Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-03-07


See the new goods at the Fair.
Miss Villa Ross came down from
Custer Wednesday, at which place she
has been teaching.
| Jim Gould returned from the sheer
range Wednesday and reports sheer
coming through the winter in fine
shape with but slight loss.
Bob Cramer writes from Terra Haute
Ind, that they will go to Monticello
ILL.,, this week for visit. They are
having fine time and are all now il
good health.
Mrs. 7. w. LaFleiche, of Belle
Fourche, has been spending the week
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. p
Taylor, while her husband is looking
after some business matters at Denver
John Gross returned Monday from
his visit to southern Nebraska, where
he and his family had been visiting
relatives. Mrs. Gross and children re.
mained there, not yet having complet.
ed their visit.
Ed Sweat has gone to Chadron again
and we understand will enter the EN-.
ploy of the Elkhorn Co., as a brake.
man. Ed is active and bright and
would not be long in going up the lad
der Of promotion.
A combination of the STAR and one OF
the big weeklies, like the st. Paul Dis
patch, will give you all the local, state
and general news, and good literature
you want in the weekly newspaper line.
Try them ut our combination price of
81 .65 for the year.
DIR. Traer will be found at his new
offices in the Phillips Block. If.
DIR. S. Mcintosh, of Philadelphia,
came in Wednesday from Deadwood
and Lead. He is visiting the Presby.
terian churches in this part of the
state holding conferences with the
officers and addressing the people. He
is sent out by the evangelistic com.
mittee of the general assembly.
II. ID. Clark returned Monday for a
weeks visit to his family. The wealth
er in Chicago is not SO congenial as
we have here and Mr.. Clark is enjoy
ing his visit home very much. He is
much pleased with his position
as manager of the Del Prado hotel,
however, as it is very large and ele-
CANT hotel, and has a fine patronage.
wv. F. Wyatt and family are now liv-
ing in town, having moved in from the
ranch last Friday. They are occupy.
ing the Parks cottage on College hill.
Mr.. Wyatt will continue to look after
his stock at the ranch, doing the bach.
elor act out there, but will of course
be a frequent visitor to town. It is
pleasant to welcome such estimable
families to town.
Two Lead City residents we're mar.
ried in Deadwood last evening, the
groom being we'll known barber OF
the big gold camp and the bride one ol
the most attractive and amiable youne
ladies. Frank Bowker is the lucky
man and the future Mrs. Bowker was
pretty Mary Whittle. Judge EARLY per
formed the ceremony in the parlors
of the Bullock hotel.-Lead Cali.
Rocky Mountain Tea taken now will
! keep the whole family we'll. If it fails
bring it back and get your cash. 35 cts
( Ask your druggist.
! Somebody emptied a pan of ashe.
( near the steps of the Baptist church
9 last Tuesday and with the brisk wint
= blowing they were soon famed into 6
s flame among the weeds. Had it no
i been noticed at once the building
would have no doubt soon been ablaze
I 1t is strange how reckless some peopl,
are. And they will doubtless some
time do the same thing over again.
La Grippe coughs yield quickly t,
y the wonderful curative qualities of Fo
ley's Honey and Tar. There is nothin,
II else "just as good" Sold by A. =
d Eckstein.
q H. w. Campbell, of Holdrege, Neb
r who has become quite famous through
d out the arid west as the promoter o
j. the Campbell soil culture system, ha
been Gillespie hotel guest durin,
Q the past week, being here to recuper
9 ate his health. Mr.. Campbell's theor,
: of retaining all the moisture that fall
in the ground until it is graduall
u needed to sustain plant life has provel
l. to be success, and his latest bookle
!. = explaining his system very fully i
IL selling rapidly. Mr.. Campbell believe
y that the soil of this vicinity can b
~ successfully worked upon his theor
3 and that wonderful transformatio
. would result here in agricultural pul
% suits If it were gradually practiced.
- G. M. Swan, attorney and gener,
- manager for the Iowa Land compan,
10 has returned from Hot Springs, s. d
.. where he and W. H. Dildine, proprietc
20 of the Leland hotel, Chicago, went I
:, ~ look over the company's propert
~ which includes the famous Evans b,
40 tel, with view to Mr.. Dildine's takir
- - the property and managing it this yea
- No agreement to this end was reached
- although il certain important arrang,
~ menfs can ha made Mr. Dild;no ,p;