Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-07-11

turEed Monday evening from their trip
to the northern Hills. They also visit
ed Spearfish and had delightful time.
Rev. Albertson and family were
pleasantly pounded" Tuesday evening,
a number of the members of his con-
gregation gathering at the commodious
new parsonage with their offerings. A
sociable time was enjoyed, supplement-
ed with ice cream and cake.
Miss Ida Clemens and Miss Ethel
Wayne, of Deadwood, are here for the
{ hmmer, visiting at the home of Ma j.
and Mrs. Connor Miss Clemens is one
of the efficient instructors of the
Speartish Normal and is quite we'll
known in the Hills as an entertaining
dramatic reader.
There's new grocery firm in town,
j. j. March and T. d. Goodman having
formed partnership under the firm
name OF March & Goodman. Both are
we'll known and are hustlers. They
will occupy the corner stone block in
lower town, which was formerly occu-
pied by Connor & Co.
II. ID. Clark has decided to remain in
Hot Springs and engage in the real
estate, insurance and mining business.
He will also look after Mr.. Evans in
terests. He will open an office in q
few days. His many friends here will
here.
Try our short orders if in hurry.
Franks Cafe.
Harry Stewart, who has been in the
employ of the Milwaukee railroad at
Sioux Falls for some months, returned
to tho Hills Wednesday and will en-
gage with the r. E. & M. V. at Dead
wood. He came to Hot Springs We'd
nesday on the belated Elkhorn-too
late to be present at the funeral of his
sister-in-law
Let's drop down to Franks Cafe and
get nice chop.
Judge Granger arrived yesterday
ir9m Iowa and will probably remain
some time. His numerousfriendsh here
are always pleased to have him here
in fact feel as though he was one of us
in Hot Springs. The judge feels that
he owes his life to Hot Springs and the
treatment he received here, so that he
is an ardent friend of the town.
j. H. Gable, who everybody knows as
the travelling passenger agent of the
F. e. & NJ. ", arrived on the belated
train early Thursday morning, accom-
panied by his brother, R. M. Gable, of
Lost Nation, Iowa, and his wife, also
Miss Winifred G. Tyler, an instructor
of the Flandreau, s. Oak, Indian
school. R. M. Gable is publisher Of
the Lost Nation Chronicle.
Don't forget that if you bought in
any property at the scavenger sale last
fall you must either make personal
service or publish notice regarding
issuance of final deed. This notice
must be published next week sure and
copy should be in the hands of the
printer at once. Call at the STAR of
flee and we will fix up the notice fol-
you. You cannot get title without Civ
ing notice.
Prices are cut and goods will be sold
at cost for the remainder of the season
by tie Smart Millinery Co.
flot Springs business men should
every one be member of the Com
y mercial Club and give it all the finan
cial assistance they possibly can. The
time has come when it requires some
cash to properly conduct the club
Somebody must see to it that the
Board of Managers of National Sol
diers Homes is properly taken care of
of when they meet here July 81, ard
the Commercial Club must do it.
The Omaha Evening News reaches
Hot Springs next morning at 7:45 and
is only 81 year. Try it.
President Wattles, Of the Water
Light T. Power Company was well
pleased with the progress being made
on the new flume, and also pleased
with the tlume itself They are goine
to have model plant here. Scarcely
drop of water will be lost
between the headgate and the powe,
house When the new power house is
completed and everything finished as
now contemplated Hot Springs car
boast of as fine water and light sys
tenn as any place. They are now con
sidering putting in new tlume at the
Falls, similar to the new one in town
This shows what faith Mr.. Wattles has
in Hot Springs, for their expenditure!
this year will amount to number Of
thousand dollars. They hope to hav,
the new fume in town completed with
, in week.