Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-18

sMac the Saddler" was elected may.
Or Of Deadwood by a majority OF l6
G. L. Wood and F. H. Whitfield
came down from Rapid City Wednes,
3 day night on legal business.
Garden Seeds at Fargo's.
Kelly Robinson and family, who
have spent the winter here, returned
: to their ranch west of Edgemont We'd
nesday.
Miss O'Banion is the "hello" girl at
the telephone Office now, and is excep.
Z tionally attentive and pleasant in that
position.
DIR. Traer will be found at his new
Offices in the Phillips Block. tf.
Judge MCGEE came down from Rapid
City Tuesday night and held an ad-
journed term of court Wednesday,
hearing few court cases.
Mrs. l.. A. Stabler returned last
+ Sunday from her three months visit
to relatives in Illinois and Nebraska
!. glad to get back to this country.
Mrs. Dr. Wade returned last Friday
from her visit to Lead, where she re-
mained with DIR. N. M. Wade's children
while he and wife we're at Chicago with
an invalid.
DIR. Dailey's father died at Romney,
w. Va, one week ago Saturday and the
doctor lefc next day for that place to
be present at the funeral. He is ex.
pected home this week.
DIR. Bowman lives with us. Get him
to fit your spectacles for you.
Mrs Jessie Chambers went out to
her ranch near Newcastle, Wyo., We'd
pesday to remain a few weeks. She
wls accompanied by Helen Ryan, who
will visit an aunt at Newcastle.
The ladies of st. Luke's Guild desire
TO express their thanks to Mr.. and Miss
i LaPage and Mr.. Thomas for the ex-
/ csllent music furnished by them for
ssociable on Tuesday evening April 9Th.
DIR. Barnes the optician will be at
:. the Gillespie Hotel Friday April 25th
in tho afternoon.
MrsA r. d. West and children, and
Mrs. Geo. Thorp. left Tuesday for
Sedalih, Missouri, for visit to relat-
ives. Mrs. Thorp will be gone few
weeks, and Mrs. West expects to be
away for some time.
Foley's Kidney Cure if taken in time
affords security from all kidney and
bladder diseases. Sold by Albert l.
Eckstein.
Max Dildine, a brother of w. H., the
new lessee of the Evans, and VIM. Cad.
Olson, arrived several days ago to ar.
range for cleaning and repairing the
hotel. They will both be connected
with the hotel in an important way
They are genial young men.
Spring time is the time to use Rocky
Mountain Tea. Keeps you we'll all
summer. Great spring life renewer
35c. Ask your druggist.
Mrs. F. X. Evans and daughter
Laura, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. A. G. Smith, returned last Friday
from their visit to Denver. Mrs
Smith and Laura spent two or three
months there, Mrs. Evans visiting
there two or three weeks.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs ol
all kinds. Telephone No. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Joyce were very
happily surprised last Saturday night
by number of friends gathering a,
their home. But they we're equal tc
the occasion and royalty entertained
their guests. Cards and refreshments
added to the social features of the
evening.
DR.. Bowman guarantees everything
for you.
John III. Evans is arranging for open
ing g'an elegant music store in the new
Z Evans block in few days. His
knowledge of musical instruments as
I we'll as his fine musical talents es
pecially fits him for the business upon
which he is about toengage. The SrAE
wishes for him great success.
The noted specialist DIR. Seymou,
who will be at the Evans hotel MAY Is
devotes special attention to the treat
ment of childrens eyes with glasses.
A. j. Dryden expects to load his
stock and goods at Ardmore next Mon
day and ship over the Burlington and
Northern Pacific to Peck, Idaho. w
F. Wyatt will accompany him and lool
over that country. Mr.. Dryden's fam
lily will start about the middle of tn,
Il week. They have lived in the county
Neveral years and large number O
friends regret their departure but wisl
.hem the best of good fortune.
I Foley's Honey and Tar contains n,
opiates and will not constipate lik,
nearly all other cough medicines. Re
! Eckstein.