Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-08-22

5lggaY OF tbs Springs.


Eon. Geo. 2. Bennett and wife came
down from Rapid City Saturday even.
ing and spent Sunday in town
Il. W. Crane and wife came down
from Deadwood Saturday and visited
relatives here until Tuesday.
l. r. Grow and wife came from Lead
Saturday night and visited DIR. Stew
art and family over Sunday.
Clothing sale at the Fair.
Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Jeffers, of Ali
ance, Neb., are spending several weeks
in the city taking much needed rest.
Rev Jeffers will occupy the Baptist
pulpit next Sunday morning
Carmon Fisher was in from the
ranch Tuesday and incidentally met
Geo. "A. Somarindyck, who is visiting
here, the two having been classmates
in the Sioux City high school eighteen
years ago.
Mrs. G. b. Clark met the doctor at
Buffalo Gap Monday morning and they
both came to the Springs, going from
here to Custer where the doctor held
quarterly meeting and Mrs. Clark as
sisted during the week at the teachers
institute.
| w. II. Stanley arrived from Sioux
Falls last Friday and has spent the
week here among relatives and friends.
He visited the northern Hills during
the week and he and Mrs. Stanley, and
son, Stewart, will leave Friday night
for their Sioux Falls home.
IL cents pound at Richer's Satur-
day, Aug. 1G. See it in their window
Friday night and Saturday. Limit 3
pounds to customer
A. II. Gray and Friday Hollingshead
OF Norton, Kans., arrived the first of
the week and have been enjoying
themselves here during the week with
their friend, A. N. McLennon. Mr..
Gray is a real estate man and a hustler
They were much pleased with Hot
| Springs.
Fl. w. Gates. wife and daughter, c..
! IL. Contant and wife, and Miss Rich
ardson. of Omaha, and Miss johnson,
Of st. Joseph, Mo-, arrived on the Bur
lington Monday afternoon from tour
OF the Yellowstone Park. lined at the
Evans and went out on the Elkhorn
that evening.
DIR. j. w. Ferguson and wife left for
their home at st. Joseph, Mo. after a
very enjoyable visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
w M. knowlton. DR.. Ferguson is the
Burlington surgeon at ST. Joseph.
Mrs. Ferguson was an old-time girl
fricnd Of Mrs. knowlton and they had
delightful time discussing their girl
hood days.
WANTED Two dining room girls
and other help at Hot Springs Hotel
| Hot Springs, S. ID.
Col. Thornby, of Dendwood, was i'm
Custer over Sunday. TO a Chronicle
reporter he stated that the Black Hills
Mining Mems Association, accouapa-
MED by their wives and daughters.
would spend "A day or two iii recreation
at Sylvan lake. Saturday. August 23d.
is the date set for their coming.-Cus-
ter Chronicle
Clerk OF Courts Smith "Wednesday is
sued license to we'd to VIM. j. Della
hoyde and Miss Leaffief Dunaway.
both of Minnelsahta. Fall River county.
The couple we're married by Co. Judge
t'eay in the clerks office. Mr.. Della.
hoyde is station agent at Minnekahta
for the b. X M. r. Railroad Co.-Cus-
ter Chronicle
Rev. DR.. +. A. Hatch, of the PLY.
mouth Congregational church of Oma-
ha, will lecture for the G. e. society of
the Presbyterian church here this
| (Eridayl evening in the church. DR..
Hatch has lectured widely and comes
splendidiy recommended. His lecture
will be on "Queer People" and the
Christian Endeavorers invite the gem
eral public. The prices of admittance
will be Is and % cents.
Ladies', try the housekeepers friend,
French Golden Washing Compound,
the great labor saver. One trial Is
sufficient. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. The P. o. druggist
sells it.
Prof. Geo. w. Nash, the republican
candidate for superintendent of pub
lie instruction of South Dakota, ar
rived from the eastern part of the
state last Friday and remained over
until Saturday, when he went to Gus
ter to conduct the comfy institute at
that place. Prof. Nash is very pleas.
ant gentleman and is considered one
of the strongest educators in the state.
He is of course as good elected now.
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure all
diseases arising from disordered kid
neys or bladder. Sold by A. L. Eek
aE0in