Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-05-09

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Shoe sale at the Fair.
j. l.. Burke visited Deadwood Sun
day.
Garden Seeds at Fargo's.
Dr. Rice writes j. w. Joyce that he
will arrive in Hot Springs about June
LIST.
The pension examining surgeons
meet Wednesday and mrde several eX.
aminations.
j. A. Clark has completed his build
ing and expects to open his meat
market soon.
Girl WANTED: For general house
work. Enquire of Mrs. j. l.. Burke.
1.-The w. G. Il. U. will meet with Mrs.
'ratt< May l4th. All temperance
.eSple arr invited.
Another elegant rain visited this
section of country Monday. The grass
is now just jumping forward.
Misses shirt waists at the Fair.
John Lerch came down from Dead
wood Sunday and spent a couple of
days here among old friends
The citizens of Custer voted Monday
in favor of putting in water works,
carrying the proposition by 200 ma
jority.
W. j. Austin and family have moved
to Hot Springs from Deadwood and
he has been employed by the Transfer
company.
Wash and be healed at the Sloan. 3
The Wooster-Cable company is hav-
ing the old Gene Lewis building plas-
tered and otherwise improved for
their headquarters.
S per cent discount on coupon books
when paid for i'm advance at Richer's.
w. II. Dildine and wife arrived Mon
day and are experimenting improve
ments being made about the Evans
preparatory to it's opening May 18th.
Bargains in boys clothing at the
Fair.
John r. Wilson, of Deadwood. was
overcome by heat at Chicago Sunday,
but was soon revived. There we're
other prostrations there during the
day.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
n. L. r
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
The NJ. f.. Church people have been
donated the old Chautauqua boarding
house by F. T. Evans and are tearing it
down. The lumber will be used in
building an addition to the parsonage,
which will be commenced at once.
DR.. Traer will be found at his new
Offices in the Phillips Block. If.
AL Dearduff has purchased w. r.
Schmith's ranch just below the mouth
of Fall River. AL will make that head
quarters for his stock, though he will
not move his family from town. Mr..
Schmith says that he hasn't decided
upon what he will do, but is likly to re-
main here.
s. d. Wilson has formed partnership
with Mr.. Hastie at Seattle. Mr.. Hastie
was at one time resident of Deadwood
but has resided at Seattle for several
years. He is now district attorney for
the county in which Seattle is located.
He spends a large part of the year at
Nome, during which of course Mr.. Will
son will look after the business and we
predict will do it right.
Am very busy now; meet me mt
Franks Cafe.
j. w. Sweat left last evening for
City to attend the general
assembly of the Presbyterian church
as commissioner from the Black
Hills Presbytery. The general assembly
will hold from the 18th to 9th. Mr..
Sweat will be gone until about June L.
This is the first time he has ever been
east, even so far as Chicago, and he
anticipates very enjoyable trip.
The c. Il. social at the Palace hotel
Wednesday night was largely attended
and a grand time enjoyed by the young
people. An interesting musical pro.
gram was rendered, John Evans play
ing a few pleasing pieces upon the
piano, Gus Green upon the mandolin,
Miss Grace Thomas singing and recit-
ing, and Miss Virginia Fenner also Civ
ing recitation. There were 1l2 per-
sons partook of the ice cream and cake
in the dining room. They all greatly ell.
joyed theevening. Some hoodlums tried
to mar the pleasure of the evening by
running off a horse and buggy belong
ing to some one from out of town.
The rig was found after an annoying
delay. Such capers should be severely
punished.
Don't waste your money on worth
less limitations of Rocky Noun tain
LOT Tho l.