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

Prof. Berry has rented rooms in the
new Evans block and moved into them
this week.
Pure Gold creamery butter nothing
finer 3Oc 10. at Richer's.
The Demorest Medal Contest will be
held in the Opera House Friday, May
10. The contestants are being thor.
oughly drilled by Mrs. Bickmore
which speaks volumes for the success
of the entertainment. Don't fail to be
present.
Rooms to. rent-call on Mrs. NJ. A.
Smart.
Mayor Stewart caught severe cold
last week and for a few days was quite
sick, scarcely being able to come down
town Monday evening to assume his
new official duties. He is gradually
improving and gets down town occa-
sionally.
Shoe sale at the Frir.
Mr.. Comstock, the new travelling
salesman for the Houghton- Graham
company, of Deadwood, and Raymond
Bros. Clark Co., of Lincoln, has decid-
ed to make Hot Springs his headquar.
ters and will move his family here.
He will be gladly welcomed.
AS usual Fargo has seeds.
Special bargains in ladies tailor
made suits at the Fair.
Geo. r. Caldwell, representing the
Rocky Mountain News, of Denver,
spent Wednesday in town in the inter
est of his paper. The News is a morn
ing paper and reaches here in the after
noon of its publication. This change
in the Burlington time card therefore
gives us the advantage of earlier news.
Potatoes Sl5O at retail for cash at
Transfer, Feed & Fuel Co.'S. office.
Geo. Thorp
K. d. Alexander and bride nee Min
ME Thiel arrieved last Friday from
Concord, Neb. where they were married
the day before. Mrs. Alexander resid.
ed here for some time, leaving last
year for Nebraska. They are at the
Palace and will enjoy their honeymoon
here, for couple of weeks at least.
Mrs. r. D. Jennings and daughter.
Mrs. j. G. Spencer, with the little
granddaughter, and Mrs. Jennings
mother, Mrs. Sid Curtiss-four genera
tions-returned last Friday from
Evanston, ILL.,, where they spent the
winter. All are in excellent health and
happy to return.
Fancy EARLY Ohio potatoes at Rich
er's.
F. w. Bower, the newspaper CORES
pondent and hustling mining pro-
moter of Deadwood, is here with his
family to take treatment for an indefi-
mite period. Mr.. Bower is largely in
terested in the Custer county mining
properties which are creating so much
favorable comment and which prom.
Use great results.
Fine line of ladies shirt waists and
skirts at the Fair.
On the night OF May 18th at the
opera house there will be given one of
the richest literary and musical treats
that Hot Springs has enjoyed for many
month. Heber Mcdonald, an imper
senator and reader of note, who has
been in demand among the Chautau
qua assemblies, together with his wife
who is charming soloist of extended
reputation, aud Miss Rilla Mae Willis,
a pianist of rare accomplishments will
be here, and will give an entertain.
ment that no one afford to miss.
DIR. Seymour and Williams coming
Monday May 49,
A letter from L. G. Faris, formerly
county auditor of Pennington county.
has been received at this office. He
and his family have been living at
Lewis Station, Mo-. for two or three
years, but have now moved to Calhoun
Mo. "a small town near Lewis Station.
Mr. Faris has been overseeing the coal
mine here, but he doesn't seem to
think times have been any too easy for
him, partly on account of his lame
shoulder.-Rapid City Journal.
W. II. Dildine will leave Sioux City
tn is evening for Hot SPRINGS, S. ID. ac-
companied by Anderson & Abel who
will do the decorating in the new cafe
and The redecorating in the parlors
and elsewhere in the Evans hotel. The
cafe will be located in the sample room
just off the dining room. Mr.. Dildine
has made contract with Oliver Guy
Magee to furnish the music at the ho-
tel during the season. Mr.. Magee will
leave Sioux City June l with a part of
his orchestra. The full orchestra will
not begin service until July l. Ar
rangements we're made yesterday by
Mr.. Dildine for purchasing his
supplies for the season in Sioux