Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26

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Hot Springs, S. Oak. ;
Mi. Kirtley has bought out the Cur
tiss dray line.
The Elkhorn company has enlarged
their stock yards at this place.
For Tomato, Cabbage and Celery
plants call on II. Willoughby, at Evans
green house.
Mrs. Hoar is now housekeeper at the
EyfnE Mrs. Standish having gone to
A6tcsgo.
fNR. B. Bickerton was here this week
representing Il. G. Dun ~ Co. mercan-
tile agency.
Charlie Richards has moved into one
of the Cromwell cottages on Park ave-
nue., opposite w. Il. Morgan's.
WANTEp-Girl. steady employment;
apply at A%pplegate's restaurant.
Rev. j. w. Robinson and wife re-
turned last Saturday from their visit
to friends at Omaha and Central City.
Frank Green went to Lead yester-
day on business. MIR. and Mrs. Green
will 500 start upon their eastern visit.
Frank Bowker has returned to the
Springs and will be band instructor for
the summer, and expects also to en-
gage in the barber business.
Life Insurance Policies bought for
cash or loaned on. Elmer r. Juckett
Minnekahta Block.
The Sloan bath house has been
opened for the season. The bath
house has been considerably enlarged
and improved. The bath wagon was
started Monday.
Miss Mamie Held, who was at one
time one of Fall River co%unty's most
popular school teachers, but who went
to Lewiston, Idaho, about a year ago,
was married to a young man at that
place a short time ago.
Charlie Richards is driving the Rich
Ter delivery wagon in place of True Par
sons, who has rented the Bradley place
below town for a term of three years.
We understand that True will run Il
milk wagon into town.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
F. c. Carley and j. d. Irving left last
Friday night for New York. They
were here, and upon the ranch below
Cascade about six months, during
which time they made many friends.
They will probably go abroad this
summer and return here in September.
Odo Reder who was recently taken
before U. s. court at SiouMFalls for
=. cutting timber on the forest reserve,
e plead guilty and was fined $500 and
zone year in the Deadwood Jail. Mr..
't Reder claims that he was granted per-
mission to cut timber by ex-Forest
'si- npervisor Hamaker, but that the
.vernment permit had not yet been
.seil ieived.
photographer Cross says that he al
" has views of all the most attract
Tine ct faces in the Hills and can there
~. -,e o stay here and attend to the
wants of his customers. View and por.
trait work will be artistically done.
A. Tho oo,o1,;o, e m. n....,,
lectures at the NJ. f. church Friday
night, given under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid society, a vote of thanks
was unanimously rendered to the doc.
tor for the Every able, instructive
scientific and helpful lectures given by
him during the course" The doctor
is always interesting, and the high
moral tone Of his lectures can not fai
to be beneficial in any community.
Taken this month keeps you vel
all summer. Greatest spring tonic
know. Rocky Mountain Tea, Mad.
by Madison Medicine Co. &c. Ash
your druggist.
The STAR is in receipt of an annua
booklet gotten out by the Commercial
Club of West Superior, Wis.,, which is
handsome publication, and shows NJ
the advantages of that growing, thirty
ing city in splendid style. West Sup
erior has excellent natural advantages
but the hustling qualities of its bust
ness men, through its Commercia
Club, by liberal use of its home print
ers ink, has been made to ont-stril
some of it's competing neighbors.
Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling
stomach, kidney and liver. troubles
Keeps you we'll all summer Rocky
Mountain Tea taken this month. 35c
Ask your druggist.