Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-16
Spray OF tbe Springs.


John Craven was over from Edge.
mont Saturday.
A. j. Nesbet, A. 3. de Ricqles and
Lee johnson comprise a party of
Denverites who arrived at the Evans
Saturday.
Tom Cannon, the popular road
master of the High line division of
the Burlington, was in the city Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. /. R. Grow, wife of the enter
prising editor of the Lead Call, was
the guest of DIR. and Mrs. A. S. Stewart
for a few days during the past week.
Ralph McHoes, editor of the Custer
Tribune-Pil was in town Sunday and
Monday of this week. Ralph says that
business in Custer is better than for
many years.
1t is rumored that L. B. Reno com.
mitted suicide at Red Lodge, Mont,
a short time ago. Mr.. Reno was for
merly a resident of Buffalo Gap and
was we'll known throughout the south
ern Hills.
For SALE-Chinese store and laun-
dry. Call on Joe Chow, opposite Gill
lespie hotel.
The work of cribbing and riprapping
the river banks near the bridges and
at some other points along the stream
is about completed. The work wa
done under the supervision of Dan
Larson and looks like u good job.
For SALE-Good blacksmith outfit
for sale cheap; or will trade. Call at
STAR office.
Ben Marvin, who has been the assist
ant train master of the L. & M. for
several years with headquarters at
Deadwood, has been promoted to the
position of train master and will here
after be stationed at Alliance.
For SALE:-In Lead, S. Oak, the
American Restaurant and Cafe, now
doing the largest business in the Black
Hills. Reason, change of business.
Address, Box 9l2, Lead, S. Dakota.
Plummer Davis of Rapid City, the
we'll known nurseryman, life insur-
ance agent and all-round hustler, was
in town the first of the week in the
interest of the Northwestern Life In
,ranc
Coles picture of the interior of the
new plunge is all right. He shows q
diver apparently suspended in mid air.
Attorney Benedict and wife, of Gus.
ter were guests of w. p. Phillips and
family Sunday. Mr.. Benedict was
interested in a lawsuit at Edgemont
Saturday in which a change of venue
was taken to Hot Springs.
For SALE-A bargain for cash, my
residence property two blocks east of
Stewart oath house, Hot Springs. Adj
dress II. j. Sparks, lock box GOO, Lead
South Dakota.
The Lead Call shows marked improve
ment under the management of Bob
Grow. The paper is neat and attract
i've, geographically, and is replete
with fresh, crisp local news, and care
fully selected miscellany. The last
Saturday edition was an eight-page
paper, and in addition to the usual
local news contained much interesting
mining new
Invalids bathing at the Stewart Bath
House report wonderful progress as
the result of Prof. Young magnetic
rubbing and massage.
The STAR force has been busy for
three weeks past preparing the delin.
quent tax list for publication, as pro.
vided by the new 'scavenger' law. The
complete list appears in this issue, and
while it is a little too dry to be read in
its entirety, there is much in it to
interest the taxpayer or prospective
investor. 1t will be publishedfor three
consecutive weeks.
For SALE-Good buggy team, eight
years old, sound and good travellers;
also surry in good condition. Enquire
at this Office.
E. j. Hammer, who has been associ
j, ated with w. j. Miller for severa
months past in the management of the
o. K. barber shop, left Monday fol
e Akron, Iowa, to join his family, VIII,
4 left here two or three weeks ago. Mr.
Hammer expects to locate permanent,
in northwestern Iowa or southwestern
n South Dakota in order to be near Mrs
Hammers parents who are quite aged
.. A jolly crowd consisting of Mr.. an,
Mrs. j. L. Bentley, Mrs. Bole, tn
Misses Cody, Root and Wayne, an
. Messrs. NJ. r., John and James Russell
came down from Deadwood Saturda
t. and spent day or two here as guest
at the Evans. Mrs. Bole and Mis-
er Cody, who are daughters of Col. v
a r. Cody, buffalo Billy left Monday fo
"a Denver where they will join thei
brother and go to the Pan.America