Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-12-06
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CENTRAL PHARMACY III
ALBERT L. %ecksTE,N PROP. =
4 Pcstot!lce Building.
Turkey dinner Dec. II, in M%innekah-
Ia block.
Mems sweaters and fine underwear
The Fair.
W. G. Ernshaw and family have gone
to Deadwood to reside.
Great removal sale nov going on at
the Big Store. Things are going cheap.
County superintendent, Miss Black,
is confined to her home for a few days,
the result of a sprained ankle.
See our new Golf skirts. The Fair.
Special meetings are being held at
the NJ. r. church this week to which
Rev. Albertson invites the public gen
orally.
Yeast cakes, one cent per package,
two package limit, at Big Department
Store.
The annual convention of district
school officers will be held at the
court house Saturday afternoon, Dec.
IA, and county superintendent, Miss
Black, hopes for a good attendance.
Go to +. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs Of
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
Mrs. DIR. Conner returned Sunday
from her visit to Minneapolis, and
was accompanied home by Miss Min
ME GoodykoontZ, who has been taking
IL course in stenography at that place.
New Home Sewing Machine for sale
cheap. Inquire of WILSON Il WILSON.
At the recent meeting of the South
Dakota Stockmen's Association, A. j.
.Piowman resigned rs attorney for the
association, as he is about to leave the
state. G. L. Wood, who was previous
ly attorney for the association, was
elected to succeed Mr.. Plowman.
Call and see our new quilts and
blankets. The Fair.
Those who have suggested that Pres
ident Roosevelt would scarcely be able
to fill the presidential chair are likely
to change their opinion of his ability
when they read his most able message
in which he covers all the questions
go. .-AA:.. a., ~,,l1io ,~ip1 c,5
does it i'll such AN easy, comprehend
bic manner.
Bulk mince meat, olives and pickles
ut Richer's.
Joe Dennis and Marshal Smith re
turned last week Wednesday from
working on tho tlume t~restles of the
Irrigation Co. along the Cheyenne
Joe was unfortunate in cutting hi:
knee quite badly the day before finish
ing his work. so that he has been goin.
stiff legged for IA few days.
Used by ladies of fashion all owe.
the world. It's without doubt TIN,
greatest beautiiier eve offered TIN
American women 3oc. Made only b,
Madison Medicine Co. Ask your drug
gist.
q. w. Montgomery, of Hot Springs
was AN outgoing passenger on thi
mornings b. Il NJ. MIR. Montsomer
has been looking over the norther
Hills for a business location. He ha
visited Deadwood. Speartish, White
wood and Stnrgis, and as yet he is un
decided whether he will change loca
ton at present or not.-Deadwoo
News.
Susan.-The pimples. soresand blac
heads are danger signals. Take Rock
Mountain Tea. you'll give Il farewe
reception to your troubles; DOC. AS
your druggist.
Charley Stewart, who has been a
sistant postmaster for the past fol
years. has resigned the position an
will next week enter the employment
the Fargo Mercantile Co. The STA
editor lacks for words to express HI
good opinion of Charley's e~Xcellel
qualifications, his genial dispositio
under all circumstances, and his fat
fitness and attentiveness to dut
There's no place that will more, tho
oughIy test a person than a postotii'
and Charley Stewart has made a
cord to be proud of. Fred Watts W
succeed Charley, and has the quail
cations that should make him an e
cellent clerk after ne once learns Il
mui,itudinous duties of the place.
Puts gray matter in your hea
Brings u rosy glow to faded cheel
Restores vim, vigcr, mental and physi
al happiness. That's what Rocl
Mountain Tea will do; Soc. Ask 70,
druggist.