Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-23
speaY o. tbe Springs.

New furs arriving at the Fair.
John Waldron, of Edgemont, spent
a few days in the city this week.
Mrs. Ralph Emerson was among the
arrivals from the north Saturday.
Frank Corey and family, of Dead
wood, spent Sunday in the city.
Frank Stevens and Tom Holvey came
down from Deadwood Saturday night
for a weeks vacation.
Miss Georgia Nix returned Monday
to her home at Lead after a several
weeks visit at this popular resort.
The new quartermaster's building at
soldiers home is completed and it is
expected that two cottages will be
finished this week.
Anyone DESTROYS Of buying large
changing steers for same should write i
John Wright, 1924 South Goth Street,
Lincoln, Neb. 8-23 st
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Wood came down
from Rapid City Monday to meet Mrs.
Woods sister. Mrs. Grace Flura, who
arrived from FL Paso, Tex, the first of
the week.
For SALE-Chinese store and laun-
dry. Call on Joe Chow, opposite Gill
lespie hotel.
j. w. Rhodes, chief clerk in the office
of the division superintendent of the
Northwestern railroad at Boone, Ia.
arrived Saturday to spend a few days
with his wife and baby who are visiting
Mrs. Leacox and family here, return
ing to Boone Tuesday.
w. H. Spencer has sold his ranch
east of Edgemont to Mr.. Trompeter,
of Kansas, and expects to leave soon
with his wife for Idaho. Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer are old and highly esteemed
residents of this county and it is with
regret that the STAR is called upon to
chronicle their proposed departure.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv.
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. %
William O'Banion reports a rema rk-
able case with one of his COWS. About
the middle of March she dropped a
dead calf and the first of July follow
ing she dropped another calf, full
grown and alive and healthy. A Belle
Fourche paper records the fact of a
mare neal that place which foaled
! ~twins-one a horse colt and the other
a mule.-Buffalo Gap Republican.
For SALE-Good blacksmith outfit
for sale cheap; or will trade. Call at
STAR office.
Prof. Cobb returned-S Saturday from
a two months visit to Lincoln, Neb.
and to the home of his parents in Iowa.
At Lincoln Prof. Cobb took a course
n in the teachers summer school. The
Professor has grown much fleshier
during the summer notwithstanding
v the oppressively hot weather expert.
q enced by him in Nebraska and Iowa.
Helps young ladies 20 withstand the
shock of sudden PROPOSAL. that's what
Rocky Mountain Tea has done. 35c
= Made by Madison Medicine Co. Ask
o your druggist.
"Two Married Men, was Tor were) the
attraction at the Opera House on Tues
! day night and kept a packed house in
roar of laughter for over two hours
The play is a rafting good farce full
X of numerous dialogue and laughter
provoking situations. The specialties
consisting of songs. dances, musica
h acts, etc, were good and the applause
q which greeted the merry maker:
>. was hearty and at times vociferous.
d If a dealer asks you to take some
d thing ''jjnst as good as Rocky Mountain
Tea made by Madison Medicine Co.
u ask him if he makes more money. Asl
your druggist.
- Last Saturday evenings passenge
transported quite a merry crowd o
= Rapidites down to the Springs. Mis-
Margurita Rich and Estelia Spayd
# came down from the northern Hill
Of and were joined by Messrs. John Nc
III Namara, Ed Mcnamara, Paul Murphy
and Charles Slick at the depot. A
the Springs they will be joined b
se Misses Kathleen and Alice Daughert
ST who recently arrived from Yanktoi
The young people intend to take i
rs the pleasures of the Springs today. T.
al turning Monday.-Rapld City Journa
20 The Sulphur Spring bath hou.
'"s under the careful management of Mr.
&C. N. Z. Gordon, is becoming the Niece
for numerous pilgrims who come hel
for their health. A bath at this hou.
ok is indeed a luxury. and the waters. bel,
strongly ~impregnated with sulphur,
we'll as with other valuable medicin
hit properties, cure where others fail.
The only two candidates in the te
for judge in this district that we ha
.rt. heard of are Mr.. Brown of Rapid al
me L. S. Gull of Hot Springs. The
asst seems to be a prevailing opinion th
Mr. Cnll will rerpive tho nominate