Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

Music and refreshments at the Fair
Saturday, March Oath.
Crackers, waters and COO kies Of all
kinds at Moore's.
Balmy spring weather has again put
in an appearance.
Mrs. r. T. Evans spent Saturday
and Sunday in Rapid City.
Emory Taylor arrived last Saturday
for a visit to his parents and friends.
John Gillespie transacted business
at Sioux City during the past week.
Coils Keller and Linn went to Dead
wood to hear w. j. Bryan talk Wednes-
day.
Last Saturday was sSt Patrick's Day.
and quite a number of people, were
Swearing of the Green"
Henry Rennau came over from Edge
mont the first of the week to take
Engineer Fitzpatrick's place on the B.
& M.
The big candle was lit in the Depart
ment Store window last Saturday.
See new advertisement on ifrstl page
for particulars.
MI. +. g. Silkenson has brought a
lot near the Baptist church on College
Hill and will move a house on Ito it,
and fit it up for q residence.
Mr.. Elsey of the Fair, has a new adj
vertisement in this issue. See it and
take advantage of the offer of special
bargains which he speaks of.
Miss Druse has returned from her
eastern trip where she bought a fine
and elegant stock of goods in Millinery
etc. Call and see her while the stock
is fresh.
If anybody questions this being a
country of early gardens let them in
~vestigate the fresh onions and rhu-
barb that Scovel Bros. are bringing
to ton.
There will be a called meeting of tho
Royal Neighbors of America at p. m.
Friday of this week. Business
of Importance. A full attendance is
requested.
The Burke Stone Company has a
brand new "private car" as John ex-
presses it. 1t is a neat, nice railroad
bicycle, OIL which he can skip down to
his qaarries in a little while,
1 will herd bulls on Dry Greek, at
the old Harmon place, beginning April
18th and hold them until July 18th, at
50 each.
46.5 b. II. SEWER
The Presbyterian ladies desire to ex-
press there sincere thanks to Mr.. and
Mrs. Elsey for their unsolicited kind
ness in giving a percentage of the sales
at the Fair, March II, also to j. G.
Richer and E. j. Moore for generous
contributions of coffee and fruit and
all others who kindly assisted and pat.
ronized them.
Hot Springs people were favored
last week with a very interesting leo
ture by Frank Mcclure Chafee. His
subject was "Lean Folks" and was
listened to throughout with close at
tention. There vas wit and philosophy
in the lecture and it wasa rare treat to
listen to it. Mr.. Chaffee has the pow.
er to entertain an audience and hold
their attention, sending them away
pleased, entertained, instructed and
amused.
Mr.. Samuel Wyatt, who has been
visiting with his brother w. F. Wyatt,
of Chyenne Falls for some five months
has gone east for short time. He
will stop in Chicago first and probably
see other places of interest. Mr..
Wyatt has made many friends during
his stay in this vicinity who will watch
his future movements with interest,
and hope for his success and prosper
ity wherever he may be.
Charley Dillon has made a deal for
the Cascade Geyser printing outfit and
shipped it to Keystone the fore part of
the week. He will at once establish
a newspaper at that place-something
they have been in need of ever since the
cold Man of the Miner" was permitted
to abandon his work there. Charley
is II of the best printers in the Hills
as we'll as IN excellent young man, in
whom erybod who knows him places
the utmost confidence. Anyone who
tiesto Charley Dillon's friendship will
never regret it. He will give keystone
a paper of which they will be proud.
The STAR wishes him unbounded sue.
cess.
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