Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-08-15

new carriage
Miss Alice Harding, of Garner, Iowa
is guest in the city.
Shirt sale at the Fair.
Frank Evans expects to leave Sun
day evening for Bluefields. Central
America.
Mems hats. Boys hats. New line at
Chase's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Spencer left for
Hot Springs Saturday, where they will
remain indefinitely Rapid City Jour-
nal.
GIRL WANTED For general house,
work Enquire of R D.west.
Lady! For CSC you can buy the sl.50
kind of black understands at Chase's.
Mr.. Gerringer, steward at the Evans,
has been quite sick this week, threat
ened with appendicitis.
Miss Emily Burnett, of Des Moines,
Iowa, arrived Wednesday for visit to
Mai. A. 3. Connor and family.
w. M. Bruner and fanny went to
Custer Monday and will probably re-
main them several weeks at least.
Mrs. A. S. Stewart and Mrs. w. II.
STANLEY visited in Lead a few days dur
ing the week, returning Monday even
ing.
Ed Sweat is now a regular brakeman
on the Elkhorn between the Gap and
Hot Springs, an extra man being nec-
essary.
Leroy Hull will return to his home
at Alexandria, S. Oak, after enjoying
week in town with his friends, of
whom he has number.
An eight pound daughter arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gidley,
at Lead, last Saturday evening, and
the parents are justly proud and happy.
John King and John Gross returned
Saturday from their overland trip
through the Hills. They went as far
as Lead and had a fine outing they
say.
Mai. C. w. Taylor, wife and son; Capt.
w. j. Glasgow, wife and child; and
Capt. and Mrs. Fenton, came down
from Fort Meade and remained over
Sunday, guests at the Evans.
Dick and Ted Hummel and Roy Hull,
accompanied by Misses Cleva Cross,
Bessie Ames and Margie Clark, went
to Sylvan Lake Tuesday, returning
Wednesday. They report delightful
time.
LOST-Between Minnekahta block
and Gillespie, purse. Finder leave at
STAR Office and get reward.
Nose Tesseur left Saturday evening
for Hot Springs. Mr.. Tesseur is bad
ly crippled with rheumatism and the
trip is made in the hope that the wa
ters of the resort will prove beneficial.
Lead Call.
LOST-Black and tan Fox Terrier.
Return to Evans hotel. Reward.
Mrs. Mark P. Miller and daughters
arrived from Galloway, Neb., the first
of the week, and after spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Phillips,
will leave for Moscow, Idaho, and take
charge of a large fruit farm.
Bathing suits at Fargo's.
W. Nellis, superintendent of the Og-
.iN,la boarding school; of Pine Ridge
Agency, spent few days here last
week with party of friends. They
we're taking an outing through the
Hills, and we're enjoying themselves
very much.
Rooms to rent-call ON Mrs. NJ. A.
Smart.
Chas. l.. Conger announces his can
didacy for the office of county treas
urer. Mr.. Conger was for years occu-
pied in clerical work, but for about ten
years has been one of Fall River coun-
tvs staunch ranchers, in Beaver town
ship. All this time he has been a
working republican
Best line of drugs at Fargo's.
Clarence Jones, who was with his
father here for several years previous
to 1898 in the publication of the Her
aid, but who has since resided at Lead.
came over from Edgemont Wednesday
and spent a few hours between trains.
visiting friends and taking i'm the
plunge. He has been visiting the
Craven boys at Edgemont this week.
Clarence is now engaged upon the
Lead Call, and being an all round
newspaper man Is a valuable assistant
upon any newspaper. He has grown
quite portly since he had AN attack of
appendicitis last spring and his friends
here scarcely knew him.
Prices are cut and goods will be sold
q cost for the remainder of the season
by the Smart Millinery Co.