Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-09-13
Spray OF tt@ps Springs.


Hon. Kirk Phillips and wife, of Dead
wood, spent Sunday at this resort.
See the new goods at The Fair.
Capt. Watts and family are now
occupying the S. E. Wilson residence.
A fine display of pattern hats at Miss
D, 4 $ Saturday ,s. and Monday, Sept.
John Oak, who has big railroad con.
tract near Pringle, spent Sunday in the
city.
Household furniture including fold
ing bed, book cases, lounge, refrigera-
tor etc. for sale. Mrs. s. e. WILSON.
Miss Jennie Kirtley will teach the
fall and winter term of school at Ard
more.
Did you see the new silk and wool
fall shirt waists in the Fairs window.
s. L. Kirtley has moved to the Jones
ranch, near Erskine~ recently purchased
by him.
New dress goods at The Fair.
Arthur Lampert left Saturday for
Billings, Mont, to work for his father
on a railroad contract.
An English association regarding
woman's happiness has offered a re-
ward of $500 for a greater blessing to
woman than Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sensible move. Ask your druggist.
Mrs. Billups shipped a carload of
melons, tomatoes and other vegetables
to Deadwood Tuesday.
Coles picture of the interior of the
new plunge is all right. He shows a
diver apparently suspended in mid air.
Rev. r. L. Robinson has gone to
Nebraska to assume the pastorate of a
Methodist church there.
For SALE-A bargain for cash, my
residence property two blocks east OF
Stewart bath house, Hot Springs. AID
dress III. j. Sparks, lock box GOO, Lead
South Dakota.
Oscar Atall. who is in the employ Of
the Homestake company at Lead, is
|enjoying a few days visit with his
parents.
Capt. Seth Bullock, of Deadwood
government timber inspector of the
Black Hills district, was a guest at the
Evans over Sunday.
For RENT-Six room house, with (,
cistern, in desirable location. Inquir,
of Miss Druse. 2Otf
Mrs. E. G. Rice, mother of Mrs
Springer Scovil and DIR. Rice of thi
city, arrived Tuesday morning iron
Chicago and will remain several weeks
Geo. G. Yeomans, of Chicago, gen
eral purchasing agent of the Burling
ton railroad, was an arrival at tn
Evans Saturday. Mrs. Yeomans ha
been here for some weeks.
Remember the millinery openin
at Miss Druse's September 14th ant
18th. 1t will be a good time to selec
your winter hat.
+ Federal court which has been ii
session at Deadwood for a week nd
= journed Tuesday. Among those fror
here who served as jurors we're ID. G
Grippen, W. j. Cavanagh, j. G. Richie
and w. B. Dudley.
9 Word has been received here tina
the wife of Capt. A. N. McLennan die
G. at her home in Kansas on Tuesday
capt. McLennan has the sympathy O
the STAR and u host of other Ho
Springs friends in his great bereave
O ment.
Stewart D Lee one of the most por
ular and best known shoe statesmen i
the west, who has been on the sick lis
for the past three weeks, left last Sal
IS urday for his headquarters in Omaha
"a. ~ Mr.. Lee will spend two or three day
II at Rosebud agency on his way t
r. Omaha.
n Hon. S. L. Wilson left Tuesday morn
ing for II business trip to Omaha. I'm
mediately upon his return he will lea1
in.company with his wife and littl
daughter for Salt Lake City whel
y Mrs. Wilson and daughter will renal
indefinitely. Mrs. Wilson is at presel
70 visited her son. Clifford, at Plum
81 this week.
e Yeast cakes. enc cent per packae
y two package limit, at Big Depurtmel
& Store.
y The valuation of all property in FL
. River county as equalized by the sta
e. board fer the year 1901 is as follow
s. Lands, sal6,36o; town lots, sssa6,1s
ee personal property, si7s,210; railro
IS property, s453,Ao3; telegraph compani
s4,7O5; telephone companies, $500; {
- press companies, $500: sleeping {
companies, 5000; total valuation of
property, s%1,5557,2s22.
IS United States District Attorney e
oft, accompanied byshis wife and N
A Robinson. came down from De,