Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-07-11
Butter at Richer's Is to 90 cents.

Butter at Richer's 15 to 20 cents.
MIS-. John Forbes Ganhan and daugh
ter, Miss Hollie, are at the Evans.
Some needed improvements are be-
ing made to the sidewalks about town.
III. G. Laub, prominent resident OF
Denison, Ia, arrived Thursday morn.
ing.
JEFF Taylor is opening photograph
gallery in the old Cross studio in low.
or town.
B. w. Ford, of Omaha, arrived Mon
day and has taken charge of the Evan s
barber shop.
Mrs. Il. X. Evans and daughter
Laura. returned Wednesday from their
visit to Lead.
Otto Mass, of Battle Greek, Neb, an
old friend of w. r. Taylor is here for
a brief visit.
Ralph McHose, of the Custer Tri-
bune- Pilot, was in town Thursday to
meet his sister-in- law from the east.
P. A. Smith and wife, of Scranton,
Iowa, are at the Evans. Mr.. Smith is
the well-known editor of the Journal
at Scranton.
A. Boock, of Charter Oak, Iowa, and
John Hoist, of Denison, Iowa, brought
in party of eight Thursday and are at
the Huebner House.
Harry Summers returned last Thurs
day from his trip to the coast He
says that country is progressing in
fine shape and he likes it very much.
Best line of drugs at Fargo's.
Chas. Hackett and wife, of Parker,
S. Oak, arrived Thursday morning for
a brief sojourn. MIR. Hackett is the
popular publisher of the New Fra at
Parker
Miss Leona Preece, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas r. Preece, formerly of
Chicago, has just returned from Notre
Dame, Ind. She expects to spend the
summer at the Williams with her
mother.
Dave Wilson, who lived here several
years ago, came over from Newcastle
last week for visit to his sisters, Mrs.
Jessie Chambers and Miss Lucy Will
son. Dave is engaged in the sheep
business out there and is doing we'll.
Use the Russia Enamel for covering
and preserving iron at Fargo's.
Mrs. j. NJ. Barnes met with an un-
fortunate accident last Thursday. The
gate at her home blew against her
right arm and broke bone below the
elbow. Aside from being painful it is
difficult for her to attend to her nu-
merous duties.
Congressman Martin is expected to
arrive in Hot Springs the latter part
of this week. He will probably spend
several days here looking after some
of his interests. He will
find even warmer welcome here than
ever before, though he has always had
a host of good friends here.
Bathing suits at Fargo's.
A pleasant musical entertainment
was given at the Williams Tuesday
evening in honor of the arrival af Miss
Preece, who has very fine soprano
voice, and also can very perfectly imi-
tate oornet. Others assisted in the
musical numbers, altogether making il
a delightful evening.
The limerick band of Rapid CITY
arrived here last Saturday morning
from Chadron, where they spent the
Fourth. They remained here until
Monday morning, during which they
dispensed some excellent music, en-
gagged most of the time at the Nam
moth Springs Plunge and Palace Hotel
The notice of dissolution of the we'll
known and popular firm of Thomas
Taylor appears elsewhere in this issue
Mr.. Taylor withdraws from the firm
He has not decided upon what he viii
) do but contemplates removing from
Hot Springs, which would be cause fol
regret by the numerous friends bott
he and his wife have here. Mr.. Thorn
as will continue the business, which j!
assurance that it will be we'll conduct
} ed.
Mrs. Samuel Bucket and son. Albert
arrived from Chicago last Thursday fo
a visit to her brother, II. Willoughby
and sister, Mrs. VIM. Coleman, wht
, she had not seen for ]5 and 20 years
} She is the wife of prominent Rocl
Island railway physician, of Chicago
She was school mate of E. and Jos
Petty of this place and they greatl,
5 enjoyed talking over their childhood
days. Mrs. Buckett will remain her
several weeks
> H. w. Caldwell and family, of Chica
> go, who used to be regular summe