Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-07-25
HOT SPRlNGS SOUTH DAKOTA. FRIDAY JULY Is 1902
Butter at Richer's Is to 90 cents.

Butter at Richer's Is to 90 cents.
Albert Calm, of Omaha, who is NJ
stranger in Hot Springs, is enjoying {
short sojourn here.
I Mrs. G. L. Greene and children are
visiting Mrs. Greene's sister, Mrs. c
B. Clark, in Deadwood this week.
#. w. Bower has been getting located
this week in his new home in the city
They are greatly pleased with the
place.
G. w. Moses, of Amelia, Neb., Car
w. Burk, of Denison, Ia, Mrs. w. Os
tergard, of Newman's Grove, Neb., and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stringer, of Peoria, ILL.,
are stopping at the Hiawatha.
DIR. Blackburn and company have
been drawing crowds of people at the
opera house this week. They greatly
amuse the SPECTATORS do a big
business selling electric belts.
Best line of drugs at Fargo's.
James HALEY, accompanied by his
son, Russell, went to Hot Springs last
evening to attend the animal meeting
OF the bank. From there they will 60
to Keystone for similar purpose.
Rapid City journal.
Household goods for sale-must be
Sold by Aug 1st Enquire of j. TT
Watts.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Hall and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, and Mrs. j. A Stanley
visited the Northern Hills and Sylvan
Lake this week. j. A. Stanley accom-.
panied them to the Northern Hills
Monday. returning next day.
The monthly business meeting and
social of the Christian Endeavor soci.
ETY. was held at the home of Geo. Mont
gomery Wednesday evening. Games
and refreshments were enjoyed The
society decided to purchase a new
organ for the use of the society.
LosT-A Yale lock key. Finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
postofiice
ID. w. Julian, the bright young news
paper man. who was for a few years a
college student here and employed up.
on the papers here, spent Saturday
Sunday and Tuesday in town. He is
now travelling for the Western News
paper Union of Omaha and is making
tine success. He is popular young
man.
Hon. d. w. Martin came down from
Deadwood Monday to look after his
extensive interests here His Nam
moth Springs Plunge is doing a very
gratifying business this year and is be-
coming more popular all the time. It
is magnificent place and Hot Springs
people are glad to have Mr.. Martins
business interests prove success.
Mrs. Johanna Dumke and son, Will
lam, returned the 9th from an over
land trip to Crawford, Neb., where
they have been in attendance at the
annual campmeeting of the Seventh
Day Adventists, which was held at
that place in beautiful grove ON the
bank of White river. There we're about
thirty-tive tents pitched on the
grounds. besides the large tent and
dining tents. There were people from
Wyoming and other parts of the Black
Hills present. Will says that crops
are looking fine down there and the
range is good for cattle.
The committees for the reception.
entertainment and to transact the bus
ness with the National Home Board. is
getting matters in shape for the arrival
OF the Board next Monday morning
Every resident should do whatever NAV
suggest itself that he thinks will add
to the pleasure of the party. Every.
body should decorate his residence
and place of business, and the recep.
tlon at the Evans should be attended
by everybody. Just call and bid vel
come to the guests and express to our
congressional delegation that may be
present your appreciation of what
they did. They are entitled to know
that you feel grateful for their good
work.
Neatest. newest and finest meat
market-just opened between Evans
Hotel and postoffice. Various meats
OF the finest quality always in stock
j. A. Clark, proprietor.
The eastern part of the state hasn't
a corner on the land boom. At Rapid
City last week the mere right to file
upon quarter section of government
land sold for s74. It seems that there
d liaga rule that provides where parties
ipply simultaneously to file upon gov
efnment land the officials must permit
the applicants to bid for the privilege
Pf filing. At Rapid City two persons
k,Op tod hn