Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-03-15
Spray o7 tRe Springs.
Indeed this is spring weather.


0 Indeed this is spring weather.
jeff and Emory Taylor have gone to
Denver, and expect to locate there, or
somewhere in that portion of Colorado.
Will Carr came home to enjoy Sun.
day with his family. He is meeting
with good success in his sales of views.
We have no old stock to work off,
but wantt to sell you the best Califor-
mia canned goods you ever bought. j.
G. Richer & Co.
Mrs. DIR. A. Fl. Conner has beeuquite
sick for the past ten days, having a
severe attack of tonsilites. She is now
Improving and soon expects to he able
to be about.
Sheridan coal from us is always
fresh from the mine, as we are always
unloading cars Transfer, Feed a.
Fuel Co.
Miss Druse returned home Monday
from her sojourn in Chicago, where
she studied all the late styles in MILL
merry, and purchased a good stock.
AS the weather becomes more mild
and you don't care for fires over night,
you should buy Sheridan Nut coal at
$3.50 per 1000 lbs. delivered. Trans
fer Feed ~ Fuel Co.
Mrs. S. D. Basford is contemplating
moving to the Falls, where Mr.. Basford
runs the i~ncandescent lighting plant.
In case she does she will probably en-
gage in the .Angora goat enterprise.
Father Bonnetierre, who has served
the Catholic church here for the past
several months, has exchanged places
with Father James Hayes, and each
has already assumed his new duties.
Results. Immediate and lasting.
Before and after trying other remedies
use Rocky Mountain Tea this month.
Twill keep you we'll all summer. A
great spring blessing. Ask your drug
gist.
Pete Paulsen was in from Wind Cave
Tuesday. He reports John Stabler
very low and it is feared he can not
long survive. This is sad news, for
John Stabler was a whole souled. gen.
ial man, who will be missed.
For RENr-For hay or grazing, SW11
Sec. 6. Twp. 8, r. {, east B. Fl. M. Adj
dress Geo. G. Rule, Dunlap, Iowa. AZ
John Lessard was married last Mon
day to Mary Richardson, Judge Parks
performing the ceremony. They have
been here the most of the week, where
the groom is we'll known, and is receiv-
ing congratulation.
Martin Chapman, of Lead, who owns
some valuable mines, is at the Evans,
accompanied by his daughter. He is
suffering from rheumatism, but Il
course of baths will sson restore his
health. He may build Il residence on
lots he owns here.
j. w. Brock Il Co. sell shoe laces &c
IL dozen: S M oil lOcts; thread 3cts:
hair pins pct: % envelopes set; wool
mitts 1Octs: wool facinators 15cts:
shoe polish & tin cups 2iacts each,
Senator Burke's tax scavenger bill
will bring many thousands of dollars
into the treasures that would other
wise never be collected, while new laws
relative to the listing of property for
taxation will add more funds in anoth-
er direction.-Argus-Le Leader.
Miss Black visited Rapid City last
week to meet with the other county
superintendent of the Black Hills to
arrange for the teachers institute which
will meet at Sturgis from August 90 to
Doth inclusive. They expect an except
ionally large attendance and fine in
stitute this year.
DIR. Seymour will not be able to
bring his private car to this city as he
expected to, on account of the danger
of damaging his valuable instruments
during the switching that would be
necessary at this point. He will be at
the Evans hotel.