Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-01-13

Evans With Mrs. Steele.
t +. L. Joy, the Northwestern auditor,
Y was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Haxby, of Rapid City, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. G. L. Jensen.
glitch your [advertisingl wagon to a
star 1.-THE Hot Sprsngs STAR"
> Always fresh candies at the p~ostofice
> news stand.
The Soldiers Home has had five cars
of elegant Edgemont ice put up.
The numerous friends of Doc Pierce
} are glad that he is again able to be
about.
DIR. Hoenes was down to Gering, Ne
braska, to attend a sick Mon
day night.
John Sackette has finished his work
upon w. W. Stewards home, and the
latter are moving in.
Fnrgo Mercantile Co. has been put
ting up ice from Hesnard's pond, and
it is surprisingly fine.
An outside door has been placed in
the Evans hotel barber shop, much to
the satisfaction of Barber the barb err.
Tops what sing at Cooks Drug Sto re.
f. b. and L. T.. Mclaughlin, of Gus
ter, who are interested inthe Buckhorn
mining property, were at the Evans
Tuesday.
C. j. Taylor has opened "a photo
graph gallery in the rooms opposite
the Gillespie. First class work guar
anteed. Special care taken with in
fant's pectures and portrait work. Call
and see him.
, Mrs. j. G. Hashman, who will be well
husband about IL year ago, was married
ON New Years day, at Alliance, Neb.,
/ to Il Mr.. Riley.
!, IL. H. Whaley's mother, of Cascade,
! was 80 years old last Friday. She is
hearty and vigorous and is likely to
= pass a full century. The STAR congrat-
= ulates her, and the family.
v "Take comfort while you live for you
will be u long time dead.:' Therefore
" get a supply of four-foot wood that is
seasoned. at So per cord, cash with the
a order. while it lasts THE WOODY. TRANS.
FER, FEED Il FUEL Co.
L. X. Campbell, the we'll known eli
gar salesman of Denver, spent Wednes.
day and Thursday at The Evans, and
did business with dealers in the city
who prefer his famous "Dry Climate
n cigar.
u The finest thing that ever happened:
A bin full of Hanna or Sheridan GOA
st to head off the next cold snap. Sold
At only by Transfer, Feed & Fuel Co
Phone %.
- "Lew Johnson's Great Company
d gave a show at the city hall Tuesday
J. and Wednesday evenings. 1t is apret
p ty fair minstrel company, and made
L. fun with some t%hreadbare jokes-and
few new ones.
!; The smallest things may exert the
greatest influence. DeWitt's Little
le Early Risers are unequalled for over
II coming constipation and liver troubles
III Small pill, best pill, safe pill. Emf
10 Hargens, Il. b. Cook.
c. Meetings have been continued iron
xt the week of prayer at the M. E. church
IS. and are being held this week with {
good attendance. Rev. Chaplin ha.
:, been preaching some interesting
IL helpful and uplifting sermons.
ye F. NJ. Milliken, osteopath, gradual,
80 of A. T. Still, the founder, has rented
Conner, and will soon he here to prac
' tice. tt.
.s+ President Lymer was taken quite i
~. with la grippe last Monday, after r.
ID turning from Edgemont, where b
preached Sunday. For a few days hi
condition gave his friends some ALARM
20 but we are glad to say that he is no
oh improving.
iii. Joe Hart, the blacksmith, has move
"a to the old Fallon shop, up town, whel
he is prepared to do all kinds Of VOL
On in his line at moderate prices and
ed good shape.
aS- The Modern Woodmen installatio
and supper last Monday night wei
,ut very interesting and enjoysbl
to Among the enjoyable features vas q
MS ~ original song by R. G. Cramer, whit
took down the house. After the ge
eral exercises and REFRESHMENTS lar
To-, number repaired to the oon belo
the lodge room and enjoyef' q fe
nd hours dancing.
er. Paul Perry, of Columbus, Ga, 81
of fered agony for thirty years, and the
of cured his Piles by using Dewitt
al. Witch Hazel Salve. It heals injuri
~, and skin diseases like magic. En-
Hargens, E. B. Cook. .
TO- w. R. Morgan is now .>ag on Il
~; trail of John Z. Bury cou
-. house-therefore W. 10 b
secured an interest III IN