Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-07-19
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The country never was greener and
fresher.
Free guides at Wind Cave hotel.
Rev. Sanford and party are still
camping at Cascade.
Miss Mable King is visiting friends
at Buffalo Gap this week.
W. O. Wallcae's teas and offices sold
by Thomas & Taylor only.
Mrs. Sadie Bennett has turchased
the w. H. Lancaster property in lover
town.
Judge MCGEE. wife and daughter,
were guests of Col. and Mis-. Kellar
Sunday.
Coles picture Of the interior of the
new plunge is all right. He shows q
diver apparently suspended in mid air.
Stockmen are delighted with range
conditions, but are looking cut for q
snug winter.
Tom Tate who has been visiting rel
atives and friends at Osmond, Neb., re.
turned Wednesday.
Turkish baths given by Professor
Young at the Stewart Bath House. Try
him. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Wayne Mcvey was over frdm Buffalo
Gap Tuesday to attend the funeral of
his grandfather, H. H. Fergufon.
Jess, Elliott, of Custer, aud bis bride,
formerly Miss Pauline Jonef, spent
a few days at this resort this feek.
Send the STAR to your ffiends in
the east. They will appreciate it and
it will save you a lot of letter. writing.
Maude Jensen returned saturday
evening from Rapid City whef 9 she has
been visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Haxby.
Ice cream and lunches served at all
hours by Mrs. M. Isham, first door east
of Peterson's machine shop.
2. E. Springer, a Charter Oak, Iowa,
banker, with his wife and child, are
guests at the Palace. The family will
probably remain all summer.
j. q. Wilson returned Saturday from
a visit to friends in Iowa. He says
crops in that state are suffering greatly
from drouth and hot weather.
See that moonlight view of River
avenue Gncluding the Evans hotel,
Gillespie, Union depot and Minnekahta
block at Coles gallery on Minnek Anita
avenue. 1t is a work of art and a nice
souvenir to send to your friends.
A young man of diminutive size and
lusty lungs arrived at the cosy little
home of Judge and Mrs. Juckett dur
ing the thunder storm on Sunday
nic. conclude es ~. remain indeh-
I'd sseraas she. at-ls
a good second hand cook stove fol
sale. Large size reservoir; all in good
condition. Inquire of A. B.. Conner.
Anthrax, n of the worst of cattle
diseases, is raging through the eastern
part of this state, and DIR. Foster, the
state veterinary surgeon, has issued
circulars to cattle owners advising
vaccination, for he contends that it is
the only hope for checking the disease
P. NJ. Conlin, Pringle, South Dakota
, carries a full line of Mccormick ma
chinery, mowers, binders and rakes.
The notorious "Calemity Jane," vel
known throughout the Black Hills
was found in destitute circumstances
in a negro howell in Montana u few
weeks ago and has been taken te
Buffalo, N. Y, where she will be giver
a comfortable home for the remainder
!, of her life by eastern philanthropists.
"Calamity' visited Hot Springs four
or five years ago and found many old
acquaintances with whom she S'rougheG
it" in the early days.
1t may be a little out of season fol
maple syrup, but should you want any
NO believe we have the best in town
Welch Bros sold by Thomas 4 Taylo'
only,
The following from the Lead Call viii
be of interest to old residents of Ho
Springs: G. NJ. Wilcox, proprietor Of
Wilcox pharmacy, Deadwood, returned
a few days since from Chicago, wher'
: he met several former Black Hill
} people. Among tho numbef was H. 2
Eaton, who enjoys an s1,sp job witt
Uncle Sam in the Chicago postofice
In a late examination of the force
under the civil service rules Mr.. Eato,
stood at the head of his class and is ii
line of promotion.
Chicken salad. lunch tongue, yea
loaf, Clipped beef, luncheon loaf ant
ham loaf--fne for sandwiches and colo
summer ~luncheon-at Thomas & Tay
lor's.
, d. X. Hand requests the STAR to cay
that erroneous reports have been cir
culated regarding his getting into the