Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-30
Spray OF t1e Springs.

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See the new goods at The Fair.
Avery fine shower cooled the atmos.
phere Monday, after the days sports
we're over.
Natiopal Bank Examiner Geo. A
Silsby of Mitchell was in the city a few
days this week.
Ike Thomas has quit draying and is
driving the delivery wagon and help
ing at the store of Conner & Co.
John King has Hastily painted the
Buffalo Gap company's Office building,
including some good sign painting.
See the new goods at the Fair.
John Potts was thrown from a horse
Tuesday and had his left arm broken
at the elbow joint, making quite a SER
ious fracture.
Did you see the new silk and wool
fall shirt waists in the Fairs window.
Andrew j. johnson and Miss Blanch
Cooper, both of Lead, were united in
marriage by Rev. Robinson Saturday
evening at the parsonage.
The Fremen's band dispensed good
music throughout the day and was
promptly on hand when aver and where
ever their services we're desired,
Household furniture including fold
ing bed, book cases, lounge, refrigera-
tor etc. for sale. Mrs. S. E. WILSON.
Mrs. Stanley and son, James, de-
parted Thursday for Minneapolis,
where the latter enters upon his senior
year at the university. Bonnie Wade,
of Lead, accompanied them to Mime.
apolis where he will attend school.
Coles picture of the interior of the
new plunge is all right. He shows Il
diver apparently suspended in mid air.
The attendants at the two plunge
bath houses are worthy of special
mention and commentator for the
courtesy and consideration shown
patrons on "Hospital Day" when the
receipts were donated to the Hospital
Union.
New dress goods at The Fair.
Lille +. Dake, representing the
Omahan, was III the city a few days
during the week and favored the SrAR
with Il pleasant call. The Omahan has
been an excellent friend to Hot Springs
and Miss Dake is therefore always a
welcome visitor to the town.
Invalids bathing at the Stewart Bath
House report wonderful progress as
the result of Prof. Young's magnetic
rubbing and massage.
On Monday a lamp was blown owe
by Il gust of wind suddenly blowing a
door open at the home of j. A. Clark.
The lamp was broken and the kerosene
caught fire, which for a few moments
Threatened the obstruction of the
house, but active work soon put out
the hames-before the hose teams
reached the place. The damage was
slight.
Miss Emily Black, county superin-
institute closed Wednesday afternoon
with u total enrolment of 1872. The
entire session was full of helpfulness
to the teachers attending. By thus
uniting the counties were able to Sc
cure instruction of the highest order
aud it is to be deplored that all the
teachers of each county could not at.
/ tend. The expense, however, to the
individual teacher is considerable. For
this reason Fall River will have her
own county institute next year.
Cole is an up to-date photographer
. and his work is done in the highest
D stvle 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.
] The Pionee. meat market will again
be open on Monday, Sept. .. Tho
!. market will be in charge of Mir. j. A
n Clark, who is we'll known to nearly
every person IN this community. HI:
reputation for square dealing bein.
unquestioned. you are all invited t,
: call in and look OVER the new stock o
3 fresh beef, pork, mutton, fish ant
. poultry. A good line of special cut
s shipped from South Omaha will b
kept in stock. You can reach the mar
s ket by calling up phone No. .. An.
orders left there will be promptly dc
s livered.
For SALE-Laundry building. ir
. Guiding large mangel, wringer, tub
g shirt %ironer, engine ard boiler an
5 other machinery necessary to operat
3 a first. class laundry, at a great sacr
s flee to a practical laundry man.
If PARIS & REEDER.
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