Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-04-20
WANTED, a young lady tb learn the
millinery trade. Miss DRusE.

WANTED, a young lady Is learn the
millinery trade. Miss DRusE.
H. R. Bartleste, appointments architect
of Deadwood spent sundaylin our city.
Stop! Remember!l April q at the
opera house "a Woman's HONOR
We received a pleasant call last week
from Mr.. W. N. Curington, of Edge
mont.
j. H. Hamilton, of Chadron is taking
Conductor Sherry's run this week
Mr.. Sherry is sick.
Frank Evans is ~terracing his yard.
When work is completed Frank will
have a very pretty place.
j. E. Norge, Ex.U. s Revenue Col
lector of Nebraska, is at the Evans.
taking baths for his health.
Kodaks, Cameras, Photographic
| equipments and materials foramateurs
at Cooks prescription drug Store.
Free band concert at p~ost-otice at
7:30 Friday night April q. Be sure
and bring your pocket book and fol.
low the band up stairs.
g. L. Montgomery, an Omaha Attor-
ney, was in the city last week for his
health and incidently to transact a
little business.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
The Burlington's new passenger car
to be used during the lively eason was
brought in yesterday morning. 1t is
the same color as the new combination
Car.
/ will herd bulls on Dry Creek, at
the old Harmon place, beginning April
18th and hold them until July 18th, at
So each.
400 E, III. SEWER
If some one does not hunt you up
and ask you to buy a ticket to see the
play ga Woman's Honor" just come
around to Hargen's Drug Store and
they will sell you from one to one
hundred.
Ladies get your hats at Eastern
prices at Mrs. e. A. Daniels.
Col. Ames, editor of the Hot Springs
Times Herald, has announced his can
didacy for a delegate to the Demo GRAFT
ic National Convention at Kansas City
July 4th.-Custer Tribune Pilot,
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.
The delegates elected by the Custer
county convention are: Richard Avant,
James Means, John Fuson, b. H.
Martin, A. G. Roseberry, Fred Hender-
son, w. E. Benedict, 1. M. Donaldson,
Joseph Kubler, w. +. Hanley and w.
G. Calkins.
"This is too much, John, 1 won't
stand it any longer. Tomorrow I leave
for my mothers unless you get me
more Rocky Mountain Tea" Sensible
woman. 35c. Ask your druggist.
The city is setting several dozen
shade trees in different parts of college
Flat. Blanch Street is receiving q
good number and a row of about a
dozen is being set just east of the
Baptist church. In time these trees
will make a delightful residence por-
tion out of the Flat.
Everything in hair goods and Millin-
cry at the lowest market prices, at
Mrs. E. A. Daniels.
Jacob Lampert spent a few days in
the city the fore part of the week with
Mrs. Lampert and son Arthur. Mr..
Lampert has q contract to do bridge
work for the Burlington during the
summer. Mrs. Lampert will remain
here.
Notice.
Notice is here by given the l claim
and own an interest in all the horses
and cattle in the possession of ClarkS.
Isham and branded with the watch
brand; and all persons are warned not
to buy any of said horses or cattle
from the said Clark S. lsham or any
one in his employ. Dated at Hot
Springs, S. d., April 18TH, 1900
MARGARET a. ISHAM.
Jacob Lampert'has beeni in town a few
days looking after a new concentrator
which he has invented, and is giving it
a thorough trial on the keystone mill.
He has a large contract with the B. &
NJ. railway for building bridges on the