Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-06-20

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Moines Monday.
Geo. Paine was a Sunday visitor
from Edgemont.
Five room house for rent. Enquire
at the grocery store of j. G. Richer.
Harry GODDARD came over from Edge
mont Sunday for a few hours.
Shoe yourself at Fargo's.
Let's drop down to Franks Cafe and
get a nice chop.
Everything new at Stewart & Pratt's
tomatoes, wax beans, string beans,
cucumbers, potatoes, new onions, cab
bage, fresh Texas peaches.
Capt. Lucas is attending the G.. A. r.
encampment at Brookings this week.
During his absence Adjutant Smith is
attending to the duties of the Com
mandant.
Notice the request for proposals for
site for the National Sanitarium, which
appears elsewhere in this issue. The
Commercial Club will see that any
proposition made is considered by the
National Board.
e. S. Ames returned Sunday from
his attendance at the Masonic grand
lodge at Huron. He was chosen grand
high priest of the grand chapter, a
compliment upon which the STAR con-
pratulatac Mr. Amoc
Senator Gamble has introduced a
bill to set apart several sections of
land in the Wind Cave district as a
national park, to be known as the Wind
Cave National Park, to be under the
exclusive control of the Secretary of
the Interior.
Stewart & Pratt have just received
an automatic oil tank, which, by simply
moving lever, can be set to run out
from pint to three or four gallons of
oil, just as may be desired. 1t is a
very ingenious and convenient arrange
ment.
The Omaha Evening News reaches
Hot Springs next morning at 7:45 and
is only 50 a year. Try it.
Another bouncing baby boy arrived
at the home of Russell Landis last
Friday night. Russell had ordered a
daughter, but somehow his wishes were
not considered, but seems pretty happy
over the new arrival just the same.
Mrs. A. r. Thayer left last Saturday
for her home at Saginaw, Mich, after
pleasant weeks visit with her cousin,
Mrs. J. A. Stanley, and aunt, Mrs.
Wood. She had planned on remaining
longer, but had to shorten her visit to
be present at the marriage of her son.
E. r. Juckett aud wife returned yes
terday from their trip south and to the
Pacific coast, where they went for the
benefit of Mrs. Juckett's health. She
has been greatly benefited and is con-
stantly improving, fact that is very
gratifying to her many friends.
Mrs. w. H. Stanley and son, Stewart.
arrived Friday from Lincoln, where
they were present at the graduation of
Miss Dot Druse, a friend of the family.
Miss Druse accompanied them here
for a visit to the family of DR.. Stewart.
Mrs Stanley and Stewart will visit her
parents here most of the summer.
Go to f. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
Mrs India NJ. Adams and family left
Monday evening for Denver to Join her
son Ed, who has nice position with
the Joslyn Dry Goods Co. Mrs. Adams
has been resident of Hot Springs for
about ten years and large number of
warm friends exceedingly regret her
departure. but wish for her happiness
and contentment in her new home.
w. H. Dildine's many friends are
glad to see him able to occasionally be
about the hotel again. He has had
quite a siege of rheumatism, which SER
iously attacked him before his coming
AoIc, OlC Ac uVpeS SOOu 10 O0 renewed
and able to give more personal atten-
tion to the guests of the Evans-though
none have lacked for attention with
the genial Mac Dildine about.
Charley Conger came over from his
ranch Friday and spent the day in
town. His son and daughter acccomp-
anied him, the latter remaining for a
weeks visit with Mrs. Guyette. Char
ley attended the Republican state con-
vention at Sioux Falls and had an es-
joyable time, meeting his brother
there, who is superintendent of the
Postal Gable and Telegraph Co., with
headquarters at Chicago.
The Evergreen Cemetery & Mortu-
ary Association have bought the stock
of fine marble monuments owned by
the late James Riordan. Joyce says
he is opening monumental works,
will engage first class sculptor and
keep the finest assortment of tomb
ctnnoS ov,1