Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-23
See the new goods at The Fair.

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fall shirt waists in the Fairs window.
Mrs. Fursts and Mrs. Christianson
of Deadwood, visited friends in the city
this week.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Z. Wilson, and little
daughter, Dott, returned last week
from Denver.
Judge Cleveland is out on his annual
collecting tour for the d. NJ. Ferry
Seed company.
Miss Mayme Stanley came down Fri
day from Lead where she has Teen
visiting his sister, Mrs. N. NJ. Wade.
General Superintendent Hughes, of
the Elkhorn, came in by special train
with Il party of friends Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. J.. F. Parks, baby and little son,
Stanley, returned Sunday from an
extended visit to the parents of Mrs.
Parks at New Albany, Ind.
Coles picture of the interior of the
new plunge is all right. He shows a
diver apparently suspended in mid air.
C. r. Maryland, a prominent educator
of Seward, Neb.. who, with his sister
had been enjoying a short vacation
here, left Tuesday night for home.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. Il.
church realized a neat sun from the
sale of ice cream and cake on the west
veranda of the Evans On Saturday
evening.
New dress goodsat The Fair.
Mrs. STUNT and daughter, Mabel,
stopped over at the Springs a fewsdays
this week on the way to their home in
Omaha from a visit to Mrs. Stunts
mother, Mrs. Kneale, at Lead.
J.. NJ. Blythe, secretary of the F. NJ.
Davis Iron Works Co, of Denver, came
down from Deadwood Saturday even
ing in company with Mr.. Milliken and
remained over Sunday.
w. e. Hitchcock, special agent of the
London, Liverpool 4 Globe insurance
company, returned from the northern
Hills Saturday morning, and spent a
few days in the city before continuing
his journey east.
Rev. Mr.. Coffey, the new pastor of
the Baptist church, and family arrived
on Friday of last week and are occu
plying the Silkenson cottage on College
Hill recently vacated by A. L. Eckstein.
Rev. Coffey preached his initial SER
mon OF Sunday morning.
Invalids bathing at the Stewart Batt
House report wonderful progress a.
the result of Prof. Young's magnetic
rubbing and massage.
: Richard Standen and wife came w
: from Alliance Monday for a visit will
= AL Standon and family ear Mime
9 kahta. Mr.. Standon returned Monda!
= to Alliance, where he is engaged in thu
meat business, and Mrs. Standen visited
y friends in this city for IL few days be
y fore returning home. Mr.. AL Stande1
is still confined to his bed, and nj
improvement in his condition is noted
FoR SALE-A bargain for cash, IN!
: residence property two blocks east o
Stewart oath house, Hot Springs. AID
|. dress III. j. Sparks, lock box 600, Lead
South Dakota.
Will A. Beach, the we'll known blanl
book and job printer of Sioux Falls
arrived here Sunday accompanied b.
his wife and little child. Mrs. Beacl
will remain here about two weeks Will
. Mr.. Beach makes a business trip thrc
the Hills. Mr.. and Mrs. Beach visite,
" Hot Springs about two years ago AM
derived so much benefit from tn
h waters and climate that they vii
doubtless be regular visitors at thi
\. resort.
- Cole is an up to-date Photographic
IN and his work is done in the highes
stvle of the art. Every specimen o
u his work is an exquisite production o
the photographers art. See samples
= his work in windows of gallery o
e Minnekahtu avenue.
= General Pattee of the Soldiers Hon
e is writing a very interesting narrati,
- of early military operations again
s. the Indians in Dakota Territory fl
20 publication in Doan Robinson
IS Monthly South Dakotan. Gener
& Pattee was in command of severaleNp
y ditions against the Indians in the g
. and his account will be made up lare
y IN from his official reports.
e The beauty thief has come to stay,
a. Unless you drive the pimples and bla'
heads away:
% Do this; don't look like a fright:
. Take Rocky Mountain Tea tonigl
IS Ask your druggist.
X j. r. Buchanan, the popular a
efficient head of the passenger depa
~ ment of the +. e. e. NJ. V. railroad, Cal
60 in from Omaha Friday morning of Il
AS week ami on Saturday accompani
&c his invalid wife in a private Car ba
IS to Omaha. Mrs. Buchanan was GU
seriously ill for several days after
SO 1 horo b,,t ~ tho <i,ro of ioox,;