Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-09-07
women's .Gloriar Shoes At Chasess.
Col. George Saturday night.

E. B. Cook & Co. will raffel off their
mammoth graphophone. Be sure you
get a number.
Mr.. u. Elsey was on the sick list
the first part Of the week.
John L. Burke went to st. Paul,
Tuesday, on a business trip.
Hear a democrat Saturday night
tell why he will not support Bryan.
The Minnekahta bath wagon was
taken off from further service this sea-
son.
Miss Mary II. Phillips, teacher in
No. 5 will board at the Evans during
winter.
Deadwood must be more or less shy
of its population just at present, SO
many are visiting Hot Springs.
Geo. Brooks and wife, also Miss Ger
trude Goodwin, of Bazile Mills, Neb.,
we're in Hot Springs this week.
This time of the year is the most
delightful of all seasons. Fall is mel
ancholy but nevertheless enjoyable.
You can get a mans or a boys suit
at Chase's.
Mrs. Isiah Lukens, of Tekamah, Neb.
was a visitor at w. +. Wyatt's ranch
last week. She went to the Northern
Hills this week.
Mrs. l.. ID. Blythe and sou who have
been at the Evans spending the sea-
son, returned to their home in Sioux
City Wednesday.
Mrs. John Treber, j. A. Treber, of
Deadwood, Mrs. NJ. Hoffman and Miss
+. Hoffman, of Kansas City are all
making a short visit at the Evans.
Rev. Pond and son Of Spearfish have
taken roomsa at the Moore home and
are spending a fewdays in Hot Springs
taking advantage of the baths.
Roy Scott, who has been spending
his summer among Hot Springs friends
returned to Omaha Saturday where he
will engage in the jewelry business (his
former position) with Edholm,
School opened this week with Il good
attendance. Quite 81 number of the
young people of town have gone away
to school and Il large number have
come in from ranches.
ii is rather hard for some OF the
school boys to learn the habit of going
to school. About 9o'clock each day
one can see boys. from all directions
just "hilsin'"to not be absent or tardy.
Chris Jensen, who, by-the-way is to
be Fall River County's next sheriff, is
repairing his office by putting in a hard
wood floor. This is nothing like Bry.
, ans new porch, however. Chris doe
not have to entertain that way.
, Loved by the people, hated by its
would-be rivals; the foe of :disease, the
5 friend of humanity-Rocky Mountain
! Tea, made by the Madison Medicine
! Company.
!, Rev. w. H. Sparkling, Rector of st.
Luke's Episcopal church will conduct
services at the Soldiers Home next
Sunday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
Huntsmen of Hot Springs and vi.
cinity are after the game that has been
fattening for the past nine or eleven
months. Quite a number of grouse.
rabbits and duck have been obtained
Mrs. j. d. Summers and daughter
Flo who have spent the season in Hot
Springs. will return to their home in
Sioux Falls, where Miss Summers will
enter school. They have been living
in the Moore home east of the Plunge
The great success of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in the treatment of bowel complaints
has made standard " the greater
part of the civilized world. For sale
by u. b. Cook & Co., Druggists.
Mrs. w. H. Comstock, Miss Com
stock, of Utica, N. Y, and Miss Roxt
Comstock, Earl and w. G. Comstock
of Chadron are registered at the Evan.
for a few days. They will make a tri,
over some of the western and northern
: country. then return to c ur city. whar.
l they will spend the months of winter
A party of Hot Springs young PEG
. pie went to Sylvan Lake and the uppe,
Hills to spend a weeks outing. The,
started Saturday morning with a goot
wagon load of provisions. The part,
was composed of Misses Beata Hueb
9 ner, Eva Coleman and Telida Brook
: and Messrs Ted Hummel and job,
Huebner. They will return to Ho
0 Springs Friday or Saturday.