Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-09-05
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given at the Fair.

Premiums given at the Falr.
Miss Beatah Huebner left last Fri
day night for Madison, S. OAK, to
finish her course at the state normal
school.
Have your wheels repaired at Bu-
chanan's
The county dads have been doing
lots of business at their session this
week.
M. L. McKeever, of Minneapolis, is
assisting cashier Smith at the Bank of
Hot Springs.
w. r. Benedict and E. l.. Grantham,
two legal lights of Custer, spent Sun
day in town.
Mount Pelee has again been spout
ing and has destroyed the village of
Morne Rogue together with 200 people.
:, The W. G. T. U. will meet at the M.
e. church Wednesday September 10,
3p. m. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Ed. Sewer and family left Monday
for Idaho, expecting to locate out in
tn. Msz Perces reservation near where
A. G.. Gaylord and family are.
j. A. Huebner left Wednesday even
ing for Denver to attend the bee keep
ers convention. John is getting to be
quite an expert apiarist.
Mrs. j. A. Rhoades and little daugh-
ter returned to their home at Boone,
Iowa, Wednesday evening, after
pleasant visit here to her relatives.
Buy underwear at the Fair.
w. G. Porter, Deputy U. S. Attorney
for South Dakota, spent Sunday in
town. leaving that day for Deadwood
where U. S. court convened Monday.
Rev. McCollum will hold services
Sunday morning and evening Sept. Z.
would urge large attendance ON that
occasion.
The Black Hills delegates to the
Mining Congress in session at Butte,
Mont, have strong hopes of capturing
tho next meeting of the congress for
Lead and Deadwood.
RYE SEED WANTED-Enquire at STAR
Office
Marve Parsons knows how to tickle
the palate of the newspaper man, for
he brought in fine water melon We'd
nesday. with his compliments. The
melons are excellent this year-at least
we know Marve's are.
Hugh H. Greene, of Des Moines, Ia,
son of Mrs. G. W. Greene, and Malcolm
Mcpherson, son of banker Mcpherson,
of Deadwood, arrived Sunday from
Deadwood horseback, reporting fine
time along the way.
Sheep for sale-ewes and lambs.
MacCoubrey Bros, Newcastle, Wyo.
I'll. ID. Clark and w. j. Mcgowan of
the local committee on the National
Sanitarium site have been active this
week i'm procuring titles and otherwise
clinching the site selected by the
Board. 1t is hoped the matter may be
fully adjusted within few weeks.
Mrs. Clara Lacey Greene, the Des
Moines newspaper woman, has been
touring the Upper Hills for the last
six weeks, visiting in Lead, Deadwood, {,
Spearfish and Custer, and is expected
in Hot Springs the middle of Septem-
her on her return to Des Moines.
WANTED-Two dining room girls
md other help at Hot Springs Hotel
Hpt Springs, S. d.
The editor of the STAR is in receipt
of personal letter from Fred j.
J Watts, who, with his parents, has been
visiting at st Joseph, Mo-, from which
we take the following extracts-know-
ing that the numerous friends of the
familp here will be anxious to hear
from them. He says: 81 write to ask
You to send our STAR hereafter to Lin
coln, Neb., as we have decided to To-
cate there permanently. This is sur
prising, no doubt, but father and l
visited Lawrence Saturday and Sun.
day and didn't like it in the least, and
80 decided to go to Lincoln, as we
know what it is. The school at Law
renee is fine, of course, but the town is
located in the Kansas river bottom and
is only 900 feet above sea level, conse-
quently is not healthful place by any
means. Besides, there are other OBJ
jections to it, 1t is dead so far as busi-
ness goes, though quite social centre
The town is one of the oldest in Kan.
sas and has so many trees that when it
rains, which is quite often, the streets
remain muddy as can be for weeks,
sometimes. Lincoln is far ahead of it
4 as residence town, and for business
too"
Those having eye, ear, nose or throat
troubles shoule not fail to call on DR..
Seymour and his assistant while they