Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-11-02
SPRAY OF tbe s psinos,


Moore Bros. have painted their de-
livery wagon in nice shape.
jackets and capes at the Fair.
Doc. Lowe returned from his ranch
Monday, having spent several days
there.
Boys Clothing at the Fair.
Bud Hayden and wife are home from
their Missouri visit. Mrs. Hayden is
not in very good health.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS o SALE-Cook
stove, dining table, iron bedstead,
book case, and n few other articles. In.
quire of Mrs. Thornby.
Rev. Pearson returned Friday from
his eastern trip. He says crops we're
very fine in Nebraska and Iowa where
he visited and everybody vas in good
spirits.
Quilts and blankets at the Fair.
Miss Nell Mower will leave in a day
or two for Omaha, where she will take
a two or three months course in
stenography and typewriting at
Boyles commercial school.
Over coats at the Fair.
There will be dinner served in the
Salvation Army hall election day.
Chicken pie will be one of the many
good things served, tickets % cents;
also lunch in the evening, 10 cents.
All are cordially invited.
1T brings to little ones that priceless
gift of healty flesh, solid bone and
muscle. That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does; 35c. Ask your druggist.
Can you help the interests of Hot
Springs more in a political way than
by voting to send Hon. r. j. Gamble
to the United States senate? You
know you can not. Then vote for
Messrs Burke and Kelly.
At the city hall Saturday night j. w.
Appellate spoke in behalf of Organism.
Joe is a bright man, but this is the first
time our people knew he vas an orator.
He is highly complimented upon his
speech. though the crowd was smaller
than he deserved.
w. j. Miller at the old reliable Bar
Der Shop, opposite, Union Depot, gives
the best of satisfaction in hair cutting,
shaving. or shampooing. Try him.
j. d. Nicholson has purchased the
Rylen brick block on Minnekahta
avenue and in the spring expect to en-.
large it and open a fine restaurant and
boarding house. Everyone who knows
j. ID. knows his ability to run such an
establishment to perfection. Mr..
Rylen will also return in the spring
and probably become a permanent
resident.
Fannie Woods, the colored girl who
has been confined in the city Jail for
several days during the past week.
crazy from the effects of morphine or
ocane was sent to the home of her
mother at Lead Tuesday at county eS-
pense. This, according to Mr.. Riordan,
means more Expense for the treasur-
er's oftice'-but Sheriff Eastman says
it would cost the county at least 500
to keep her here this winter. Accord
ing to Mr.. Riordap, if the treasurer's
office doesn't want to be charged up
with such items of expense the matter
must always be explained fully and in
detail, in the commissioners proceed
ings, which cost SO much a line. Of
cours if there is no honor or honesty
in any of our county officials we sup
pose that every transaction should be
explained in the public press, every
little detail being mentioned as to
every transaction-owhy this thing or
that was done, and explaining how the
county has saved by it, or why it was
necessary to pay outthe money. Verify
has it come to such a pass, that all men
are ~rascals? Or must we go to popu.
listic- democracy to find officers who
alone are honest and can be trusted?