Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-08
Chris Jensen visited Deadwood this

Chris Jensen visited Deadwood this
week.
New fall line of Jackets, Capes and
Cloaks just received at Chase's.
Summer gooes are going at greatest
sacrifice at Fargo's.
VI. w. Forney is over attending the
meeting of the county commissioners.
DIR. Hargens enjoyed a days sport
among Nebraska ducks the first of the
week.
At Frrgo's you can get shoes to suit
you. The biggest assortment just re-
ceived.
Charley Slyfeld is down from his
Deerfield ranch near Custer for a visit
to his wife and friends.
Mrs. Mara Rogers and Mrs. G. d.
Bailey went to Buffalo Gap last even
ing to institute a lodge of Pyramids.
Don't forget to so and see that big
assortment of shoes at Fargo's.
DIR. j. e. Hoenes departs tomorrow
evening for Chicago, Battle Creek and
Milwaukee, to be absent for two weeks.
j. w. Joyce is having the front addi-
ton built to his undertaking establish
ment, and it will be a fine, commodi-
GUS structure.
1t is expected that the South Dakota
boys from Manila will land at San
Francisco next Sunday. Happy boys!
Happy friends!
w. g. Van Dervoort, of the railway
mail service, spent Saturday and Sun
day in the city with his family. Mrs.
Van Dervoort will remain here n few
weeks longer.
Ladies' Collarettes at the Fair.
Mrs. S. II. Dewey, who has been Wis
ing her daughter, Miss Mary, for some
time, left Monday evening for her home
at Macon, Ills. She had expected to
remain a few weeks longer, but affairs
at home called her home rather unex-
pectedly.
Sheriff Eastman has been away down
in Colorado and Kansas during the
past week on the trail of some fellows
who have stolen a bunch of horses
from Craven Bros. The thieves are in
a fair way to be captured and the
horses returned.
Life Insurance Policies bought for
cash Or loaned on. Elmer r. Juckett
Minnekahta Block.
Mrs. c. W.. Green has rented the
Evans %log..cottage on Minnekahta ave.
nue-the pioneer cabin-and is having
it costly fitted up for winter. 1t is
Father a romatic place and very con-
veniently located. Mr.. Green will not
give up his Rapid City headquarters,
although he will! be a frequent Hot
Springs visitor.
II suffered with piles eleven a
before using DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve; now my health is fully restored
1 feel like a new born man"-Con-
rad STANCE, Pierz, MINI. A soothing,
preparation of standard merit; beware
of worthless ~counterfeits. Emil Har.
gems, E. b. Cook & Co.
Judge Parks spoke the words that
united the hearts and hands of Arthur
Eldridge and Miss Mae Ross last
Thursday, and on Saturday evening
united G. w. Ranger and Mrs. Minnie
Smith in the same bonds that bind.
Mr.. Ranger and Mrs. Smith have resid-
ed here for some time and are conse-
quently not strangers here. The STAR
hopes for them a happy welded life.
Rev. DIR. H. W. L. Mahood, the new
Methodist minister assigned to this
place, comes from Northwest Iowa,
having been at Marathon, Iowa, for the
past two years. He is about thirty
five years of age, a college graduate,
and received the degree of Phi. d. at
Northwestern University, Evanston,
Ill. He was presentssat the Conference
at Sturgis, last Saturday, and came to
Hot Springs that evening, remaining
here until Tuesday evening, when he
returned to Marathon to close up his
work there and bring his family here.
He expects to reach here about the Doth.
Rev. Mahood preached at the Methodist
Church Sunday evening and created a
very favorable impression. He is of
pleasing address, and those who
met him were pleased with hia person
atty. His first sermon will be preached
here Sept. 9th. The family will re-
side in the house soon to be vacated
by Rev. Long, on Eighth Street.
Modern science has done much for
humanity; it has demonstrated that
there is a better way of curing a bad
cold than by d~isarranging the stomach