Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-08-22

G. M. Swan was a Sunday arrival
from Sioux City.
DIR. Newmarker has been at Edge
mont during the week
John Scollard, of Sturgis, has been
spending the week at the Evans.
The town has been filled up complete
ly with tourists during the past few
weeks.
Shirt sale at the Fair.
From now until January LIST is the
most charming portion of the year in
this part of South Dakota.
The old power house has been razed
to the ground and work upon the new
stone struoture will be begun at once
The republican county central com
mittee meets Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock to name the time for holding
the county convention.
Mrs Il. f. Goodman and baby are eN-
pected Friday. For the present
they will keep house in the Bailey
store block, up stairs.
Mrs. Gusta Koker, nee Peach, who
was married here few months ago,
came down from Lead, Tuesday, for a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Pratt.
Mrs. Ed. Carey has purchased por-
ton of the fixtures of Franks Cafe and
leased the room and is arranging for
opening restaurant at once.
GIRL WANTED For general house.
work. Enquire of r. D.West.
DIR. Jennings says that his street
railway is now an assured fact and
that it will be extended to Wind Cave.
He says that considerable work will be
done this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornealison came over
from Newcastle, Wyo, the first of the
week for visit to Mrs. Jessie Cham
bers. Miss Lucy Wilson accom- panied
them,
Mr.. Geringer, the Evans steward,
who has been suffering with appendi-
citis, was considerably improved the
first of the week but got around too
soon and suffered slight relapse.
Geo. A. Somarindyck, a son of our
townsman, ID. g., arrived Tuesday for
a brief visit to his father Mr.. Sonar
indyck is business manager of the
Post Standard, of Syracuse, n. y. a
bright, enterprising morning daily.
Prices are cut and goods will be sold
at cost Tor the remainder of the season
by the Smart Millinery Co.
r. III. and ID. Weldon, of Mondamin.
Iowa, brothers of Il. S. Weldon, of w.
G.. flat. arrived last Saturday and have
been visiting the family at the ranch
during the week. They were in town
Monday enjoying the sights and
baths.
Mrs M. \. Smart has been engaged
by the propriators of the Hotel lfarney
at Rapid City as housekeeper and will
go there Sept. LIST to assume nar duties
Mrs. Smart is experienced in hotel
life and the Harvey people have Sc
cured an efficient housekeeper.
Mrs. ID. X. Hand arrived from Iowa
Friday. Her daughter, Miss Leora.
stopped off at Hay Springs. Neb., to
take part in an entertainment. she be-
ing graduate in elocution from tine
Pella, Iowa, college. She will reach
here Saturday.
.. G. Smith and Frank Evans left
. Sunday evening for Blueiields, Central
America. Frank will be employed by
MIR Smith as superintendent of some
department. at Mr.. Smiths big mine at
Tine salary. He expects to be gone a
year or more. 1t is splendid oppor.
tunity and we hope he may make a
great success.
Henry Friday brought the STAB a
sample OF plums that he is raising this
year on his Cascade ranch. They are
just elegant-great, big. luscious red
ones. His young orchard is Just be-
ginning to bear, and he will have a
fortune in it some day. The three
year-old trees are loaded down. He
has apples, plums and grapes. all doing
nicely. ~
d. H. Reeder, cousin of w. E.. ac-
companied by Miss Nita Reeder. Mrs.
F. B. Weston, and Miss Catherine
Reeder, left Wednesday evening for
Kansas City. Mrs. Weston and Miss
Nita are daughters of D. H., and have
been visiting here for several weeks.
enjoying themselves very much and
making numerous friends here. Miss
Catherine, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Reeder, will visit at Kansas City
for a few weeks
Many persons in this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
could avoid fatal results by using Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure. Sold by A. L..
Eckstein.