Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-09-12

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Shoe the boys at the Fair.
w. II Dildine and wife have gone
south for a short sojourn.
Mrs. Charley Calhoun. wife of {
former Hot Springs boy, died at hel
home in Deadwood last week.
T., d. Edwards, of the Lead Tribune
| was a Thursday evening arrival, re
naming over until Friday evening.
Buy grain and hay of the Wooster Co
Rob Connor and the Misses Goody.
koontz accompanied their friend Mr.
Petit, upon a trip through the Hills
during the week.
Clothing cheap at the Fair,
Mr.. and Mrs Cannon Fisher spent
some days i'll town to have their child
treated. 1t was in very critical CON
dition for :. Few days.
GIRL WANTED For general house
work. Enquire of r D.West.
Miss Drnse returned Saturday from
her Chicago visit. While absent she
selected AN elegant fall and winter
stock of millinery.
The Presbyterian ladies will hold a
rummage sale in the Evans block, in
the room recently vacated by Mrs.
Smart. on Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
Mrs. j. w Fargo, wife of the popular
First ward grocer left on the Burling.
ton last evening for few days trip to
Hot Springs s-Deadwood Independent
r. c. Willoughby anl family, of
Hildreth, Neb., are here visiting Mr.
Willoughby's father and brother. He
has been sick and is here to recuper-
ate.
Hon. w. s. Warner returned Mon-
day from Butte. Mont, where he was
a delegate to the Mining Congress and
helped capture the next meeting for
the Hills.
Mrs. G. B. Clark, who was present
here during conference, assisting her
husband in his labors as superintend-
wood Tuesday
Reginald Pearson is still improving
, and strong hopes are now entertained
for his full recovery. He has been in
bed nearly seven weeks and is not able
to sit up Lead Call.
Mrs. A. Fawell and boys left Wed
nesday evening for Lincoln. Neb.,
where they will reside She leaves
great many friends here who hope
she may enjoy her new home.
Buy coal, the best and consequently
the cheapest, of the Wooster Co.
VIM. Black and Miss Black left Mon
day night for Redtield to be present at
the ordination of Rev. Black. son and
brother, who will soon leave for the
Philippine islands upon missionary
work. They will be gone about ten
days.
County Superintendent, Miss Black,
held teachers examination last week
She says that the schools of the cou nty
are all now supplied with teachers
Last year there was considerable de-
lay and bother in procuring teachers,
but the superintendent this year be-
gan early to look about for teachers
and as result all districts are now
supplied with good teachers.
V. A. Hampton, who was so long the
the popular ticket agent at Deadwood
for the Elkhorn railroad. has been
made Black Hills district passenger
agent, with headquarters at Deadwood.
Mr.. Hampton is a bright young man,
exceptionally popular and his numer-
Gus friends from all over the country
will heartily congratulate him upon
his deserved promotion.
For SALE-One stock new groceries
and fixtures; 100 city lots at S5 per
lot; AZ acres garden land cheap; one
new gasoline engine. Fairbanks &
Morse; one 80 inch turbine water wheel:
one horse power and one buss; one
boarding house for sale or rent; one
livery barn. o. Ferguson
Tuesday, September 23d, will be
known as Lodge Day at the Sioux City
Elks Fair. On that day the Elks will
give away $4,000 in prizes, every secret
organization being allowed to partici.
pate, excepting the Elks. The prizes
will be paid the day of the contest and
they will be as follows: First Prize
$4,000 to the best drill team. Second
Prize-s65. to the second best drill
team. Third Prize-s5O. to the indi-
vidual Sioux City lodge with the larg-
est number of men in line of parade.
Fourth Prize-s5O to the out of town
lodge with the largest number of men
in line of parade Fifth Prize-s25. to
the best appearing individual lodge in
the parade.
Neatest, newest and finest meat
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