Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-25


This is Arbor Day.
AS usual Fargo has seeds.
Wash and be healed at the Sloan. 9
Q. M. Swan left Tuesday evening for
Sioux City.
Bargains in boys clothing at the
Fair.
Robert Parmley and family expect
to move from Lead to Idaho soon.
E. Elsey went to Keystone Monday
to look after his store at that place.
Only eight more days Of the 10 per
cent discount at Richer's.
Mr.. Rusco, who worked for r.. b.
Smith during the winter, returned
Monday from trip to Nebraska.
Have you tried our flour? IL not, we
believe it will pay you to do SO, on ac.
count of quality rnd price. Thomas &
Taylor.
The residence of Mrs. Weihe (nee
Villa Ross) on College hill has been
purchased by Peter Brochs, who will
reside there.
II you want the correct time of day
look at the U. s. Observatory time,
hourly by the Western Union Tele.
graph Co., in the grocery store window
of Thomas & Taylor.
There is agitation again at Mime.
apolis over building the railroad from
Aberdeen to the Hills. 1t needs some.
thing more than agitation.
Walter Mort has put in the week
bringing q couple of horses from Mer.
riman, Nebr. The storm overlook him
at Chadron and detained him there.
A. G. Morris, the colored house.
cleaner who used to be here, has re.
turned from the northern Hills. He
says that "Auntie" will be here soon,
w. H. Dildine left Thursday evening
for Sioux City and Chicago. He will
return in about two weeks with Mrs.
Dildine and expects to open the Evans
soon after their arrival.
Potatoes s1.5O at retail for cash at
Transfer, Feed & Fuel Co.'S. Office.
Geo. Thorp.
Geo. Gould came over from the sheep
country Saturday and remained few
days doctoring up from q severe cold.
He says the sheep have come through
the winter in fine shape and without
much loss.
The editor is in receipt of very
cleverly designed booklet from DR..
Seymour, which he has especially pre-.
pared for his Dakota patients and
friends and we compliment him on his
original idea and thoughtfulness for
his many friends in this city.
M. Whsle expects to complete the
preliminary survey of Wind Cave
about May 1st, and as soon as his re.
port is received at Washington some
action will be taken concerning an ap.
preparation by congress.
Try our short orders If in q hurry
Franks Cafe.
Vic Peterson arrived Wednesday
He has been down in Nebraska 70,
some time and doing we'll in putting
in acetylene gas plants. He had beer
over to Newcastle, Wyo., where his
mother had been dangerously i'll. She
had much improved and was out Of
danger.
DR.. Daley returned Wednesday
from his sad mission to his old home
in W. Virginia, where his father died.
The doctor reached there in time tc
see his father alive. Five sons were
present, from different portions of the
United States, it being the first time
in 25 years that all had been together
Mrs. j. A. Stanley left Monday 70,
Oakland, California, where she will
visit friends for a week and then at.
tend the convention of Federation OF
Women's Clubs at Los Angeles, as a
delegate from the state federation
The convention at Los Angeles will
continue from May to 8, and it is es.
timated that there will be six thous.
and women there. Mrs. Stanley will
be absent several weeks.
The surest and safest remedy for
kidney and bladder diseases is Foley's
Kidney Cure. Sold by A. L. Eckstein.
VIM. Black received a letter from
his son, Rev. Robt. F. Black, ,ewho al
one time was pastor of the Congrega.
tional church at Buffalo Gap, saying
that the American Board of Foreign
Missions of that church had placed
him In charge of the missionary worl
Of that church in the Philippine Is
lands. He doesn't know how soon be
will leave New York, where he now is,
but sometime between now and fall
He said if there were any young
preachers out this way who wanted Ia
go along that there was room fol
them.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys
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