Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-08-29
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Shirt sale at the Fair.
Charley Prelsford spent Sunday at
Deadwood
Jas. Sharp, court stenographer spent
Monday in town.
The wife of Stephen Virtue died at
Hill City the 18th inst.
Charley Mo 1tgomery now wears the
Western Union cap as messenger boy.
Chambers Kellar spent Sunday in
the city with his wife, parents and
sister.
Willie Hill was quite sick during the
pasE week, threatened with fever, but
is now improving.
@ Mrs. DIR. Hargens gave a luncheon
last Saturday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Chambers Kellar
Shirt sale at the Fair.
~ Will Crane and wife have gone to
Chicago and New York to purchase
goods for their Deadwood store.
Have your wheels repaired at Bu-
chanan's.
Sam Lambert has been cleaning up
the public school building this week i,
preparatory to the opening of school
next Monday.
Mrs. Col. kellar entertained num-
ber of lady friends at her home last
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Chambers Kellar
Miss Anna Leacox and sister, Mrs. /.
A. Rhoades, left Monday for pleasure
trip to Denver and Colorado Springs,
to be gone about q week.
j. L. Pierce, of the Omaha Weekly
Mercury, arrived Thursday last. He
was here three years ago, when he en-
joyed himself very much. The STAR
acknowledges fraternal call.
Mrs. j. G. Sherman and daughter,
Isabel went to Hot Springs last even
ing, where Miss Isabel will take a
course as trained nurse-Rapid City
Journal.
Gen. Geo. A. Silsby, national bank
4xafniQef, spent Monday here check
ing up the new National Bank, SO that
the institution opens up next Monday
with his o. K.
n Judge Levi MCGEE has returned
home from a trip to old Mexico where
he is interested in the new packing
house that is to be erected by big
syndicate, with G. A. Mallory at the
head.
A. f. LeClaire, public examiner for
the state, spent Saturday and Sunday
in the city, and looked over the county
officers records Saturday. He is one
of the most genial fellows from over
the river. and a very efficient officer.
The up-to-date man has his repair
ing done at Buchanan's Wagon Shop,
where work is done with modern tools
and by modern methods.
Miss Bernice Curtis has been invit
ed by Bishop Hare to take part in the
exercises at the dedication of the Epis-
copal church in Hot Springs the latter
part of this month. Miss Curtis has "A
rich soprano voice and will sing solo
and assist in the choir.-Hill City
News.
At the meeting of the repu blican
. county central committee held last
Saturday the following resolution was
unanimously adopted: ''Resolved,
That the commissioners be requested
tNredistrict Hot Springs SO that the
votng precincts will correspond with
theFWaris of said CITY,"
Girl WANTED For general house.
{ work. Enquire of r. D.West.
M. G. Fosness, who was postoffice
inspector for South Dakota several
years ago, but who has been on duty
in Cuba as director of posts, in which
he did excellent work in organizing
the postofices of that country as our
Uncle Samuel has them, is again back
to South Dakota, with headquarters at
Huron He is one of the most efficient
men in the postoff1ce department.
Prices are cut and goods will be sold
: at cost for the remainder of the season
by the Smart Millinery Co.
In speaking of the death of John
Tennis, Col. Linn refers to him in the
following vein in his Canton Leader:
"Kind hearted, joyial, happy, and al
ways willing to help comrade. He
has gone home to join those he loved
John was member of Col. Moonshine's
famous second Kansas cavalry. The
writer expects to make the boys at the
home visit before long, but shall look
4 in vain for Gartley and Rutherford
and Tennis, and other grand old vet
orans we loved so we'll I"