Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-03-24
Laces rare at the Fair.

Tho young folks have been having q
grand time coasting during the week.
u. Ostman, III. II. Reinstadt and Per-
ry SickleS, were among school land
leasers Wednesday.
This snowy, wintry weather is more
winter than Hot Springs has exper-
fenced for Il long time.
President Lymer was at Keystone
Sunday and Monday. He says we have
more snow than they have up there.
Rooms to rent for light house. keep
ing i'll ~Mlinnekahta hotel. Very pleas
ant, nice rooms.
Frank Evans is again head waiter at
Evans. He is thoroughly at homo in
that capacity and is Il good man to
have charge of the dining room.
Col. Jenness, of the Soldiers Home,
is writing an article for McClure's
magazine upon the problem that con-
fronts the cattle and sheep men of the
ranges.
w. III. Wenz, who spent u couple of
weeks in the city, returned to his home
at Aberdeen last Tuesday, consider
ably benefited from his rheumatic
troubles.
Geo. Miller was in town Tuesday to
procure a coffin from Undertaken
Joyce. his little child having died at
his home in Edgemont Monday even
ing of measles.
See Sackette's new samples of latest
styles OF wall paper before making
your purchases. Gilt wall paper Sc a
roll and up.
j. r. McCoubrey, the sheepman,
spent last Saturday in the city with
his mother and sister. He says his
sheep have done very nicely thus far
this winter, and his loss will be light.
"Pluto," tho bright pug dog owned
by Stewart Stanley, died last Saturday
night. and Stewart has been in mourn
ing every day since. The dog has been
quite a ~favorite about town and will
be missed by all. The cause of
his death is unknown.
Big ills, as we'll as little ills of the
kidneys, CANNOT resist the curative
power of DIR. Sawyer's Ukatine. Emil
Hargens.
The burning of the Windsor hotel of
New York City, with the great loss of
human lives, is but another evidence
that the fire proof buildings are
nothing but fire traps. The Windsor
hotel burned like a finder box. 1t is
high time that laws were framed regu-
lating the construction of those sky
scraping buildings of the great cities.
1t is nothing less than criminal to con.
struct such fire traps.
Go to +. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv.
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
ali kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
Springer Scovil, a brother of Alden.
arrived last Sunday from Chicago to
make his home with the latter on their
hot brook ranch. Mr.. Scovil was mar
ried on the Wednesday before leaving
Chicago to an estimable young lady,
who will join her husband here as soon
as they get the home in readiness to
receive her. The young men have a
splendid place and with their energy
and tact will make IL success in their
market gardening.
For SALE-16O acres of land G miles
from Hot Springs; 1000 cords of wood
can be cut from land; good range; run-
nlng spring of fine water on place: good
buildings II small orchard. Cheap.
Write or call at STAR Office.
The fire department. has a billi ard
table i'll the department room in the
city hall and proposes to have their
room fixed up so that they may be
able to while away a few hours there
occasionally-in preference to other
places intended for amusement. They
contemplate fixing up the city hall for
theatrical engagements, putting in q
good stage and furnishings. It is more
than likely. too, that the boys will put
som performance upon the stage be.
fore long themselves. No knowing
how much talent there may be bound
up in some of IL owu people until
they have an opportunity to expose it
In biliousness, Herbine, by expellins
from the body the excess of bile and
acids, improves the assimilatiye pro
cesses, purifies the blood, aud tones uf
and strengthens the entire system
Price 90 cts. Emil Hargens.
Prof. King favors the STAR with /,
copy of the Evansville, Wis.,, Review,
in which the professor has an article
concerning the Evansville schools, o,
which he is principal, comparing then
with others in that part of Wisconsin
From the article we extract the follow
ing statement that is worth consider
ing by every community. Speaking O
schools he says: "They must have tn
united support of the homes, and tn,