Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-09-06

DID you see the new silk and wool
fall shirt waists in the Fairs window.
George Thorp returned Saturday
from an extensive business trip through
western Wyoming.
Harry Crowder, formerly a student
of the Black Hills college and quite
we'll known here, has been appointed
freight agent of the Elkhorn Al Dead
wood.
L. r. Hull, who has been employed
for several months past as pharmacist
in the Riordan drug store, is now en-.
ployed by Emil Hargens in u similar
capacity.
w. H. Thompson and son, Grover, of
Grand Island, Neb., are guests at the
Palace. Mr. Thompson is an old time
friend of G. A. Peterson and family of
this city.
dry. Call on Joe Chow, opposite Gil
lespie hotel.
Harry Hallworth and family left
Sunday for a months visit to relatives
in Canada. They will visit the Buffalo
exposition before returning to Hot
Springs.
Miss Alice Watts, Miss May b.
Slower and Miss Mary H. Phillips, all.
teachers in the city schools, have taken
up their abode for the winter at the
Palace hotel.
Mrs. G. w. Greene and little Miss
Preece, of Chicago, spent Saturday
in Deadwood with Mrs. DIR. Clark and
Sunday with Col. Greene at the Har-
ney in Rapid City, but still think the
Springs the most romantic town in the
Hills.
DR.. r. F. Conner left last evening
for his home in Chicago after a very
enjoyable three-months %sojourn among
his old friends in Hot Springs and
vicinity. He returns to his profession
al duties in Chicago much improved
in health.
The heavy rain ON Tuesday night did
considerable damage along Fall River
by washing out dams, fumes and irri-
eating bitches. High water in Fall
River is unusual at this time of the
year and those residing near that
tr%eacherous little stream we're quite
unprepared for it.
Hon G n U1;Iso, ,,;e .,,;,,
next week for Salt Lake City, where
Mrs. Wilson will remain indefinitely
for the benefit o: her health. During
MIR. Wilson's absence the law business
of the firm will be attended to by Judge
w. III. Wilson. s. e. expects to return
in the course of two or three weeks.
Chas. Replogle of Atwater, O., was
unable to work on account of Kidney
trouble. After using Foley's Kidney
Cure four days he was cured.
Judge Goddard, manager of the
Edgemont base ball team and editor of
the Express, says in the last issue of
his paper: Harry Clark, the efficient
manager of the Evans, extended every
courtesy to the Edgemont base ball
team, giving them passes to the plunge
and otherwise showing that he appre-
ciated their coming to play ball"
j. Warren Keifer jr., of Bostwick,
Neb., vas among the arrivals at the
Palace on Friday of last week. He is a
son of Gen. Keifer, at one time con-
gresham from Ohio and speaker of the
house. General Keifer delivered a very
effective political speech here during
the last campaign. Mr.. Keifer is &C.
companied by DR.. Mitchell of Superior,
Neb.
H. G. Watkins, sexton of the Metho-
dist church, Springfield, Pa, says:
"My wife has been very bad with kid
ney trouble and tried several doctors
without benefit. After taking one bot
tie of Foley's Kidney Cure, was much
better, and was completely cured after
taking four bottles" A. L. Eckstein,
Mr.. c. H. Mitchell, chief clerk of the
Evans hotel, Hot Springs, S. D., re.
ceived a cablegram from Southern
, France a few days ago telling him o.
, the death of his eight-year-old daugh
= ter. The little girl was widely know
among travelling men as the "bab.
: clerk" Mr.. Mitchell was formerly con
nected with hotels in New York ant
Pennsylvania and his daughter wa,
) always behind the desk with him.
National Hotel Reporter, Chicago.
HORSES FOR SALE % head o
{ fine two. year-old Hambletonian colt
4 for sale at Hot Springs. At a bargain i
sold at once. Call at the STAR office.
n At a meeting of the board of count
9 commissioners held on the 2nd ms
the following levies for county pun
y poses we're made for the current veal
Genera! fund, 5 mills; poor fund
g mill; insane, l mill; bond, interest an
sinking fund, 6 mills; Judgment funt
If . mills; county road fund, unorganize
d portion of county only, 5 mill; bridg'
~Orranized norton Of conntv 2 mil