Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-03-08
SpeaY OF tpe Springs.

H. d. Clark spent Tuesday at Rapid.
Found, a silver thimble. Enquire at
the post office.
Work upon the grade for the hospi-
tai is progressing nicely now.
Mrs. r. j. Green is not improving as
fast as her friends would like to have
her.
We understand that the new Sol
diers' Home board will meet here next
Monday.
Car of Early Ohio Potatoes on track.
See Fargo about price. No frozen
ones.
Bob Cramer came down from Lead
Saturday and visited his family for a
few days.
The council failed to have a quorum
Monday night and adjourned to next
Wednesday.
Mrs. P. G. Hunt and son, Richard,
visited Deadwood Tuesday and
Wednesday.
S. E. Wilson went down to Lincoln
Saturday and spent a few days with
his wife and daughter.
You can get a great and good smoke
out of "A Pathfinder %cigar-to be found
at Cooks drug store.
Some good farmer who is equipped
with teams, etc. car make a good lease
of a farm by calling on DIR. Hargens.
r. w. Zahrendt, of keystone. an old
time Hermosa friend of the writer,
came down last Saturday to recuper-
ate from an attack of the grip.
Mrs. G. A. Peterson returned Sunday
from her visit to relatives at Newcas-
tie, where she had a severe attack of
the grip. She is now quite we'll.
Richards & Pringle Georgia Min
strels have engaged Opera House for
March 81. They carry forty people,
their own horses and carriages, two
bands, etc.
Mrs. T.. S. Kelly goes to O'Neil,
Neb.. for a visit of a few days. She
will be joined there about Saturday by
Mr.. Kelly, and they will return home
next Monday.
E. B. Cook & Co. have secured a new
prescription clerk, who is IL first class
man in every respect.
A sergeant of the regular army was
here this week posting notices calling
for recruits at Fort Meade. A lieuten-
ant will be here in a few days to accept
those who may desire to join the army.
Attorney Gull left Monday evening
for Mitchell and Plankington. He
will be gone about a week. He has
appointed Judge Juckett as assistant
states attorney. in case any law break.
ers need attention during his absence.
e. j. Drake has clover, timothy, OF
alfalfa hay for sale-baled or loose
in quantity to suit purchaser. Prices
on application; Buffalo Gap. 3wks.
Hot Springs didn't get the National
Sanitarium this time, as usual. 1t was
killed by the house side of the confer
ence committee refusing to concur in
; the amendment to the sundry civil bill
Joe Cannon was the whole thing in the
matter.
We are always with you, and ready
to give you the best goods and services
for the lowest living prices. We eN-
pect to be here next year. Transfer
Feed g. Fuel Co.
Mrs. j. w. Joyce received the sad
intelligence Wednesday of the death
of her mother that morning at Passaic,
Nd. She and her son, Rex, left that
evening to be present at the funeral
interrment will take place at Dexter
N. Y.
Go to F. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs OF
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
L. Miller, the planning mill man, re-
turned via the Burlington Saturday
evening from a weeks visit with
friends at Hot Springs. Mr.. Miller
a y ne experienced much recreation
during his visit and recommends Hot
Springs for a place to go and rest up
Lead Call.
N. G. Wood spent Wednesday il
town and left that evening for Kansas
City, Mo-, where he will engage will
his nephews in the manufacture o
mattresses, pillows, etc, from the hull
of corn. His family is visiting al
Rapid City for the present. A larg'
circle of friends here hope that MI
Wood may meet with splendid success
Z in his new venture.
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 the
wants of his customers. View and por
trait work will be artistically done.
There is no other town on earth S