Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-06-20

Spray OF tlbe Springs.

John NaReo mas Oeen dflVlnS Uue
Stewart bath wagon this week.
Get Fargo's prices en- coffee.
Mrs Burgess left last evening for
Hot Springs where she will spend
few weeks of recreation for her health.
Lead Tribune.
Get Cascade Strawberries at Fargo's.
A car load of sugar was received in
town during the week, for three or
four grocerymen. preparatory for the
canning season.
Butter at Richer's Is to 20 cents.
Fred T. Evans, of Hot Springs, ar
rived in Lead last evening and is
Visiting in the city, looking after busi-
ness matters Lead Call.
Arpo Kresse and wife, of Hill City,
wished Mrs Kresse's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Aldrich, here for few days,
returning to their home Wednesday.
L. II. Grow and wife came down from
Lead Saturday night, accompanying
Col Buchanan and his party of news
paper men to this place to spend Sun
day.
b. L. Erwin and family, who have
for years lived near Fairburn, left this
week for Washington overland. Mrs.
Erwin is grand daughter of Capt.
Spearin and WIFE
Everybody recognizes that cane
sugar is the best for preserving pur-
poses. For sale by j. G.. Richer & Co.
Fall River county will receive s21S4
from the state as its July school ap-
portionment fund. Gradually our dis
tricts are becoming rich from the
interest on school land loans.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
serve ice cream and cake at the home
of Mrs. e. r. Ness Friday June %,
1902, commencing at 5 o'clock. Ice
cream and cake 15c. All are invited.
j. G. Duncan, of the National Bis
cult Co., with headquarters at Sioux
City, has been spending the past week
here with his wife, who is at the Evans
for the season.
Fargo sells the cheapest.
F. A. Haynes, H. S. Vincent, and j.
H. Greenough, come down from Dead
wood and attended a meeting of the
stockholders of the Burke Stone Co.,
Tuesday. There will be plenty of work
for the quarry this year.
Messrs. Barr and Thompson have
changed the Hot Springs House name to
Hot Springs Hotel. They furnish
board and room for s. to $40 week, or
81 to 81 day. Business is excellent
with them, they say.
John Mueller's big, gay, gray horse
broke away last Saturday and went
tearing down street, colliding with Mr..
Mowers handsome new two seated
phaeton, bruising it up somewhat.
Otherwise not much damage was done.
want to rent my quarter section of
land for grazing or hay. section 6,
township 8, range mot to be plowed.
Geo. G. Rule, Box 81, Dunlap; Iowa. 6tf
+. r. Martin, who will be we'll re-
membered as chef at the Evans the
past few seasons, leaving here last fall
for California, returned to Omaha last
week. He is greatly depressed since
the death of his wife.
Arthur B. Dagget, who travels in this
part of the country for the millinery
firm of Lewis Zukoski, of st. Louis,
S4as sent out some neat little cards an
nouncing the arrival of son and heir
on May "a, who has been named Ar
thur B.
Try our short orders if in hurry.
Frank Cafe.
Agent Davis, of the Elkhorn, an
nounces one fare rate for the round
trip on account of the Democratic,
Populist and Prohibition conventions
at. Huron; tickets to be sold June 81
to % Passengers may go or return
via Omaha if they desire
Frank Hunt returned Tuesday from
Garden City, L. L., where has been at
tending st. Paul's school during the
past year. His brother, Richard, will
arrive in a few weeks. They will re-
turn to the school in the fall, after en-
joying their summer vacation here with
their mother.
Israel Steele, an eight year old youth
who has been living with his grand
parents on Cold Brook, and is incor.
rigible, was taken before Justice Jones,
Monday, charged with being disorder
1ly He was bound over to the circuit
court, and will no doubt be sent to the
reform school where he already has
brother.
Tell us why druggist offers you a
substitute for the Madison Medicine
Co.'S. Rocky Mountain Tea. Does he
loya you or is he looking for the bigger
rrofit Think IT. ovar Acl vnur dc,r