Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-02-28
SPRAY OF the sptinos.


DR.. Hargens and bride returned last
Saturday.
See the new goods at the Fair.
Mrs. Geo. 1ngle, of Chadron, spent
Thursday in the city.
John King jr. ia now in the employ of
F. B. Smith at the livery barn.
No better butter than pure gold
creamery for sale by Richer.
See the new goods at the Fair.
Try our short orders il in hurry.
Franks Cafe.
NJ. Alexander came over from the
Gap Tuesday. He has been in poor
health for awhile, but is now improv-
ing.
The finest grade of groceries to be
had at Richer's.
Ewald Huebner was able to be down
town Monday for the first time, but he
looks pretty thin and weak.
Sheriff Ted Petty, of Fall River
county, was in Lead yesterday attend
ing to matters of business. ss.-Lead Tri-
bune.
About 800 was raised at the union
service last Sunday morning to be paid
to Rev. E. F. Walker, the evangelist,
for his services.
For RENT-Furnished rooms, livery
barn and farm. See o. Ferguson. As
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lashabaugh left
this morning for q few days at Hot
Springs, to see IL the baths will help
Mr.. L. out of his rheumatics.-Lead
Call.
j. 8. Pierson moved down to Burke's
quarry Monday to open the boarding
house. The company has good-sized
contract for stone for Lead City, the
contractors furnishing their own quar-
rymen.
For RENTAL eight room house,
with cistern, on College Flat. Inquire
of Miss Druse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pringle arrived
from Rapid City last Friday, coming
overland in their "Singer" wagon.
They have been in the employ Of the
Singer Mfg. Co., since leaving here and
have been doing nicely. They visited
friends here until Tuesday.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
oil kinds. Telephone No. "a.
F.M. Stewart, of Buffalo Gap, spent
Tuesday in town. Mr.. Stewart is SEQ
retary Of the Western South Dakota
Stock Growers Association, and is
pretty good authority on stock, etc.
When questioned concerning the prob
able loss thus far this winter he said
that it was so magnificent that it
can scarcely be figured, but that one
twentieth of one per cent he thought
would hit it closely.
The most reliable preparation for
kidney troubles on the market is Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure. Albert l.. Eck-
stein.
Fred Helm ST., formerly resident
: Of Buffalo Gap, died at his home in
Merritt, near Deadwood, last Sunday
afternoon of cancer of the heart. He
had been sufferer for several months
He came to the Hills in March, 1876, il
the same party with our townsman, F
B. Smith, coming over the trail from
Cheyenne. Fred Helm jr., the popu
lar travelling man who visits the
Springs occasionally, is son of the
deceased Mr.. Helm jr. and mother
expect soon to take up their residenc,
in Hot Springs.
Foley's Honey and Tar is best fol
Group and whooping cough. contain.
no opiates, and cures quickly. Care
full mothers keep it in the house. AL
bert l.. Eckstein.
At the revival services last Monda,
evening the evangelist, Rev. E. F
Walker, decided that he could remain
another week. Consequently the ser
vices are being continued each evening
The churches have been working to
gether earnestly and express the ut
most satisfaction in the results at
tanned. Services have been held at the
Presbyterian church the fore part ol
the week; at the NJ. E. church Thursday
Friday and Saturday afternoons and
nights, and will be held at the Baptis,
church Sunday afternoon and night
and on Monday and Tuesday, CLOSING
TnooHov ovoninn novk
The sky looks bluer, the sun shine
brighter, a feeling of youth creeps owe
the soul after taking Rocky Mountai,
Tea made by the Madison Medicine Co
35 cts. Ask your druggist.
G. NJ. Swan, Of Sioux City, attorne,
and business manager for the low
Land Co., and w. H. Dildine, former
lya popular Sioux City hotel man, bu
now Of the Leland, of Chicago, arrives
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Swan was her
to look over the affairs Of the compsn,
but said that Mr.. Dildine's presenc
here had no connection with the mar
agement Of the Evans, that he onl
came out to get good Whit of this q
egant ozone and enjoy the bslmy sprin
weather which We are having. Mi
y, Swan said that he had no news TO i'm
~ la yet relative to the opening Of
Rt;uyysps, which will take Jplsce