Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-08-08
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Shirt sale at the Fair.
Odd! Odd! Odds and ends in mems
shirts 25c. Chase's.
A. N. McLennan returned Monday
from his trip to N orton, Kansas.
Earl Taylor is now night man at the
power house in town, succeeding Geo.
Drenkhorn.
Mrs. Geo Ingle, of Chadron, came
up Saturday and remained over Sun
day visiting friends.
III. K. Moulton, came down from
Deadwood Friday night and spent the
week at his ranch ou Plum creek.
Miss Nell Mower spent last Friday
and Saturday at Custer doing some
typewriting for Cleveland & Juckett.
w. A. Powell, of Sioux Cit. repre-
senting the popular Remington type
writer, spent a few day here very en-
joyably this week.
The hotels are having a fine run
now, while large numbers of people
are also stopping at private boarding
places.
All lovers of good music should not
fail to attend the concert given by the
Chicago Concert Co. AZ the Opera
House next Wednesday evening
Neatest, newest and finest meat
market-iust opened between Evans
Hotel and postotice. Various meats
OF the finest quality always in stock
j. A. Clark, proprietor.
Will Beach, the Sioux Falls book
and blank printer, arrived Sunday and
spent couple of days here. He is
doing an immense business, and it is
getting bigger every day.
Shirt sale at the Fair.
Commencing Tuesday, August 5th,
and continuing during the month of
August, first class Pullman sleeping
car service will be provided between
Omaha and Hot Springs. Leave
orders for reservations with d. G.,
Davis, Agent.
Use the Russia Enamel for covering
and preserving iron at Fargo's.
w. r. Morgan has had the cottage
recently purchased by him moved to
his lots at the corner of Eighth street
and Park avenue, and will have the
roof raised and fix it up neatly. 1t is
a fine location and will be u pretty
home.
/ B. W. Ford, the tonsorial artist, re-
ceived letter from several friends al
his old Missouri home the other day
that is prize winner for length. He
had attempted to out-do his coterie OF
friends and wrote them about 30 foot
letter on spool of ribbon paper and
they came back at him with 5O-foot
letter on roll of small wrapping pa
per. But Mr.. Ford says it was all
interesting.
Col. T. L. Knox, who represents the
war department. in examining National
Soldiers Homes, spent few hours in
the city Monday to look over the site
recently selected by the Board OF
r Managers. Col. Knox said of the site
ut is most commanding, picturesque
and desirable location, and 1 am
charmed with the place. He regret
ted that he could not remain longer in
Hot Springs, but said that he would
plan to be here some time next year
The Colonel makes his report to
! the war department, from where it is
transmitted to congress.
} j. e. Phillips, of Boston. who ha.
been stopping at the Gillespie for sis
weeks, coming here seriously afflicted
with kidney trouble, is about AS en-
thusiastic "A friend a i, Hot Springs has
He says he feels like we'll man al
ready. but that he will remain some
time yet. His wife came Monday anG
/ she scarcely knew him he had so great
; ly improved Mr.. Phillips says thai
when he came he was doing we'll if he
slept an hour or two during "a night.
3 and now he can sleep twelve hours
} straight His kidney trouble has
most all entirely disappeared. He says
J. that he proposes to do all that he car
to advertise the place.
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure all
4 diseases arising from disordered kid
q. neys or bladder. Sold by A. T.. Eek
7 stein.
= = \ jolly crowd from Fremont. Neb
have rented the Rev. Andrews house
; on College fiat and are keeping hous,
i in true western style while they enio,
= the beauties and privileges of Ho
! Springs. From the house top float
the American flag, the veranda is GOV
cred with camp stools md hammocks
presenting very picturesque appear
:, ance. This happy crowd has explored
{ every place of interest and will soon q
$ into the upper Hills trout fishing
I Every day since they landed the Nam
moth Springs Plunge has been thei
4 especial delight. The place rings will
S their gay laughter and enjoyment a
} they all have learned to swim and it i
t said banker in the crowd has accom-
A plished the feat of coming down tn
toboggan slide on his head, alightin,
r gracefully on his feet into the waite
0 below The party consists of John W
q Gof, wife and two daughters: r. F
Q Benjamin. wife and son: Mrs. E. f
r Nc Nish, and daughter; and DIR. Franl
j. Brown, all of Fremont. John Mellen
4 of Omaha, and Mrs d. D. Mansfield
: son and daughter, of Clinton. Iowa.
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