Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-11-16
Spray OF the sprinos.

Sioux City.
Over coats at the Fair.
The ratification meeting at Dead
wood last Saturday night was a great
success.
Boys Clothing at the Fair.
II. j. Loewe has sold his furniture
and lease to the Mower house to Fred
Schmoldt, who will conduct the hotel
the coming summer. Mr.. Loewe en-
poets to return to his old home in Ne
braska.
Quilts and blankets at the Fair.
The parties that had Harry GODDARD
arrested failed to make out a case at
all and it was dismissed within a few
moments after the evidence was all
heard. The whole thing seems to have
been a case of political persecution.
We want you to try our Sheridan
Nut Coal in your bass burner, or any
magazine stove. Transfer Feed & Fuel
Co.
The Rapid City Journal says that
the curfew ordinance has been on trial
there for several years and is a good
thing. The way in which some of the
youth of Hot Springs are acting nights
should induce the city council to con-
slider the curfew for this place.
Somebody's COW got stuck in the
mud in the creek below town day
this week and ~endeavoringto eXtricate
herself broke her back. The animal
has been raised upon a stretcher and
the owner is hoping the break may
heal and the COW be saved.
d. A. Hanna, representing Field and
Steam; a leading monthly magazine,
published i'll New York, was interview
ing IL business men this week in the
interest of his publication. He expects
to give Hot Springs and vicinity a
write-up in his publication. 1t is d
neat interesting magazine.
John King says he picked a Wild
night blooming cerus last Saturday OF
college Hill. Think of Wild flowers i'll
bloom November 10. Beats the world.
And then he brought some hollyhock
blooms to the STAR this week from Mr..
Silkenson's yard. The banana crop
will surely be big this winter.
Fred Blake and Virgil Brown paid
their election bets amid great glow last
Friday night. Fred Blake wheeled +.
Il. Martin anG Virgil Brown wheeled
Geo. Hummel up Main street, the band
marching and playing patriotic music.
Fred Blake was logged out like a Fill
nino and had his barrow patriotically
decorated.
Hon. Il. w. Martin, the real live
Black Hills congressman-elect, arrived
Wednesday evening in good time to
help celebrate the result of election.
He drove down from Deadwood in
company with his son, George, and will
spend about a week on the ranch at
Martins Valley.
Go to +. b. Smiths Hot Springs iiv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs OF
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
The Commercial club should now get
into action. The summer has been
long and the people have been unusu.
ally busy with their own affairs and
later with the campaign. Now it is
time Commercial club was getting into
action again. There is plenty of work
to do. Hot Springs cannot expect to
forge ahead without organization and
effort. Nothing comes to him who
waits.
1t is claimed to be an actual fact
that a parasite has commenced exter
minating the bugs that, for the past
four years, have been destroying the
pine forests of the Black Hills. There
, was much less damage done this sum.
mel than last. MIR. Hamaker, superin.
!, tendent of the forest reserve, states
that practically all danger from the
, pest is passed.
The oyster supper given by the Hos
pital Union, on Monday last, was quite
i, a success in more than one way. The
supper was the first effort toward rails
ing a fund to augment that already in
possession of the Sisters in charge, tt
, be used to enlarge the present hospita,
}, accommodations. It is understood thai
, the extent of the building to be erected
, depends, in a measure, upon the inter
est felt in the undertaking by the citi
zens. Everybody sees the need of I.
hospital here, and as the Benedictin,
Order is the only m willing to ope1
one, their success becomes u matter O
9 personal interest, and profit to tn,
!, town. The Hospital Union number.
+ nearly forty members and desires tn,
cooperation of all. This being given
9 the work will fall lightly upon each
e Little financial aid is avpaotod from