Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-08-11


Mems Clothing at the Fair.
The Burlington toDk near 100 excur-
siOnists from here to Sylvan Lake and
the northern Hills last Saturday, and
they all enjoyed it hugely.
Clothing! Clothing !! at the Fair.
The Sioux City Journal sizes up the
situation of this section of Uncle
Sans dominions quite correctly. when
it says: with the South Dakota regi.
ment starting home this week, the
wheat harvest yielding abundantlv and
the corn coming along at a two-minute
clip. the people of South Dakota find
it difficult to restrain the temptation
to throw up their hats and sholler'
every ten minutes"
Buy your candies of Mrs. Basford.
Judge Gull returned Sunday from n
weeks visit to his brother, who lives
near Marshaltown. Iowa. He says the
crop outlook is immense down there,
but that he can't speak favorably of
the weather, which is moist aud hot.
He says the farmers and railroads are
having great difficulty in getting men
so work. There is considerable rail
road building and improving going on,
but they are greatly handicapped for
want of help.
lin shop opposite the Gillespie. All
Kinds of repair work done
Annie Wilson. the colored cook at
the Fargo, died during last Thursday
night. being found dead upon the floor
of her bedroom Friday morning. She
had been doing her work as usual. but
Thursday night complained of feeling
poorly and her head was ~paining her.
A coroners jury was called Saturday.
consisting of ID. G. Grjppen. j.. Il.
Parks and n. G. Duke. After investi-
eating the case and examining wit.
nesses the jury decided that deceased
came to her death from natural causes,
doubtless some affection of the brain
and the remains were buried.
For first class barbering go to Mil
Ter. the artistic down town barber.
To Mrs. b. Y. Thornby, the people O
Hot Springs aud the Black Hills art
greatly indebted. Her work in plan
ming and executing this session of tho
association, its pleasures and the on
t~ertainments which have been provid
ed and which went SO far towards max
ing it the great success it has been
and coming as it did, Immediately fol
lowing the teachers institute. show hel
executive ability is of the best. II
the thousand and one questions asked
her, Mrs. Thornby was patience itself
and yet assertive enough to let it bt
known that there were things to which
She was entitled. The meeting was
success and to her and the corps o
Black Hills superintendent, is thi.
success due.-Edgemont Express.
First class Brown leghorn eggs al
20 cents per setting at Capt. Spearins
Never before for six or seven years
has there been such n crowd of visitors
oU INV SphAlkS liz uueIo As uOW. MAJ
velous cures from the use of the waters
has a good deal to do with the influx
but outside of that there are visitors
who came there for recreation and are
finding it. In talking with the citizen.
the verdict is everywhere I'll same
that the prosperity of the United
States has at last struck the Springs
and although the last to feel the PAM.
the present good times have come IL
stay. The Evans fed sS6 at dinner OF
Sunday and Manager Harry Clark ane
his staff of assistants were all KEEP
busy. Every room in the house WA,
taken on that day but as visitors ar,
going and coming he manages to fine
a place for all. He is taking good car,
of his guests and the Evans is keepin.
slp the good name that it has won il
times past. and is making new friend.
every day.-Edgemont Express.
Rooms to rent for light house-keep
ing in Minnekahta hotel. Very pleas
ant. nice rooms.