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


New furs arriving at the Fair. Z
Miss Marie Green is spending the
week in Deadwood.
DIR. and Mrs. Flick of Rapid City
we're in town Monday enroute to Sher-
idan, Wyo.
For SALE-Chinese store and laun-
dry. Call on Joe Chow, opposite Gill
lespie hotel.
The Burlington trains made a slight
change of time last Sunday, and now
depart for the north and east ten min.
utes earlier. The eastern train arrives
at 2::25 and the north train at 1890.
Mrs. Gi!ley came down from the
upper Hills Saturday to attend the
wedding of her son Albert. Mrs. Gid.
ley went from here to Rapid City
Thursday morning to visit her sister,
Mrs. NJ. d. Collins.
The following delegated are elected
from Custer county to the judicial
convention: Richard Avant, j. C.
Mears, Joe B~runschmidt, VIM! Nevin,
Reisen Otis, Isaac Ainslie, j. M. DON
aldson, d. W. McFadden, B. R. Wood,
E. L. Grantham, A. G. Roseberry. The
unit rule was adopted.
Anyone DESTROYS of buying large
Wyoming ewes or eve lambs, or of en-
John Wright, 1924 South Goth Street,
Lincoln, Neb. SOB st
"Farmer" Hugh H. Green, of the
Cabin, on Friday evening entertained
Miss Bryan. the popular telegraph OPP
orator, and Leo Dornan, to a fried
chicken supper. "Farmer" was assist
ed by his mother in entertaining the
guests.
Helps yonng ladies 20 withstand the
shock of sudden PROPOSAL. that's what
Rocky Mountain Tea has done. Soc.
Made by Madison Medicine Co. Ask
your druggist.
p. S. Engelbrecht wishes us to an
nounce that as he is moving his family
to Hot Springs, to give his family the
advantages of the schools there, the
Silkenson property owned by him
here in town, viii! be for sale or rent
Buffalo Gap Republican.
A. II. Davis, Mt. Sterling, Ia, writes:
II was troubled with the kidney COM
plant for about two years. but two n
dollar bottles of Foley's Kidnes Cure
effected a permanent cure. A. l.. Eek
stein.
Miss Lottie Denman and Miss Lou
Mcdonald arrived Wednesday morn
ing from Council Bluffs, where they
reside, and will visit a few days with
friends here and in other Hills towns.
Their coming wa a pleasant surprise
to their numerous friends here, par
ticularly to Mr.. and Mrs. Gidley whose
wedding they attended on Wednesday.
For SALE-A bargain for cash, my
residence property two blocks east of
Stewart bath house, Hot Springs. Ad
dress III. j. Sparks, lock box 600, Lead
South Dakota.
Residents of Hills towns generally
turned out in force to join with Hot
Springs in the sports and ceremonies
of "Hospital Day." but our neighbor-
ing town of Edgemont is entitled to
a chrome for the large number of it's
citizens who attended, for it's contri-
button toward the sports of the day,
and for the li5erality with which the
boys from there spent their money.
The visitors were not a niggardly lot
anyway, and Hot Springs is thankful
for their presence.
A letter from DR.. Seymour advises
us of his arrival in Buffalo. He is
more than pleased both with the ex-
position and the city itself. He will
not return to Lincoln for some time as
he wishes to take up a line of work and
study in the interest of his profession,
which of course will take several weeks.
However, he wishes to assure his pa
tients and friends that he expects to
visit this city in the early fall, when he
hopes to be able to give them still
greater service than he has in the past