Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-05-10
Spray OF tbe Springs.


G. X. johnson has moved into Mr.
Evans house, on the hill north of the
school house.
For Tomato, Cabbage and Celery
plants call on III. Willoughby, at Evans
green house.
Mrs. j. j. Jennings, wife of a New
York World employee, has rented rooms
of Miss Moore and will spend the sum-
mer here.
The Stewart bath house opened for
business Tuesday. q. w. Ranger is
driving the wagon and Henry Haase
and wife are managing the bath house.
John Gillespie and Walter Scott are
busily engaged in putting in a water
wheel and pump for the Burke stone
quarry.
Mrs. Iollinger will arrive Saturday
afternoon, from Alliance, and will Wis
it Mrs. Elsey until Monday. She has
many friends here who will be glad to
see her.
Mrs. Ira Church, who with her hus-
band and family spent some time here
about n year ago, died at her home at
Meadow Grove, Neb., about ten days
ago of paralysis.
The jury in the Calkins- Bank case
returned a verdict for Calkins, giving
him judgment for $500. This was
quite a compromise as Calkins wanted
S11, 600. 1t is likely that the case will
be appealed.
Gay Wooster has been quite indis.
posed this week. He expected to sc
over with a force of teams and men
Monday to work on the irrigating ditch
from Cascade, but had to postpone go
ing until Thursday.
Herman Kenuppel and Miss Nc
Farland were united in marriage Wed
nesday by Rev. r. l.. Robinson. Th.
groom is an enterprising young ranch
err of the county, and the bride is al
esteemed daughter of Jas. Mcfarland
of Horsehead.
WANTEp-Two or three good strong
women willing to work for good wages
Ut. EVANS HOTEL.
!, Miss Mary A. Kelley has opened he
y Kindergarten school in rooms owe,
Miss Druse's millinery store. She ha
r a very good attendance, although sh'
has room for several more. She come
highly recommended as a teacher o
ability and has met with excellent sue
: cess heretofore
James A. Carew, the miner who ha
. been i'll with rheumatism for severa
months, left last evening for Ho
Springs, where he hopes to be cured
:. He is in very bad shape and had to b
carried to the train. He will stop a
y the Sisters hospital there.-Rapi
y City Journal.
v Photographer Cross says that he a
ready has views of all the most attract
i've places in the Hills and a there
g fore now stay here and attend to tn
wants of his customers. View andpol
+ trait work will be artistically done.
! Martin and Mason received a telt
gram from the clerk of the suprem
court yesterday informing them tina
the lower court had been affirmed in tn
case of Blackman against the city G
Hot Springs. Blackman had sued TIL
f city, and was awarded judgment in tn
lower court for between four and fiv
Thousand dollars.-Pioneer Times.
g Fred G. Willoughby came down fro1
keystone Tuesday on his wheel, NAL
ing the trip in about nine hours, an
over pretty rough roads. Fred has a
. excellent position with the Holy Terro
Co., and is doing nicely. In fact b.
sides fostering a good bank account b
@ has added a wife and baby to his a.
cumulations since he left here. He wi
d visit relatives and friends here tn
is week.
Mrs. }. No matter what caus.
& facial eruptions, absolute cleanline:
v inside and out is the only way to cul
them. Rocky Mountain Tea take
70 this month will drive them away. 35
Ask your druggist.