Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-04-27

John II. Wilson, attorney OF Dead
wood, was at the Evans Sunday.
New lot Of mems shirts atthe Fair.
G. B. Howell, Of Belle Fourche is at
the Evans taking baths for rheumatism
The hills and Wales are turning
green as a result of our copious rains
this week.
Mrs. En- mis- is canvassing for two
valuable works by a literary man of
great ability.
Every body is going to attend the
Cuban Drama "a Woman's Honor"
Friday night.
Charles @. Wilson, of Lincoln who
is interested in property here, was in
the city this week.
7. o. Collins, of Deadwood, is in the
city for his health. He expects to
stay two or three weeks.
The Parrot Hotel will be ready for
business May LIST. Good accommoda.
ton, reasonable rates. Prop, VIM
Atkinson.
At Baptist church Sunday morning
the subject will be "Christ's Mission to
EARTH" evening subject "Letting Your
Light Shine"
Miss Bennett, daughter of Judge
Bennett, of Deadwood, was in the city
this week. Miss Bennett is in the
employ of the Pioneer Times.
L. R. Bever, a Cedar Rapids, Iowa
man, visited Hot Springs a few days
this week. Mr.. Bever is interested in
mining property at Keystone.
Those without reserved seats for
the "Womans Honor" will have to come
early and avoid the rush, for standing
room is going to be at a premium.
Marshal Dornan is fixing up the
parks so they take on a beautiful
appearance. With some care our little
city can be made very picturesque.
j. H. Kennedy, of Oakdale, Neb.,
came up from that place this week.
He is going to assist Harry Barber, in
the Evans Tonsorial palors, during
the season.
Mr.. F. j. Berrier received a large ice
room from Omaha this week. It is the
largest and most convenient cooling
room in the city and is an ornament to
Fred's market.
The High School Literary Society
will hold an open session at the City
Hall, in the council rooms Saturday
evening, April %, to which the public
is cordially invited. Admission free.
A new sidewalk and fence are being
constructed from the end of the Plunge
sidewalk to the railroad bridge. This
improvement will make t ravel to and
from the Plunge cleaner and less diff.
fcult during stormy weather.
A new drug store is to be opened in
the store room just south of Will
Miller's barber shop. Besides drugs
there will be confectionery and wind
cave specimens on sale. The new
store will be open and ready for bus.
mess about May 18th.
Harry Gayhart is down to Omaha
this week attending the annual shoot
of the Nebraska State Sportsman's
association. Friday today the handi-
cap, open to the world will be shot.
Harry will return Saturday or Monday.
The Degree of Honor again enter
tanned the band Tuesday night. Such
a public spirit as this lodge shows to
our enterprises, isa strength to the
town, and their loyalty will be repaid
in the good reputation they receive
from such c~ommendable action.
j. Conover, who came here from
Princeton, ILL.,, is having the bowling
alley west of the Union Station reno.
waited, cleaned and repaired. A COM
plete g outfit of balls and pins have
been ordered and by tho time the
excursion arrives will be ready for
business. Besides bowling there will
be refreshment tables.
q. NJ. Griffith, of Washington, who
is connected with the Forestry division
of the Agricultural Department was in
the city this week, obtaining from the
hotels and wood dealers, information
concerning the amount of wood burn
ed each year, in this district. The
information will appear in the Annual
report Of this Department.
MIR. W. F. Aldred and wife, of Ochey-
dan, Iowa, spent several weeks at the
Gillespie in this city, returning to their
home about two weeks ago. They
found a sad strife of affairs apon their
arrival there. Tn a 1etter IN Mr. u, r,o