Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-19

many friends.
WANTED-Girl, steady employment:
apply at Applegate's restaurant.
Mrs. Grace Harwood and her mother
OF Boston, have taken apartments at
the Evans for the
Mr. Holman has again begun work
upon his stone block, just below the
Evans, and proposes to prosecute the
work as rapidly as possible.
G. w. Brown, +. L. Whetfield and c..
L. Wood, were among Rapid City's at
torneys who we're here attending court
during the week.
WANTED.-Girl to do general house.
work. Wages S25. per month, at l. II.
Chases, Rapid City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ringwalt, of Omaha,
expect to spend some time here, Mrs.
Ringwalt being a sufferer from rheu-
matism. She is deriving much bene-
tit from the baths.
Doc. Lowe came to town this week,
after having been rusticating for two
or three months. But he has become
so infatuated with ranch life that he
says that he is going back again soon.
G. S. Montgomery, the Omaha at tor
ney, spent "A few days here during the
week looking after the interests of the
Milton Trust Co, which has acquired
most of the Edgemont company prop
erty.
Life Insurance Policies bought for
cash or loaned on. Elmer II. Juckett
M%innekahta Block.
Charles Fl. Mitchell, of New York, is
the new day clerk at the Evans. He is
an experienced hotel man. Guy
Bradley will now have an easier time
of it as he will have only the work
of keeping the books.
Go to Il. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv.
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs OF
all kinds. Telephone Mo. %.
Hon. Coe. /. Crawford, genera! attor-
ney for South Dakota for the c. Il N.
w. R'y, spent last Saturday in town
He had been to Rapid City on matters
before the circuit court. MIR. Crawford
is one of the strong senatorial candi
dates for 1903.
Nash is again at large. After having
been quarautined outside of town for
about four weeks, Mr.. Nash was per-
mitted to come to town Monday. He
was exposed to smallpox by taking
Archie Clark to Edgemont, but he did
not contract the disease.
Taken this mouth keeps yen vel
all summer. Greatest spring tonic
know. Rocky Mountain Tea, Made
! 10y Madison Medicine Co. 35c. ASH
Your druggist.
w. y. McLennon received a car LOAF
of furniture Saturday for the Palace
hotel. He has engaged an experienced
hotel clerk from Kansas City and is
making all preparations to open thu
hotel May LIST. He proposes to run the
hotel upon IA high grade, and witt
everything new it will certainly be al
attractive place.
III. j. Sparks and wife came dow
from Lead Sunday, and Mrs. Sparks
at once entered the hospital, where sh'
was operated upon Wednesday. Mr.
Sparks will remain several day
longer, while Mrs. Sparks will probab
ly remain here some time. He is no,
in the employ of the Homestakc com
pany. being one of their best carpen
tiers.
DIR. n. NJ. Wade came down fror
Lead Friday night and visited his par
ents until Sunday. His mother ha
been quite sick but is now about re
covered. The doctor is looking e,
ceedingly we'll. He thinks Lead is til
only town in the Hills now, for bus
ness at least, but does admit that He
Springs is all right as a pleasant plat
to live.
VIM. Huebner and wife, and 81
Willie. returned Monday from the
Nebraska visit. They we're accor
pdll6u ny Miss SOuulULs VI IldllSlo
and Hugo Rohrke. of Hader, Nebrasl
who will remain sometime. Mr.. Hue
ner says that a great many people g
sured him that they would visit II
Springs this summer, and he beliey
we will have a great many visite
from Nebraska.
Photographer Cross says that he
ready has views of all the most attra
i've places in the Hills and can the
fore DOW stay here and attend to I
wants of his customers. View and p
trait work will be artistically done.
Later information relative to
death of Ora Chambers is that he co
mitted suicide by shooting hims
through the heart. The jury return
verdict declaring that death result
from IL gunshot wound inflicted by