Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-03-29
Spray OF tqbe Springs,
John II. Wilson spent Sunday at the


John Il. Wilson spent Sunday at the
Evans.
Wanted-Girlf for general housework.
Enquire of Harry Gayhart.
Mrs. Frank Evans and daughter will
go to Lead today for u few weeks visit
to friends.
S. ID. Busford andfamily have rented
the Cleghorn place down the valley
and are moving this week.
Chambers Kellar spent Sunday with
his people here. and looked after legal
matters Monday, returning to Dead
wood Tuesday.
Mrs. j. w. Sweat has been very
much indisposed for several days, be-
ing a sufferer from the grip, but at
present is improving nicely.
Go to F. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
Mrs. S. S. Guyette expects to leave
here about April Goth for lota, La,
where she has a brother, whom she will
stay with for about Il year.
Phil Kellar is preparing the ground
at the old green house near the Ca
tholicon for onions and will raise
enough to make the whole town smart.
j. Lampert, and sons Arthur and
Orie, left Wednesday for Dunning,
Neb., where he has a contract for
building a large wagon bridge for the
Burlington company.
Results. Immediate and lasting.
Before and after trying other remedies
use Rocky Mountain Tea this month.
Twill keep you we'll all summer. y
great spring Blessing. Ask your drug
gist.
LosT.-Between Hot Springs and
Cascade, during the four part of March,
Il Colts, six shot 80 calibre, center-fire,
Winchester revolver. Finder will be
we'll rewarded by leaving it at the STAR
office.
Judge j. NJ. bartholomew, who has
been a member Of the North Dakota
supreme court since statehood, died
very suddenly at his home in Bis
marck last Saturday. He was an uncle
of Mrs. llckstein and a brother of G.
\. Bartholomew, who nowresides here
j. w. Brock & Co. sell shoe laces sc
a dozen: S IN oil 1Octs; thread Bets
hair pins oct; % envelopes oct; WOO
mitts 10cts: wool facinators 15cts
shoe polish Il tin cups 2lacts each,
The hunters who went to Nebraska
after geese found none, but bagged ;
nice lot of ducks. Emil Hargens re
turned Saturday, Ed. Moore, Walter
and Richard Hunt came Sunday, ant
Frank Carley and John Irving got
back Wednesday. They all had agoot
time, though the weather was very
stormy for IA few days. 1t was toe
early forgeese.
DR.. Seymour will not be able Il
bring his private IA to this city as III
expected to. on account of the danger
of damaging his valuable instruments
during .the switching that would ot
necessary at this point. He will be al
the Evans hotel.
The Deaawooa Independent is about
as bad as some other newspapers we
could name about 'going off hall
cooked" That paper on Monday il
bold headlines declared ssmallpo,
now raging at Hot Springs" and tina
sthe town is practically under quaran
tine" There isn't Il word of truth il
the report. which that paper NIGH
have ascertained if it desired to ge
things straight. In the same item thu
paper referred to the Richare
IL Pringle minstrel company not bein.
allowed to show here and said it wa.
because of the prevalence of smallpo,
here, when the fact was that the min
istrel company was not permitted t.
show here because they had bee,
showing at towns where smallpox does
prevail.
Photographer Cross says that he al
ready has views of all the most attract
i've places in the Hills and can there
fore now stay here and attend to tn,
wants of his customers. View and POI
trait work will be artistically done.