Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-09-21

Life Insurance Policies bought for
cash OF loaned on. Elmer r. Juckett
Minnekahta Block. |
sLittle Giant School Shoes" at
Chase S. '.~.
Mr.. E. Elsey was down among the:
Bug Eaters last week returning homie
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Geo. L. Thorpe, who has been
quite ill for some time wa SO far re-.
covered Thursday that he. started out
on his route. i
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Ladies Hats att.hs Fsip..ss:. e. So ; !.
We have. new advertisements this
week from Miss Druse, T'he.-Big De-
partment Store and The Fair. Read
them, you are interested in what they
say. u. b.: '"h~
Women's "Gloria" Shoes at Chase's.
The Evans Orchestra will go on.:.the
road at the close of the season here.
They have been giving very good music
especially since Hans Albert has been
playing with them.
People who burn the Lamp of Reas-
on need Rocky Mountain Tea. Great
est reason producer known. 35c.
A gentleman living near Smithwicks
brought in a load of fine looking
watermelons Monday. One of them
weighed 43tsl lbs. 1t must have been
a Mckinley watermelon Judging from
it expansion.
The change in the time of the Bur-
lington causes a change in the gather
ing the mail from the street mail box
and hotels. 1t is now taken up at
$50 each evening. the post office
closes at the usual time of 500 p. m.
A silk crazy patch work quilt to be
rallied off at l cent to 81 cents. Made
by Mrs. Scofield of Pringle; at Cooks
Drug Store. Mrs. Scolield has been
working at the quilt for the past
twenty-five years.
Fire bugs have succeed in giving
Deadwood a good deal of uneasiness.
The fires started by the outlaws de-
stroyed considerable property there
this week. If caught in the act of
plying their villainous work it would
be "a righteous act to shoot them on the
spot.
Mr.. c. G. Fargo received word Mon
day that his father. Sylvester G. Fargo,
Il gentleman we'll and favorably known
throughout the Black Hills region
had died at his home in Clay County
S. ID. He went to Deadwood in 1916
and went into the mercantile business.
He leaves a wife and three sons to
mourn his death. He was about 81
years old, and for some time had been
in poor health.
+. b. Cook Is Co. will raffel off ;their
mammoth graphophone. Be sure you
get a number.
Mr.. J.. V. Morrow, of Lane aster,
Wis.,, a nephew of Mrs. E. b. Cook is
visiting Hot Springs. Several years
ago he was the victim of an accident
a telephone poll fell on him in such
a way that it injured his stomach. He
has not been able to eat much solid
food until his arrival in Hot Springs
He has been here about three weeks
and he can enjoy a good sized peice of
beef stake as we'll as anybody. He
can also sleep as we'll as ever.
Mrs. w. w. Stewart aud Miss Good
rich entertained at the Stewart resid.
ence on College Hill Saturday after
noon. An abundance of flowers
made more attractive the already
prettily furnished Stewart home and
the entire after moor was SO we'll
arranged that the several hours spent
by the guests was but an a~gravation,
Music, the %::soothing part of our lives
conversation,the education, and games,
the time of relaxation occupied the
afternoon, Dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. Stewart and Miss
Goodrich, assisted by Misses Maggie
Landers, Edith Cleveland and Dee
Goodykoontz. The guests departed
about dark having spent a very enjoy
able afternoon.
DOYLE g. Wood are