Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-05-31
Spray OF tps Springs.


A. L. Eckstnin's handsome new cot
tag on College Hill is rapidly nearing
completion.
Sam s. Wright, an attorney of Tip
ton, Iowa, arrived the latter part oflast
week, accompanied by his wife, child
and nurse, and will remain three
months.
General Superintendent Bidwell and
General Passenger Agent Buchanan, of
the Elkhorn, arrived Sunday morning
in Mr.. Bidwell's private car and spent
the day in the city.
Ivy Wreath brand of canned goods,
nothing nicer, at Thomas & Taylor's
only.
Jacob Gruenig, who has been teach
ing school in the eastern part of the
county during the past winter, has
again taken the position which he
filled SO efficiently last summer of clerk
at the Gillespie.
Lovers of good music, both vocal and
instrumental, should not fail to attend
the CONCERT to be given under the aus.
p;ces of the NJ. Z. Aid Society on Mon
day evening, June 10th, at the opera
house.
Mrs. Carrie Mickey of Mondamin,
Iowa, arrived last week and has been
enjoying "a visit with her brother, Scott
Weldon, of w G Flat. Mrs. Mickey
has rented rooms in town and will
spend the summer here.
Fred Watts has received a scholar
ship in the Bellview College depart
ment of the University of Omaha in
consideration of his being the first
honor graduate of the Hot Springs
High school.
Col. McLennon received a telegram
Il few days ago from his wife, who was
then at Kansas City, stating that her
health was no better, and that pursuant
to the advice of her physician she
would leave Immediately for New
Mexico.
@. ID. Fisher, who has been the Elk
horn fireman on the Hot Springs
branch o rthe past year has been trans
ferred to the Norfolk and Omaha run
leaving Tuesday night to take mp hi.
new ford. He is succeeded on thi.
run by Mr.. Currie.
Mrs. j. G. Spencer left Tuesday after
noon for her home near Newcastle
Wyo., going via Custer. Mr.. Spence
has been painting, papering and other
wise improving the residence on hi
extensive ranch, preparatory to thu
return of Mrs. Spencer.
The residence of j. j. Jones, on Colo
Brook, caught fire Tuesday Afternoon
from a defective tlue near the roof
The fire occurred while the family wer
at dinner. The alarm was given by
passer-by, and the fire was eNtinguishet
before the building was entirely con
snmed, although the interior was great
~ da mayed and some personal effect
of the family were destroyed.
j. G. Keith of this city was at Bell
Fourche last week and purchased tw,
hundred head of young cattle for hi
rancho on Cascade creek, in Fall Rive,
coenty. He got a hundred head o
two-year-olds, all of them of eXcellen'
breeding and good quality. Mr.. Keiti
expects to begin raising some fin
cattle at his southern Hills ranch.-
Pioneer Times.
Mrs. }. No matter what cause
facial eruptions, absolute cleanliness
inside and out is the only way to cur,
them. Rocky Mountain Tea takel
this month will drive them away. 35c
Ask your druggist.
DIR. G. T.. Manierre and son al
rived Saturday morning from Chicag
and will occupy the Mckay residence
recently vacated by G. L. Jensen, du,
ing the summer. DIR. Manierre, who
a professor in q Chicago medical co
lege, is here for the benefit of his healt
and also for the benefit of the healt
of his son. The latter will probabl
remain a year if the climate and water
! prove beneficial.