Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-09-07

New fall line of Jackets, Caps and
Furs at Chase's
Call at Cooks Drug Store and hear
the mammoth graphophone.
Miss Dollie Thomas returned, Sat-
urday from her several weeks visit on
w. G. Flat.
Guy Weldon from w. G. Flat will
attend school at Hot Springs this fall
and winter.
People who burn the Lamp of Reas-
on need Rocky Mountain Tea. Great
est reason producer known. 35c.
Miss Winnie Mosier, from w. G.
Flat has come to Hot Springs to at
tend our excellent schools the coming
year.
Misses Myra and Bertha Streeter
who live near Buffalo Gap are board.
ing in Hot Springs and attending
school.
Miss Laurence Huffman who has
been visiting in Hot Springs during
summer vacation, started for her home
in Des Moines, Iowa, Friday night.
The reception at the train Hon. Joe
Moore Saturday night by the band, is
in keeping with the progressive spirit
of Hot Springs. The boys made good
music.
Mrs. j. Fred Myers of Dennison, To-,
is visiting in Hot Springs with friends.
She has made several visits here in
the past and has many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnett Hedge went
to Deadwood Saturday to settle their
new home. Mr.. Hedge begins lis
work as Supervisor of Music in Lead
and Deadwood this week.
Rev. III. w. L. Mahood came down
from Conference Monday to prepare
his goods for shipment to his new
appointment at Lead City. The fam
lily will leave for their new home This
week.
Our advertisers can be relied OIL.
Why? Well because we will not adver-
tise fakirs and second because fakirs
will not advertise. Some good men
do not advertise but they lose money
by trying to save a little this a
A. G. Gaylord has Il fine bunch OF
Galloway cattle for sale at reasonable
prices. His post office address is Hot
Springs.
JAS. b. Hedge returned last Friday
from his eastern trip. He ran across
some hot weather in Nebraska, Iowa
and the states east of the Mississippi
During the same time we we're enjoy.
ing the finest kind of fall weather,
For SALE.-Moving picture outfit and
talking machine, good as new. Also
"a calcium gas light outfit. Fol
) particulars call at the STAR Office
Last Wednesday the home of Barney
Courthouse, east of Hot Springs, was
!. made sad by the death of their infant
child. 1t was taken sick with cholera
, infantum and although everything
possible was done for it the little life
could not be saved. The funeral oc.
cured Thursday.
Having secured the services of John
Dawson, a registered pharmacist, r. B
Cook Il Co. are now prepared to fill all
prescriptions at their Drug Store.
Miss Lacy Lowell Marie Greene has
returned from a ten days stay at
Hotel Harvey, Rapid City, where she
celebrated her thirteenth birthday
with IAN enjoyable dinner party, and
received several little tokens of love
and friendship, among them "a "sure
enough" watch from her father.
Jay Moore, who has been working
with the railroad company Eat Rawlins
Wyoming, returned to Hot Springs
Tuesday morning. He has been work.
ing in the supply stores there during
the past year, but decided the work
was too heavy. Within the year jay
proved himself to be worthy of pro.
motion and upon resigning held the
position of Assistant Store. keeper,
1t would seem rather strange tc
outsiders to tell them that sleighine
was a feature of this week, but Tues
day, a wagon on sleds, was taken from
Upper to Lower Town. 1t was the
remains of the old Plunge wager
which was relegated to the scrap pil,
several years ago. Wesley Rucke,
purchased it and is going to fix it u,
for service.
Amateur Photography is becoming
one of the most popular and fascinat