Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-03-22


The Fair Saturday, March 23.
Mrs. F. j. Green continues to i'm
prove.
III. G. Hamaker spent Sunday in
town. =
Something special at the Fair Sat
uraay.
Household goods and a phaeton car.
riage fors sale cheap. Enquire at this
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Piper have gone
to house keeping in the Andrews resi-
dence, on College Flat.
One sure hatch incubator for sale at
a bargain. Enquire at STAR office.
Mrs. Jacob Lambert drove to Hill
City last SATURDAY., where she expects
to remain for a few weeks, keeping
house for her sons.
=. j. Drake has clover, timothy, or
alfalfa hay for Scheduled or loose
in quantity to suit purchaser. Prices
on applications; Buffalo Gap.S 3wks.
A. M. Rownds and family have re-
turned from Iowa and gone upon his
ranch north west of town. Mrs.
Rownds health is very good now.
j. ID. Morgaridge and family have
returned from Oklahoma and will
spend the summer here at least. They
have rented "a furnished residence of
Mr.. .Atall.
We have no old stock to work off.
but want to sell you the best Califor-
mia canned goods you ever bought. j..
q. Richer Il Co.
Mrs. S. Il. Wilson and daughter,
Edith, returned Saturday morning
from their sojourn at Lincoln, where
the latter has been receiving instruc-
lions in instrumental music.
Ralph Smallhas a reservoir irrigation
scheme nnder contemplation. These
are worth utilizing and will prove very
protitable.t to the owners and a grand
thing for the country.
WANTED-Girl, steady employment;
apply at A~pplegate's restaurant.
Harry Summers has rented the Hun
gerford cottage, on College Hill, which
has been rented the past year by DIR.
Greenley, he having decided not to re-
turn to Hot Springs. Mr.. Summers,
however, will not take possession of
the house until fall.
Talk about calves, the big calf vas
bo:n at Haydens ranch, Marsh 14th.
When Is hours old it stood . feet 8
inches high, and 4 feet in length from
end of nose to root of tail. Its weight
was III pounds. Bud says "mother
and child are doing we'll"
The Burke Stone Company is having
the two-gang saw plant put in place
and will soon be prepared to turn out
two cars Il day of sawed stone. They
will at once begin on the Fort Meade
6o-car contract, employing % or 30
men. This quarry will be IA lively
place this summer.
a suit cleaned, pressed. and repaired
by Severns looks as we'll as 9 and
saves you money. Have your work
done early befor the rush begins.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold an Easter Fair in the
old Salvation Army hall opposite Sull-
ivan's blacksmith shop on Saturday,
April 6. Fancy and useful articles will
be NJ sale. Dinner %and.supper will be
served and a first-class bill of fare will
be provided. Look for further notice
in next issue.
For RENT-For hay or grazing, SW4
Sec. 6. Twp. 8, r. Z, east B. H. NJ. Adj
dress Geo. G. Rule, Dunlap, Iowa. AZ
Mrs. Il. A. Daniels announces in
this issue a special display of pattern
hats and N illinery novelties on Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday, March %,
%, and 30. The trimmed designs will
embrace many equine French pat
terms. choice creations of the whole.
sale houses. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public to visit these
special exhibitions of headgear.
Emil Hargens, j. D.. Irving aud F.
G. Carley donned their hunting clothes
last Tuesday and HE'D themselves to
Cody, Neb., from where they go to the
lakes among the sand hills after some
geese. They expect to be gone three
or four days-and bring back more
geese than they'll know what to do
with. AT least it will not be their fault
if they don't.
Drs. Seymour and Williams will be
here for two days only, Wednesday
and Thursday, May Sth and 9th. Those
Wishing to consult them should re-
member this and call early in the day
in plenty of time to have their exami.
nation completed. Consultation free.
Mrs. August schlemmer died at her
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