Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-03-22
Spray OF tbe Springs.

esoag,@4e@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Remember the Fair Saturday.
The father of DIR. and Emil Hargens
is visiting his sons.
Wanted-Girl for general housework.
Enquire of Harry Gayhart.
G. c. Wooster has moved into his
commodious and pleasant new home
on Jennings avenue.
Mrs. T.. %lIargens accompanied her
sister. Miss Cole. to Deadwood Tuesday
for IL few days visit.
For SALE.-One team good gentle
draft horses. enquire at STAR office.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Spencer returned
Tuesday from their delightful journey
to the coast aud the Hawaiian islands.
DIR. Bowman, the Deadwood ~occulist,
will be here until April LIST and will
Office with DIR. Jennings while here.
W. r. Sampson, the Elkhorn new
conductor, moved Monday into the
residence on Jennings venue just va
Gated by G.. c. Wooster.
Go to +. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
j.. VI. Gillispie& Co. have secured the
contract for piping water forthe Burke
quarry from the creek to the summit.
where the saw plant is being put in.
They cuthia Deadwood plummers by
considerable.
Results. Immediate and lasting.
Before and after trying other remedies
use Rocky Mountain Tea this month.
Twill keep YOU we'll all summer. y
great spring blessing. Ask your drug
gist.
u. j. Moore and son, Walter, and
Richard Hunt vent down to the sand
hills of Nebraska last Friday in quest
of geese. They vent to Merriman OH
the Elkhorn road, thence to the ponds
and lakes which abound in that vicin-
ity. They expect TO return tomorrow.
Puny children with weak constitu-
tions can attain an unusual degree of
bodily aud mental vigor 10y taking
Rocky Mountain Tea this month made
by the Madison Medicine Co. 35c. Ask
your druggist.
Geo. Lambert had a very narrow
escape Mt Keystone last Monday.
While in one of the mines he accident
ally walked into one of the shafts and
feel! 80 feet. Strangely he was not
seriously injured, no bones being
broken-only receiving Il hard shaking
up aud some slight bruises.
DIR. Seymour will not be able to
bring his private Car to this city as he
expected to, on account of the danger
of damaging his valuable instruments
during the switching that would oe
necessary at this point. He will be at
the Evans hotel.
At the academic oratorical contest
OF Central College, at Pella, Iowa,
where David and Leora Hand, and
Rev. Catlin are attending, Miss Leora
was one of the contestants aud she
won first prize, consisting of 'Rollins
Ancient History" in four volumes,
and one volume Of Mrs. Browning's
poems. The friends of Miss Hand in
Hot Springs congratulate her upon
her victory.
The Ottumwa Courier, of Iowa. says:
"Dr. j. w. Hancher, formerly of the
Black Hills College, Hot Springs, S. d.,
has been selected AS president of the
Iowa Wesleyan university.' We under
stand that the doctor hasn't yet &C
cepted the position, but if he concludes
to the Mt. Pleasant college will secure
one of the most enthusiastic college
men in the country. We congratulate
him upon the high honor thus con-
ferred upon him.
photographer Cross says that he al
ready has views of all the most attract
i've places in the Hills and can there
fore now stay here and attend to the
wants of his customers. View and por.
trait work will be artistically done.
Two large car loads of material ar
rived the first of the week from the
Gillett- Herzog iron foundry, of Mime
apolis, for the new Miner plunge.
They contain the great steel arches
which will encircle the plunge sides
and roof, besides the covering for the
plunge building. The foundry compa-
ny will send men here to put up the
arches. Mr.. Miner says that the work
will now be steadily pushed along so
that the plunge will be ready for the
seasons business.
j. w. Brock & Co. sell shoe laces sc
"a dozen: S M oil locts; thread Bets;
hair pins oct: % envelopes oct; wool
mitts 1Octs: wool facinators 15cts
shoe polish Il tin cups 21scts each,
S. L. Wilson was at Custer Friday
aud Saturday of last week, engaged as
attorney for the defense in the case al
the state VS.. III. S. and Fred f.. Mas