Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-05-23
HOT SPRINGS SOUTH DAKOTA FRIDAY MAY 23 1902
Shoe sale at the Fair.

Shoe sale at the Fair.
Ed Rundell returned from Lead the
first of the week.
John II. Evans left for Gambia, Wyo.,
Sunday upon business mission.
New cabbage at Thomas Il Taylor's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Morrow went to
Lead with the excursionists Sunday.
Feed and hay at carload prices to
start the ball rolling. The Wooster
Co. Phone A.
Ed Sweat has quit rail-roading for
the present and has gone to clerking
for l. H. Chase.
Pure Gold creamery butter nothing
finer Boo Id. at Richer's
DR.. and Mrs Hargens left Monday
for brief visit to Denver, where busi-
ness called the doctor for few days.
Shoe sale at the Fair.
Geo. w. Montgomery changed the
little ditch in front of his store, bring
ing it Iearer the sidewalk, thus Civ
ing ample room for teams in front.
Special bargains in ladies tailor
made suits at the Fair.
We understand that the Harrison
telephone company will extend it's
line to Hot Springs soon as it can be
built.
We have too much clothing and will
give you some bargains at the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Morgan left Sun.
day morning for the north-Mr. Nor
gan for the |. o. O. F.. grand lodge at
Lead and Mrs. Morgan for Belle
Fourche
We guarantee our flour to please or
money returned
| THOMAS e. TAYLOR.
Everybody is feeling pretty we'll this
week, thank you. With the National
Home bill passed and such elegant
soaking rains falling, why shouldn't
they?
Do you like good bread and butter?
Most everybody does. Then buy your
flour and butter at
THOMAS & TAYLOR.
Our county institute for teachers
will be held June 18th to 21st inclus.
i've. Those desiring teachers to board
will kindly notify the county superin-
tendent. Further notice next week.
Try our short orders if in hurry.
Franks Cafe.
P. Darby, the Mallory Commission
man who spent several days last week
at the Gillespie, left for Denver last
Friday. He passed through here on
the way from Denver to Hermosa.
Tuesday.
Rooms to rent-call on Mrs. NJ. A.
Smart.
A splendid rain began falling Sum
day evening and continued throughout
the night and part of Monday, soaking
up the country in fine shape. The out
look could not be better for excellent
crops and lots of grass.
Sold by us only-so beware of imi.
tation and buy the Gold Coin butter
and you will alway get something good.
30 cents now. Thomas g. Taylor.
Dr. Joseph Drake and wife, of Des
Moines, 1a., are stopping at the Brink
erhof house. DR.. Drake is one of the
most prominent physicians of Des
Moines and operates large sanitari-
um in that city. He may purchase
property and remain in our city. We
| would welcome such enterprising men.
The Fair has too much clothing.
The STAR neglected last week to
chronicle the fact that Messrs. Barr &
Thompson had opened the Hot Springs
House to the public. They are hotel
men of large experience and know
what hotel patrons expect and there.
fore know how to treat them. They
believe in the liberal use of printers
ink and such people you will generally
find generous with their guests.
Thos. Cannon showed as a general
superintendent circular showing that
MIR. Edward Sarver is appointed travel
ing engineer with headquarters at Salt
Lake City, effective May 10 and signed
by John Hickey G. NJ M. of the Rio
Grande Railway Co. The many
friends of Mr.. Ed. Sarver in the Black
Hills will all congratulate him on his
appointment .-Edgemont Express.
Mr.. Sarver was at one time the resi-.
dent engineer here for the Rurlinoton