Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-09-05
HOT SPRINGS. SOUTH DAKOTA SEPTEMBER s. 1902
See the shirt waists at the Fair.

Hear Bishop Fowler Sunday morning.
Prof. Fallon has gone to Hill City,
where he began teaching Monday.
Will Miller has located at Buffalo,
Wyo., where he is running a barber
shop.
A. w. Morrow's little boy was quite
sick the first of the werk but is now
better.
Mrs. G. A. Lancaster, of Sturgis, is
visiting Mrs. G. L. Thorpe and other
friends.
VIM. Austin, the drayman, has pur-
chased the Jake Cassel cottage north
of town.
The power house is rapidly assum.
ing artistic proportions. Vic Sauer is
doing the stone cutting.
Geo Millard has been transferred to
Rapid City as manager of the Western
Union Telegraph Co.'S. Office
Judge McGee is holding court at
Deadwood for Judge Rice this week,
will be here next week to hold court.
DR.. Seymour, eye specialist, here Oct
6 and Z, Evans hotel.
The little baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. e. Goodman was very sick the fore
part of the week, but is now improving.
| w. M. Bruner returned from Custer
the first of the week and expects to
dispose of his property interests here
and return to Custer to reside per-
manently.
| Money saved at the Fair. T..
Mesdames John Monheim, Ed. Gal
vim, G. w. Huffman, s. G. Sheffield
and II. q, Perkins, composed happy
party of Sturgis ladies who spent Sun
day at the Evans.
Mrs. e. G. Blakeslee, of Fremont,
Nebraska. formerly resident here, ar
rived Monday morning for visit to
her numerous friends. She is stop
ping with Mrs. Bradley.
B. d. Petit, who is connected with
the Plant Rubber Co., of Minneapolis,
and is an old school chum of Bob Con
nor at Waukon, Iowa, has been visiting
the family of A. B. Connor this week.
Clothe the boys at the Fair. 4
Miss Maud Windsor, who was at one
cfn hou ho e
Wilson Il Wilson, and at the Evans
hotel, was Monday arrival from
Omaha, and is visiting Miss Anna
Leacox.
L. p. MacKinlay and wife and son,
Don, were Thursday morning arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacKinlay still reside in
Chicago and Don continues in the en-
ploy of the Elkhorn railroad company.
They will visit here until Saturday.
James loops left Monday night for
Seattle and other Pacific coast points.
He expects TO spend year along the
coast and of course may decide to
locate there, though he has a fine farm
in Kansas to which he will return for
a time at least next fall.
For SALE-I have 100 tons alfalfa
and prairie hay for sale.
II Ed. Phillips, Smithwick, S. D.
President Roosevelt narrowly es-
capped death at Lenox, Mass, the tally
no coach he was riding in being struck
by an electric car. One secret service
man in the coach was killed and the
driver will probably die from injuries
received The presidents face was
somewhat cut and bruised. but he was
not seriously injured.
Sylvester Sweat. of stanberry, Mo-.
and Ed Buckler, of Gentryville, Mo-,
nephews of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sweat,
spent couple of days here this week,
leaving for their home Monday even
ing. They had been to Custer to look
after business proposition. They
enjoyed trip to Wind Cave while
here and were delighted with their
Hills visit.
Avoid serious results of kidney and
bladder disorder by taking Foley's
Kidney Cure. Sold by e. Hargens and
A. L. Eckstein.
In the New Episcopal Church.
Last Sunday was big day for the
Episcopalians in Hot Springs, there
being convocation of the Black Hills
minister's and tho oooaaios,