Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-08-08

Shirt sale at tho Fair.
j. ID. Seitz, the Kansas City stock
man, arrived Sunday.
GIRL WANTED For general house
work Enquire of II. ID. West.
j. A. Stewart came over from Edge
mont Sunday afternoon.
Lady! For 9sc you can buy the 80
kind of black underskirts at Chase's.
G. Spreecher, of Denison, Iowa, ar
rived the fore part of the week.
Mems hats. Boys hats New line at
Chase's.
w. S. Hunter and wife, of Elburn,
Iowa. are in the city for a brief visit.
Shirt sale at the Fair.
Mrs. Carrie Sherman and Miss Mae
Williams. of Cherokee, Iowa, arc at the
Evans.
Mrs. II. r. Preece left Tuesday even
ing for Chicago. where Mr. Preece is
quite sick.
Il. w. Speed, wife and two boys, ar
rived from Omaha Sunday for a few
days day stay.
Congressman Robert G. Cousins, of
Upton, Iowa, arrived Saturday, and is
stopping at the Evans.
Rooms to rent-call on Mrs. Nj. A.
Smart
A. M. Williams and wife and ]. O.
Knox, of Waterloo, Iowa, are spending
short time in the city.
Mrs. Ed. Wood and daughter Bessie
came down from Lead Monday night
for few days visit to friends.
Best line of drugs at Fargo's.
G. +. Tierney, accompanied by his
son and daughter, of Broken Bow, Mob,
were Sunday arrivals at the Evans.
G.. nj. Lamson and daughter, Miss
Nellie, came over from the ranch Sun
day for short sojourn at the Evans.
Mr.. Judah, who has been stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. u. G. Brown, left
Monday for Nome. Alaska, where he
has mining property.
Bathing suits at Fargo's.
n. w. Chapman care down from
Deadwood Monday to look after mat
ters in connection with some of the
Burke Stone Co. contracts.
Eastman & Dudley comprises new
law firm in town, G. S. Eastman and
w. b. Dudley having formed q partner
ship. Both are we'll known, capable
attorneys, who make strong combi-
nation.
A broken rail on the Burlington q
short distance east of Edgemont last
Saturday caused several cars cf the
passenger train to leave the track, and
caused delay of several hours, but
fortunately no one was injured.
Prices are cut and goods will be sold
at cost for the remainder of the season
by the Smart Millinery Co.
FL. Stayner, G. a. n. W. freight
agent of Chicago, arrived Saturday for
short stay. He is troubled with
rheumatism and has heard such good
reports of the cures being effected
here that he concluded to try it,
II. f. Goodman, of the firm of March
Il Goodman, is bubbling over with de-
light since receiving word from Iowa,
where his wife has been visiting, that
he is the father of a fine baby boy. He
can scarcely wait for the heir to be
brought home.
The Ladies of ST. Luke's Guild de-
sires to thank all who so kindly assist
ed in the minstrel show for the benefit
of the church Especially do the la
dies appreciate those getlemen who
gave time and services for the opera
and MIR. William Reeder who most
generously donated his music rooms
for rehearsals.
Many persons in this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
cSld avoid fatal results by using Fo-
10. ! Kidney Cure. Sold by A. L.
11fIcksteihs
Mr. and Mrs. b. +. Hall and daugh
ter, Miss Elizabeth, who have been
making a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j. A
evening for their home at Lansing
Michigan. They expect to stop over
for few days at Omaha and Atlantic
Iowa This was their first visit to this
part of the west and they enjoyed Hot
Springs and the Black Hills very
much, and it is hoped and expected
they will come again next year.
Among the announcements of candi-
dates may be found +. G. Osmotherly
for clerk of courts. The STAR does not
uccO W lAGlOOlCc ullIl, 1OI uo uds
served the people in the capacity OF
clerk of courts SO long and faithfully
that everybody knows of his splendid
ability. Unlike other county officers
the clerk of courts is not restricted to
two terms by the constitution, so that
Mr. Osmotherly is eligible to again
succeed himself.
The Burke Stone Co. received ca,
J load of new machinery few days age
: to enlarge their capacity. They have
taken contracts for the stone for the
new hotel at Deadwood, fol
the new Elkhorn depot at Lead
and the new round house at South
Omaha. The company is now en-
ploying twenty men at the quarry and
the orders are increasing so rapidly
and the outlook is so bright that 9
number more men are wanted.
The Omaha Evening News reaches
Hot Springs next morning at 7:45 aud