Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-03-28
Ladies Easter hats at the Fair.
Ed Sweat is spending the week in


the city several days.
Judge Dudley went to Deadwood
Wednesday on business.
The Iowa Press assoc alton is plan.
ming on coming to the Hills about June
18th.
N. B. Streetsr, wife and daughter
were in from their ranch, near the Gap
Thursday:
Mrs. DIR. Learn and four children, ol
Long Pine, are visiting Agent Davis
and family.
j. w. Ryan's home was made happy
Saturday by the arrival of q fine little
girl baby.
Mrs. William Osborn, mother of Mrs
Ness and Mrs. Mann, departed TO,
Albany, Mo-, Monday night.
"Tug" Wilson left last Saturday fo1
Cody, Wyo., to look for location
! His family is still here with E. j. Moore
and family.
Mrs. DIR. Hargens delighfully enter.
tained dinner parties Friday evening
of last week and Wednesday evening
this week.
Conductor w. A. Sherry was in the
city this week for few days visit. He
has position southern road.-Chad.
ron Journal.
Rev. j. I. Sanford left Monday for
Omaha, and Mrs. Sanford left Wed.
nesday night for Anoka, Minn., for q
visit to relatives.
Thomas 4 Taylor expect strawber-
ries, sweet potatoes, lettuce and celery
for Saturdays Easter trade.
Mrs. Geo. Cress is gradually failing
and it is feared that she will not live
but few days. She has been an inva.
lid for longtime.
Mrs. DIR. B. A. Wade left Tuesday for
Lead for visit of few weeks to her
son and family. DIR. Wade intends TO
join her there next week.
John Gross had rather expected his
wife this week, but the children are
not very we'll, so that Mrs. Gross
thought it best not to start.
The st. Paul Weekley Dispatch and
the STAR one year for S1.65.
Judge McGee spent Wednesday in
town, returning home from Custer.
He said there was about foot of snow
upon the ground there Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. G. M. Cleveland's grandmother
died few days ago at her home in
Missouri. The remains were brought
here Thursday by Mr.. Cleveland and
inferred.
The only other nomina ions thus far
made are Gene Ness for -chool direct.
or at large, and j. L. Bur 70 for council.
man from Third Ward-toth upon the
republican ticket.
H. G. Little and family returned
from two months visit with relatives
in Michigan. They enjoyed themselves
immensely as it had been several yeart
since they were there.
Garden Seeds at Fargo's.
ID. j. Arnold will roturn from HoI
Springs the latter part of the week
He has been taking a course of treat
ment in the electric baths at th,
Springs and is rapidly recovering from
his recent illness.-Belle Fourche Bee
Beware of imitation, none like the
celebrated Tilden gold coin creamery
butter. Sold only by Thomas & Tay
lor.
Capt. Watts will move the first O
the week into Mr.. Dukes house OF
Lincoln avenue, recently vacated bs
Geo. Stoddard. Walter Knowlton will
then move into the residence, which
he purchased of Mr.. Wilson.
DIR. s. j. Murray died at the Hospita
Thursday forenoon. He had beer
gradually failing for several months
His brother arrived from New Yorl
Tuesday. At this writing it has mo-
been decided where burial will TAX,
place.
School Treasurer Silkenson maker
report, as invited to do by the SrAl
last week. Read it elsewhere in th'
STAR. City Treasurer Watts Informed
us that he could not very we'll make I,
report until the end of the month, a
which time it is his custom to q,
his report. He said he would have
ready for next issue of the STAR.
Charles NJ. Swan, attorney and man
ager for tie Iowa Land company, wen
to Chicago last night, and 1t is probs
BILE that during his stay In that city b
and W. II. Dildine may reach an agree
ment as to the Evans hotel and allie
properties at Hot Springs, 8. D., unde
which Mr.. Diidine will manage ther
this summer.-Sioux City journal.
J. F. Parks received telegram fror
Mr.. Wattles Tuesday stating that &c,
Eli Torrance, commander of th
National g. A. r, accor -Rnied by hi