Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-07-25
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f. II. Rugg, of Rapid City, spent
Sunday in Town.
The Hills town we're we'll represent.
ed in town Sunday.
Fireman Il. d. Kane, of Chadron, was
up Tuesday, visiting Bert Jennings.
Harris Franklin and grand daughter
OF Deadwood, spent Sunday at the
Evans.
Make next Monday something of a
holiday and decorate your place OF
business.
Ed. Grantham, the hustling attorney
OF Custer. came down Sunday evening
returning next day.
G. l.. Wood and wife came down
from Rapid City Saturday night and
spent Sunday in the city.
Frank Dornan was over from Edge.
mont the first of the week, visiting
Marshal Dornan and family.
Eastern resorts are said to be en-
ceedingly shy of visitors. owing TO the
GOODNESS of the weather
Bathing suits at Fargo's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Houghton and
daughter, Miss Inez, spent a pleasant
day in our city last Sunday.
LosT-Gold chain and locket. con-
tanning ladies picture. Suitable re-
ward will be paid for return of same to
STAR office.
Use the Russia Enamel for covering
and preserving iron at Fargo's.
2. ID. Darby, with the Mallory Com
mission Co., of Omaha, spent few
days at the Gillespie the first of the
week.
Shirt sale at the Fair.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. Hill left Monday for
the Upper Hills upon sight t-seeing
and pleasure trip. They will be gone
several days.
ID. \. Mcpherson, cashier of the
First National Bank of Deadwood, ac-
companied by his these children, spent
Sunday i'm the city.
Rooms to rent-call on Mrs. M. A.
! Smart.
Lester Chalfron, who has been work
ing for Dick Hummel in the O. X.
barber shop, is now employed with his
brother in Doc Peirce's shop.
b. W. Ford is now head barber for
Dick Hummel. He is one of the finest
BARRIERS that ever held razor i'm Hot
Springs and Dick is fortunate in get
ting him.
At the parlors of the Evans Hotel
Sunday evening Judge w. H. Wilson
spoke the words that united Mr.. Her
man S. Sears, of Hyannis, Neb., and
Mrs. Sarah M. Conwell, of Alliance, in
marriage.
John Musselman, manager of the
Black Hills Telephone Co., came down
from Deadwood for few days. rest
and baths. He has been suffering
with rheumatism and proposes to soak
it out of his system.
Mrs. Bessie Burton, of Custer, was in
the city last Saturday visiting Mrs.
Smart. She has beautiful soprano
voice and rendered some difficult solos
in pleasing manner at Jno. Evans
music store Saturday evening.
The Chicago Concert Company gave
a very delightful concert at the opera
house Saturday night. 1t was not
largely attended but those present
thought it was rare treat Sunday
evening the ladies gave short program
upon the Evans veranda, consisting of
vocal solos. piano solos and violin So
los, which were much enjoyed by the
large number present. Prof. Schautler
materially assisted the ladies at the
Evans in their program.
Everybody recognizes that care
sugar is the best for preserving pur
poses. For sale by j. G.. Richer& Co.
Harry q. Moores. general agent fo1
the passenger department of the Wa
bash railroad, with headquarters al
Omaha, came down from Deadwood
Tuesday evening and remained until
Thursday morning. He is out look
ing after the interests of his line
which gives such magnificent service
betwslsss u u md Buffalo. .aa1A4Lr.