Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-07-05

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the Office Of Wilson & Wilson.
w. II. Mills, wife and son, ofTopeka,
Kansas, arrived Wednesday for q two
weeks visit with Mrs. Jennie E. Brad
ley and family. Mr.. Mills is Mrs.
Bradley's brother.
We wish to call your attention again
to u Ivy Wreath brand of canned
goods. Nothing nicer in town we
believe. THOMAS s. TAYLOR.
Mrs. j. j. March received the dis
tressing news Wednesday of the death
of her father, Ms Wycoff, at Tekamah,
Neb. Mrs. March has the sympathy OF
the entire community in her great
atliction.
Chicken salad. lunch tongue, veal
loaf, Clipped beef, luncheon loaf and
ham loaf--fne for sandwiches and cold
summer luncheon-at Thomas & Tay.
lOr's.
A. n. McLennan returned Tuesday
from Norton, Kansas, where he was
called by the serious illness of his
wife. Mrs. McLennan was somewhat
better when he left but her condition
is still critical.
Rev. Mahood has been spending the
past week here, a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eisey. In company with Mr..
Elsey Rev. Mahood has been camping
and fishing on the Cheyenne river for
a few days.
A. L. Eckstein won high honors in
the recent rigid examination given him
by the state board of pharmacy, and
his certificate will shortly adorn the
wall of his neat little pharmacy in the
%postof1ce lobby.
S. l.. Kirtley has purchased the
Jones ranch west of town and expects
to on ina few weeks. There are
about 100 acres of land and he will
put on stock and make it one of the
finest stock ranches in the county.
Mr.. Jones contemplates moving into
town.
Mr.. Dodds and wife, of Cambria.
Wyo, are enjoying a little outing here
and incidentally taking a few baths for
health and pleasure. They have been
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Thorp
during their sojourn here. Mr.. Dodds
is a leading business man Of Cambria,
Wyo.
James Robertson, wife and two
children arrived Tuesday for a visit to
their son and brother, John Robertson.
They reside at Pleasant Valley, Neb.
They arrived a couple of days ahead
of the time they had planned, and
thereby gave John a most pleasant
surprise. They will remain several
weeks.
The Fourth in Hot Springs was eX-
ceedingly quiet. A number of people
were out of town for the day, andthose
here remained quietly at home or en-
joyed themselves at the plunges. In
the evening there was a liberal display
OF fireworks in different portions of
town, while young America and the
fire cracker we've in evidence through
out the day.
: The Quarto. Centennial Carnival at
Deadwood this week is a great success.
Throngs of people have been crowding
in on every train until standing room
is almost at a premium. Six coaches
of Denver capitalists are there. Tie
Carnival will certainly prove a great
benefit to the mining interests of the
Hills. The mineral palace exhibit is a
great feature and is said to be valued
at many thousand dollars.
Cole is an up to-date photographer
and his work is done in the highest
style of the art. Every specimen OF
his work is an exquisite production of
the photographers art. See samples of
his work in windows of gallery on
Minnekahta avenue.
Gov. E. P. Savage and wifeo Lincoln;
Judge Lorenzo Crounse and daughter,
of Fort Calhoun, Neb., w. H. Edgar,
editor of the Beatrice Express. and
wife; E. O. Moffatt and wife, of Kansas
City, and j. H. Ager, general agent Of
the B. & NJ. railway, lincoln, arrived
in the city Monday after q very enjoy
able tour of the Hills in q private car
They we're delighted with the trip and
although they are extensive travellers
they say that they never saw anythinf
to equal the scenery Of the Black Hill
In grandeur and beauty. The SrAR il
thankful to Messrs. Edgar and Motif
for q fraternal call.
. A good second hand cook stove 70
sale. Large size reservoir; all in goo
CONDITION. Inquire Of A. B. Connor.
Harry Goddard, editor of the Express
judge of the police court, sheep in
. spector, wool buyer and all-roun
; hustler, vas in town Wednesday. Jude
GODDARD says the progressive people Q
} Edgemont are agitating the questio
: of building q bridge across the Che,