Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-08-01

The week has been very hot.
Geo. b. Thompson and wife, of Lead,
spent Sunday at the Evans.
Lady! For 9Sc you can buy the 81 30
kind of black understands at Chase's.
j. S. Cromwell has prettily painted
his two cottages ON Park avenue.
Mrs. W. A. Sherry. of Chadron, has
been visiting friends in town this week.
Mems hats. Boys hats. New line at
Chase's.
Will Roquet's home was made joy
ous Wednesday 10y the arrival of IL fine
boy baby.
Harry Goddard came over from
Edgem( t<-s1oaday' returning in the
VT sale at the Fair. Z
y The town was tastily decorated dur
ing the visit of the National! Soldiers
Home Board.
Register of Deeds l1ranzen has re
turned TO his duties, brown AS a berry
from his haying at the ranch.
Rooms TO rent call on Mrs. M. y.
Smart.
G.. NJ Swan. attorney for the Iowa
Land Co, is here for a brief stay. ac-
companied 10y his wife and daughter.
Mrs. Moyer. who is here with sister
from Cambria, Wyo.. has a new baby to
take home to her husband-born Mon
day.
Oscar Mattley came over from Edge
mont the first of the week and has
been helping al the Fair, where he is so
familiarly known.
Butter at iiicher's II to 90 cents.
Mrs r. p. Eckenbeck. state treasur-
er of the w. G. Z. u. is expected to
lecture i'm Hot Springs about Aug. 8.
Look out for further notice.
S H. Iirtley and son. Locke. re-
turned " edneslay from South Omaha,
where they took four caIs of cattle
They went for feeders at $500,
The Mountain Hotel has a new clerk
"a very youthful fellow, but if he is
like his father he will be all right, for
John Moran is II hustler Congratu
lations.
Bathing suits at Fargo's.
- -iiss,s. slaycomb and wife, of Nebraska.
who have been spending several
months here, left "Wednesday evening
for their home Many friends here
will hope for their return again.
G. G.. Dennis. the Elkhorn's hustler
at Deadwood. accompanied by his two
sons. came down Sunday. MIR. Dennis
going to the Gap Monday morning
with the reception committee to meet
the Board of Managers for the Nation
al Homes.
On tuesday night the little 10 yea1
old daughter of Mr. Nefstad. who re-
sides east of the Cheyenne river. died
of typhoid pneumonia. Rev. Albertso1
conducted the funeral services at the
home Thursday morning at 10 O'CLOCK
and the remains were buried in Fair
view cemetery.
Prices are cut and goods will be sole
at cost for the remainder of the season
by the Smart Millinery Co.
The STAR doesn't desire to apologize,
because it is full this week. because il
really enjoys the experience yet i
there is much news that you know OF
that YOU don't see mentioned in these
columns please remember that the big
run of legals we are enjoying viii
mostly be dead" next week, and the1
we'll have room to spare.
w. r. Taylor and wife left Wednes
day evening for Battle Creek, Neb
where they will remain for time
pending their decision upon their fu
ture location. Mr.. Taylor blieves he
will engage in the real estate bushes!
fhn POcoI,,,l
jtion. Mr. aylor was engaged in tn
: ~ ercantiK business here several years
haRp, ef the firm of Thomas & Taylo
and Established a reputation for hon
estt and straight-dealing. MIR. AM
=. Mrs. Taylo, have large circle O
friends who greatly regret their leav
ing. but wish them happiness and pros
perity wherever they may CO.
The Omaha Examiner, an illustrate
weekly paper, publishes page artlci
upon the life of Capt. III. =. Palme
with a very fine half tone likeness Q
first page. under which are these words
"Capt. II. Il. Palmer, whose efforts t
secure "A Soldiers Sanitarium at He
Springs. s. OAK. have been crowne
with success The biography of Cap
Palmer is very interesting, showing hi
magnificent war record and his sue
cess in life durir & later years. We re
greet that space prevents our reprint
ing IA portion of the article at this OK
perfume time. Capt Palmer alread
lhad many friends in Hot Springs, VIII
<dknew what he has been doing for yea,
+ toward securing the passage of th
| National Sanitariun bill. and now tha
1.-The measure has been successfully cal
iried through he has added to the lis
and all were glad to welcome him her
as one of the Board of Managers
National Homes to help locate the sit
It is quite probable that Capt. Palme
being the nearest resident member {
i the Board. will look after the manag
ment of this sanitarium. which will /
gratifying to Hot Springs people.
The Omaha Evening News reach,
Hot Springs next morning at 7:45 an
I, is only 50 year. Try it.