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

GpgaY OF tbs Springs.

GreaC shoe sale OF the Fair.
Mrs. Barker, lady from Deadwood,
is at the Gillespie.
Leo. Dornan is working for Il. Har-
gems.
New cabbage at Thomas & Taylor's.
Dan Murphy returned from Butte
Tuesday
New York Store, lower town.
Trees about town show up elegantly
this year.
Marshal Dornan purchased fine
bay driving horse Tuesday.
The colored help about the Evans
have organized base ball team.
We have too much clothing and will
give you some bargains at the Fair.
Art Lampert, of Hill City, was re-
newing acquaintances in our city Mon
day.
Fancy Early Ohio potatoes at Rich
er's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer left for a visit
at their ranch near New Castle, Mon.
day.
w. III. Dildine has opened cafe in
the old sample rooms of the Evans.
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Taylor and baby
returned from their visit at Battle
Creek, Neb., last Monday.
Mike Shane and family, who have
spent several weeks very pleasantly at
the Gillespie, returned home Tuesday
j. l.. Bentley, the hustling b. Il M.
commercial freight agent spent Sun
day at the Evans.
Leave orders at Richer's for straw
berries.
j. r. Buchanan, the genial Elkhorn
General Passenger agent was at the
Evans last Sunday.
AS usual Fargo has seeds.
r. Elsey spent Tuesday in Edgemont
looking after his interests in the Bar.
gain house.
Mrs. j. w. Ryan has moved to lower
town and opened up New York store
in the Phillips block.
Regent $3.50 shoes $500 at the Fair.
Ira Hungerford, the indomitable
hustler for the Deadwood Pioneer
Times came down Tuesday.
Fine line of ladies shirt waists and
skirts at the Fair.
Mrs. Beckwith and daughters, who
arrived from Red Oak. Iowa, two
weeks ago are occupying the cottage
just back of the Times Herald office.
Part of the Evans orchestra arrived
from Sioux City the first of the week
and are dispensing sweet music meal
times and evenings.
M. Flanagan, prominent capitalist
from Stuart, Neb., is enjoying himself
In our city at present. He is regu-
lar visitor here and comes for rest and
recreation.
New York Store, lower town.
! There is an evident stir in real es.
tate of late, and it is going to constant.
ly increase. Hot Springs property is
in demand-and is going to be more so.
Hot Springs gets s14 rate from
Missouri River points this year-the
best ever given. 1t ought to bring
hundreds of people-and it will.
No good health unless the kidneys
are sound. Foley's Kidney Cure
makes the kidneys all right. Sold by
A. l.. Eckstein.
Hot Springs never looked lovelier
than it does this year. The rains have
been frequent and vegetation is fairly
jumping.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Merwin and
children arrived Tuesday from San,
born, Iowa and will spend several
weeks in our city visiting relatives
Mrs Merwin is daughter of Mrs. L.
A. Stabler.
New York Store, lower town.
Warren Allabaugh, nephew of j
G. Keith, arrived from Chicago Tues
day and will spend some time at his
uncle's ranch near Cascade. Mr.. AL
labaugh has been attending school in
Chicago for some time.
The writer thinks our flags birthday
June IA, could be very appropriately
observed by decorating houses and
places of business. In our memory
this date has never been observed in
Hot Springs and we think it would be
we'll to begin this year.
Next Sunday June 8th, is Childrens
Day at the Baptist church. The pro.
gram by the children will be given at
8 p. M. A pleasing program is being
prepared at which time collection
as is usual will be taken for the Bap.
Pub. society, for the establishing OF
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