Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-05-30

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Great shoe sale OF the Fair.
Mrs. d. 8. Kelly has very pretty
new phaeton.
New cabbage at Thomas T. Taylor's.
We have too much clothing and will
give you some bargains at the Fair.
Miss Druse is enjoying a visit from
her sister, of Canton.
Capt. VanHouten's parents arrived
few days ago for q brief visit.
Fancy Early Ohio potatoes at Rich
er's.
The Hiawatha, and Catholicon Spring
Baths, were opened on Tuesday.
Leave orders at Richer's for straw
berries.
Mss Cleva Cross returned Sunday
from Omaha where she has spent sew
eral months, taking special course in
music
AS usual Fargo has seeds.
John and U. S. Agnew, stockmen of
Chadron, are looking over this locality
with a view to locating.
DIR. Bowman is coming June ). Call
and see him at the Gillespie Hotel
Another glorious rain fell in this i'm
mediate vicinity last Saturday night
Vegetation never looked ranker or
more lovely.
Regent $3.50 shoes $500 at the Fair.
Resin Otis and wife of Custer county
have beer sojourning here for few
days. They expect to make trip to
Yellowstone Park this spring.
Fine line of ladies shirt waists and
skirts at the Fair.
Andrew Erickson moved into town
Tuesday from his ranch, and for the
present will re side with j. e. Moran
until he finds place for himself and
family.
Let's drop down to Franks Cafe and
get nice chop.
Mrs. j. M. Barnes returned to Hot
Springs last evening. She has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l. S. Cra-
mer, for few days.-Rapid City
journal.
Mrs. Weisheit and children arSived
Tuesday to join her husband, and will
make this place their home. Her old
time friends are delighted to welcome
her back.
We do brag on our flour and butter.
Thomas & Taylor.
Mayor Irwin, the popular young and
new mayor of Lead, came down with
the |. 0. o. f. eXcursionists Friday
evening, accompanied by his daughter.
They returned via the Elkhorn next
morning.
Package coffee 8 packages forsl 90 at
Richer's.
Mrs. Charles Dillon and little son
came down from Keystone yesterday
| and are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Pringle. Mrs. Dillon has disposed of
/ her interests in Keystone and is now
ON her way to her old home in Lincoln.
Neb. Rapid City Journal.
| Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly
adapted for aithma, bronchitis aud
hoarseness. Sold by A. L. Eckstein.
S. Anderson returned last evening
from Hot Springs where he has spent
the month just past. He says the
weather is delightful there and the
prospects point to a good season.
Many visitors are arriving and the ho-
tells are getting good patronage
Lead Call.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates and can safely be given to
children. Sold by A. L. Eckstein.
Mrs. Ben Murphy was taken with
bleeding at the nose Sunday afternoon
and before it could be stopped she was
completely exhausted, and it was for a
time feared that she might not survive.
BY skillful treatment she was brought
through all right, however, and is now
almost wholly recovered. Her parents,
N. G. Smith and wife, arrived Wednes-
day, from Winterset, Iowa, happy to
find their daughter out of danger.
Sold by us only-so beware of imi-
tation and buy the Gold Coin butter
and you will alway get something good.
30 cents now. Thomas & TAYLOR.
The Burlington began running a
sleeper to Denver from Edgemont on
the 23d. 1t had only been running
from Alliance before. This change
will be appreciated by the large pat
ronage with which the Denver Hills
line is meeting. This writer made the
trip over that road for the first time
last week and was greatly surprised at
the immense amount of business being
done, in both passenger and freight
departments.
A novel feeling of leaping, bounding