Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-08-08
Shirt sale at the Fair.
Mrs. Francis and daughters are still
enjoying their outing at Casce de.


Chicago Concert Co. at the Opera
House, Wednesday evening, Aug. l3.
Oliver L. Phillips, son of w. H. Phil
lips, is assisting in the postoffice for
the present.
Frank Allen came down from the
northern Hills Tuesday night to look
after his cattle interests.
MARRIED-On Evans heights last Sat
urday evening MIR. Joseph Lessard and
Mrs. Alerta Nelson, both of this place,
Rev. q. Howard CRUDE performing the
ceremony.
There will be regular meeting of the
Eastern Star next Tuesday evening at
8 O'clock. There will be initiation of
candidates and refreshments served
Members and visitors are invited to be
present.
d. X. Hand brought in fine sample
OF wheat grown upon his ranch. He
says ne has ten acres of it and that it
will make Il fine yield. He will have Il
Thousand bushels of small grain
wheat oats and barley.
Norton Moses father of Mrs God
ard, arrived from Texas last Friday
accompanied by his grand daughter,
Miss Laura Moses. They went to
Belle Fourche the first of the week for
a short visit, but will return here for Il
more extended visit with Mrs. GODDARD
Jake Gable arrived Saturday with a
number of Iowa people and remained
until Monday evening-rather an un-
usual thing for him for he is rusher
and feels that he can't stop long any
where. Het Springs people are always
glad to see him, and have him stay
He went over to Lithia Monday, with
G. A. Cairnes, and they enjoyed the
trip.
Russell Landis dropped the STAR q
line to say that he was nicely located
at Linwood, Neb, and is firing on an
engine between that place and Superb
ora fine run of about four hours
He passed his final examination the
other day and passed easily and is now
On the list for an engine, fact that
his friends will congratulate him upon.
He says the corn crop down there is
going to be immense.
E. +. Hubbel, representing the Den
YER Type Foundsy spent Wednesday
town.
P. j. Selzle, superintendent of the
Festner Printing CO., of Omaha, Neb
arrived last Saturday and will rest and
recuperate here for few days. Henry
Pike has been in charge of their press
rooms for the past several years and is
one of their most trusty employees. He
has been quite sick of late and unable
to work for some time. 1t is probable
he may come up to the Springs to re-
cuperate.
Don't miss it! Mrs. E. P. Eckenbeck,
treasurer and lecturer of the South
dakota w. G. T. u, will lecture on
"Various Forms of Intemperance and
How They Affect the Home" on Satur-
day August 8, 8 o'clock p. m., at the NJ
p. church, Hot Springs, S. d. She is q
woman of wide experience, and speaks
to the point every time. Her reputa-
tion as a worker and speaker is wide
spread.
Announcements for political nomi
nations are being made. Mr.. Geo. E
Jones made his announcement last
week, which appears in these columns,
as a candidate for the nomination for
clerk of courts by the republican con
vention of this county. Mr. Jones is q
practicing attorney, having been ad
mitted in Iowa ten years ago. He has
been county justice of this county fol
two years. He is a bright young man
eNcellently qualified for the position
to which he aspires.
Capt. and Mrs. Watts and son. Fred
will leave Saturday night for Law
renee, Kansas. but will stop enroute at
Lincoln, Humboldt, and ST. Joseph
Mo. for brief visits. At Lawrence
Fred will enter the state university the
first of September. The family will
! be greatly missed Fred has been
faithful employe in the post office 70,
several months, where he has made
great many friends. He is a true ant
trnsty, young man, is EXCEPTIONAL,
efficient, and we believe has a brigh
futu.e.
The fourteen national and stat
banks of the Black Hills show an ex
; cellent condition of affairs, according
: to their last monthly statements
Their combined loans and discounts
are S2,S97 ,27l; deposits. S4,OO6,75O, ant
cash resources, S1.O3O,S65. The Firs
National of Lead heads the list. will
loans and discounts of s476,375;. depos
! its of 1891, ,487, and cash resources c
, s3O7,5l0 The First National ant
American National of Deadwood fol
low closely, and the First National o
Rapid City is fourth. The last state
ments of all the banks in the Blacl
Hills shows decided improvement
over their condition year ago.
If it wasn't popular. if it wasn't love.
by the people, why do dealers say
''We have something just as good a
the Madison Medicine Co.'S Rock
Mountain Tea" Think it over. 3
cents. Ask yonr druggist.
, Charley Moody, of the Sturgis Rec
r ord. was given complimentary ticke
to the Mammoth Springs Pluuge-jus
as the other newspaper boys have beel
so generously treated-and he say
( that as he has hunted ducks in th
swamps of Nebraska with Congress
man Martin and gotten pretty vel
besmeared with mud and dirt at vari
Gus times. he suspects there is prett
strong suggestion in the giving Of tn