Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-07-18

Shirt sale at the Fair
A. w. Morrow's father in-law died at
Malvern, Iowa, Tuesday.
The plunge baths have been doing a
regular Gland office business during
the week.
Mr.. d. Hill arrived Saturday, to
join Mrs. Hill. They will remain
several weeks.
j. A. Clark opened his elegant new
meat market Thursday. He has it
finished up in very neat and attrac
tive manner.
Shirt sale at the Fair.
The Hot Springs National Bank was
authorized to begin business the 10th
asa national bank with capital stock
of $4,000
j. G. Baker, photographer of Nor
folk, Neb., arrived Tuesday and will
assist ID. s. Cole in his gallery for a
while.
j. III. Gillespie and family and j. W.
joyce and family returned Monday
from few days camping at Sylvan
lake They had fine outing.
Shirt sale at the Fair.
Charley Conger. the active candidate
for county treasurer from Beaver
township, who thus far seems to be
alone in the contest, spent Wednesday
in town.
Miss Hollie Moore was quite sick
the fore part of the week, but is now
improving. She expects to make q
trip to the coast soon for the benefit of
her health.
Mrs. Harry Summers gave delight
full dancing party upon the veranda of
her commodious home Tuesday even
ing. Delicious refreshments were
served.
r.. w. Stewart will soon be succeeded
by A. j. Dwyer. of Alliance, as con
ductor on the Minnekahta run. Mr..
and Mrs. Dwyer We're here Monday
looking after residence.
Mrs. r. ID. West gave a most enjoy
able tea party Wednesday evening.
Following The delicious tea cards and
crokinole we're heartily enjoyed by the
happy gathering of ladies.
Parties who have Travelled a great
deal and are visiting Hot Springs de-
clared this week that very few resorts
have such elegant plunge bath build
ings as the Mammoth Springs. 1t is
really beautiful building and charm
ing bathing place.
Miss Della Clawson, who was con-
nected with the Evans bath house sew
eral years ago, returned from Sioux
City Wednesday to assume charge of
the Evans bath house. She is an en-
perienced masseuse.
w. r. Millham, the tombstone man,
left Tuesday for his home at Emmetts-
burg, Iowa, for visit to his family.
He expects to return soon. and will
bring his family with him 1t is prob
able they will reside here.
w. II. Hunt, of Plattsville, Wis, who
spent few days here this week, was
SO pleased with the place that he de-
cided to come here to locate and hopes
to bring his family here soon. He is
largely interested in mining property
in the Hills.
Prices are cut and goods will be sold
at cost for the remainder of the season
! by the Smart Millinery Co.
~ Mrs! II. j. Way, of Hill City, accom-
j jS.anied her husband to the Springs the
fore part of the week, returning home
xThursday. "Nate" will sojourn at the
Y Home awhile. Their old friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. e. Norris, OF Kearney,
Neb., visited here few days with them.
Try our short orders if i'm hurry.
Franks Cafe.
o. M. Druse, Mrs. Chas. Boggs and
daughter, Miss Helen, Miss Coffyn and
Miss Boggs of Lincoln, were Sunday
arrivals, leaving Monday for the
northern Hills, accompanied by Miss
Dot Druse, who has been visiting here
for several weeks.
Let's drop down to Franks Cafe and
get a nice chop.
Hon. b. d. Bond and wife we're in
town Wednesday AS Eds name has
been frequently mentioned as possibly
coming before the county convention
for nomination to the legislature. he
requested the STAR to say that he
should not consider the matter at all
and that he would not be candidate
I for any office. He says he is contem-
d plating removing from the county,
possibly going west to Washington or
Oregon. His many friends will regret
b his leaving this county.
The Omaha Evening News reaches
HctISprings next morning at 7:45 and
caSO.