Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-01-10
The Fair for dress goods.

The Fair for dress goods.
Miss Dollie Thomas returned home
Monday morning.
Roy Ness is now holding down cases
at the STAR Office.
DIR. Grimm and wife, of Buffalo Gap
spent Monday in town.
Stockman Wyatt was transacting
business in town Wednesday.
The Fair for ties.
Miss Eva Coleman left Monday for
Hay Springs, Nebr., for an indefinite
visit to her parents.
P. R. Cooper, the Elkhorn operator,
and his wife left Friday night for Sac
City, Iowa, for visit to relatives.
Glen Hart spent Saturday and Sun.
day here. He continues to meet with
splendid success as a travelling sales
man.
Harry GODDARD came over from Edge
mont Wednesday on business before
the county commissioners, returning
Thursday.
We are satisfied and hope you are
with our treatment the last year. j. G.
Richer.
Don't miss "The Kings" at the Ope-
ra House Saturday night Jan. 11th.
The most refined and humorous enter
/ koi N N, ont nv, kho
Mrs. VIM. Osborn has arrived from
Albany, Mo-, and will spend several
months with her daughters, Mrs. e. r.
Ness and Mrs. Chas. Mann
Arthur Barnes and Mrs I. s. Cra.
mer, son and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Barnes, arrived from Rapid City
last week for brief visit.
w. II. and s. e. Wilson left. Monday
for Omaha, where their brother ex.
poets to have another surgical opera
ton performed for the removal of
a cancer.
A. d. Wood left last Friday night for
Omaha after spending few days here
very pleasantly. From Omaha he will
go south, intending to visit old Mexico,
and expects to be gone several weeks
Go to +. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
Geo. Hadaway came down from New
castle last week and has been out to
his ranch on the Cheyenne several
days. Tuesday he left for Omaha ito
be gone several days; -
Geo. CROSS, who has been a typo in
the STAR office forseveral months, left
Friday night.for Bonesteel, s. Oak,
where he will work at the printing
business. We wish him excellent sue
cess.
What would you think of your gro
Gerry man if he sold you sand for sugar?
What do you think Of q druggist, who
offers you Q substitute for the Madison
Medicine Co'ss., Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.
The Merchants Bank this week sold
the brick <1house known as the. Seth
Gltford Residence, to O., X. johnson.
We are F.lad to have Mr.. johnson thus
! peoomes g.ore permanently identified
with the town.
Attorney G. g. Blake of Basin City,
Wyo., spent the holidays at the Belts
!, ranch at Smithwick. Mr.. Blake is a
member of the firm of Blake & Iona
baugh, attorneys and counsellors ut
law at Sheridan and Basin City.
G. P. Billups, prominent merchant
of Rockford, a cousin of AL. Billups,
visited his relatives here from Monday
Z to Wednesday. While here he pur-
, chased two very fine teams of the
9 Transfer Company, which AL. Billups
, will take to Rockford this week.
a You should know that Foley's Honey
and Tar is absolutely the best for all
diseases OF the throat aud lungs. Daai-
ers are authorized to guarantee it to
7 give satisfaction. A. L. Eckstein.
Vic Peterson, who has been home fol
couple of weeks, looking after bust.
ness affairs, as well<ff + int 70 spend the
holidays with his parS comr,aas.uu,1 san a., ,et
he has been placi at one
: acetylene plants iiAhe =
aud that be has
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