Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-06-21

ness.
Great bargain in trimmed and un.
trimmed hats at Mrs. E. A. Daniels for
week beginning June %.
w. j. Smith went to Deadwood Wed.
needay to unite with the Elks.
"Smithy" will make an ardent member
of the order.
Frank Stewart, wife aud daughter,
Of Buffalo Gap, came over Wednesday.
Mrs. Stewart remained over to the
Federation of Women's clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Wooster, parents
Of G. G. Wooster, and Mrs. G. Marshal,
his sister, arrived Thursday morning
from Brodhead, Wis, and will remain
a month or more.
Don't forget the special sale of hats
at Mrs. Daniels beginning Saturday,
Henry Willoughby has satisfied the
STAR that his new potato story is au.
thentic, for he presented us with a good
mess of the fruit, the potatoes weigh.
ing about half a pound each.
About five years ago Bonnie Wade
grandson of DR.. b. A. Wade, planted q
peach pit in the garden-iust for his
boyish amusement. But it grew just
the same and now the tree is five feet
high and has a peach on it.
James Mum and wife, of Deadwood
are at the Evans. Nj. Mum is looking
after his contract work on the hospital
and Mrs. Mum is attending the meet
ing of the State Federation of Women's
Clubs.
While j. L. Burke was east in the
interest of his stone company we I'm.
derstand that he induced a committee
of Fort Dodge, Iowa, citizens to agree
to come here to inspect the stone from
his quarry with IL view to using it in
their new Carnegie library building.
For SALE-Shelving, counter, show
cases, tables and specimens. INQUIRE
of Mrs. Sadie Bennett, first door north
of .Applegate's restaurant.
Emil Hargens and Will Dudley went
to Buffalo Gap yesterday to shoot blue
rocks with Buffalo Gap sportsmen.
Judge Juckett, who is an enthusiastic
nimrod, missed the train, and conse-
quently one of the other boys won the
championship. Z
Croo;,1 e,1o 30 ~.- ..-
med hats at Mrs. d. A. Daniels com
mencing Saturday, Jnne %, and con-
tinuing one week. % per cent discount.
The Children's Day exercises at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday even
ing were the best yet, thanks to the
untiring zeal of Miss Beryl Brelsford
in training the participants. The solos
by Rhea Smith and Lucille Thorpe
we're surprisingly excellent and the
speaking was of the first order.
For RENT-For hay or grazing, the
southwest quarter section G. town s,
range Z. Call on j. A. Stanley or adj
dress, Geo. G. Rule, Dunlap, Iowa.
Philip Kellar has gone to Cape Cod,
where he will spend some time. He
was joined in Chicago by Miss Werdna,
who has been spending some time in
Minneapolis. The health of these
popular young people is not very good
and they hope to be benefited by a So
journ down where the salt sea breezes
blow.
Twenty five per cent discount on
trimmed and untrimmed hats at Mrs.
Daniels during week beginning June %.
Rev. G. B. Clark, d. D., pastor of the
First Methodist church of Deadwood,
and Miss r. Anna Morris, of Cleveland,
Ohio, were married at the home of the
BRIDES parents yesterday. The bride
is a sister of Mrs. Clara Lacey Greene,
of this city, who went east several days
ago to attend the wedding. Following
a visit to the Pan-American exposition,
and a tour of the eastern states, DIR.
Clark and wife will go to Deadwood
to reside.
H. 7. Blair has done a great work for
the Sioux Falls COOPERATIVE Savings
and Loan Association in moving a
number of their cottages to more cen.
trail locations in town and refttine
and painting them up nicely. The
work he has done is also y great i'm.
provement to the residence portion OF
Hot Springs. The company has spent
considerable money in this good work
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