Hot Springs weekly star., September 25, 1914, Image 6

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

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B. J. GLATTLHY
J. F. PARKS,
HKX If. BRADY,
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When You Wake
To the fact that it pays to give quality the
first consideration, we want to talk to you about
ACME COAL
Our Acme is a choice article and there is
nothing better produced in the Sheridan Dis
trict. Lowest in Ash, highest in B. T. XI. Gov
ernment Analysis.
Our Acme customers don't find it neces
sary to complain about impurities that some
coal contains that is well advertised.
We also carry Colorado, and Lehigh Val
ley Anthracite.
THE WOOSTER COMPANY
Lumber, Feed a/nd Fuel
B.J. GLATTLY, Resident, GEO. W- BRADY,'Vice Pttu,
S HENRY MARTY, Cashier, V. A. McLIMANS, A*»i. Cashier
Of Hot Sprfnfs
lQ«mber Federal Reserve TJ&nks, District Ho. 9
4 Per Ceit literast Paid on Time Certificate Deposits
Under the new Federal Reserve Bank Act.
This bank is equipped to meet every legitimate tnnkiag need of
its customers. We offer highly efficient service in ail depart
ments. Liberal treatment consistent with safe and prudent
banking. FIRE PROOF VAULT with electrical steel lining
and burglar alarms for safe storage of valuables and papers
of customers.:
DIRECTORS
F. P. HESNARD,
S. B. lTU-SON.
L. H. HEDRICK,
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Our Advance Showing
FALL COAT STYLES
^SPECIALLY welcome are you to view the most pleasing line
of FALL COATS FOR LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN that
has ever entered this department. There can be no doubt of pleas­
ure these new models will afford you. Eccentric and ultra-fashion
able styles have been carefully provided—only methods of the refined,
wearable type will be found in our most liberal selection.
Some one of these coats is bound to meet your idea of style
aud comfort and the earlier you make your choice the more pleased
you will be.
Whether you buy just now or not, we are most anxious that
you see our complete display. Come in—try them on—you will be
availing yourself of that service which we gladly extend and in no
way need you feel under obligations to us for it.
a A great variety of beautiful and serviceable materials such as
Seal Plush, Arabian Lamb, Boucle, Velour, Zibeline, Matelasse
Mohair and Fancy Plaids, Checks and Woolen Mixtures make .up
the line.
A S E S
W.R. MORGAN
JAY DUDLEY,
HENRY MARTY
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A feature no less pleasing than the .coats themselves are the
prices. Every garment carries the appearances of value way in
excess of what we are asking. There is one good way to learn the
facts though—seethe coats.
Charles S. Eastman William B. Dudley
EASTMAN & DUDLEY
Attorneys-at-Law
Praotio* In all oonrto. Offloe ov*r the
Bodega. Hot Springe, South Dakota.
F. E. LOW.
Of Battle Mountain Sanitarium Band
Piano Tuning and Fine Repairing
All work guaranteed
Prices reasonable
Leave orders at the Star Offloe.
DR. W. J. McROBERTS
Specialist Chronic Diseases
Offloe in Hlghley Drug Store Building.
River Ave. Hot Springs. South Dak
S. E Wilson Clifford A. Wilson
WILSON WILSON
Attorneys-at-Law
Offloa over Fargo Meroantil* Company
Store. Hot Springs, South Dakota,
DR. E. H. SPEIGELBERG
Physidaa and Snrgeon
Specialty— Surgery and Gyneoology.
Offloe hours: 9:00 to 11:00 a. m. 2:00 to
4:30 p. m. Phons: Offlos 143 resldenos
142. Offlos In Minnekahta Blook, Hot
Springa, South Dakota.
The
Llveru
for WIND CAVE HACKS,
ALL KINDS OP RIGS,
SINGLE DRIVERS AND
SADDLERS.
PROPRIETOR
HOT SPRINGS, S. D.
OTBHflft WBBK1Y flEAR HOT. IMUKQ^ jUUrtM UAWiA
The Most Varied and De
lightful Selection of Coats
Are Ready for Your Ap
proval. See Them.
"Where They
Sell Cheap"
Girl Wanted:
Evans.
Inquire of
Mrs. F.T.
21tf
Nioe 7 room bouse torrent on Col
lege Hill. Reasonable rent for the
winter. Inquire at the Evanston
rooms, 23l2,
FOR RENT: Two nioely furnished
from rooms. Heat and light. Also
use of piano. Corner of 8th and Lin
ooln Ave. Best looation in th* olty.
luquir* of Pat Boyles. 21tf
Two refined young ladles would lik*
to mak* th* acqualntanoe of two re
fined yoong men. We are atrangers in
the city and ar* lonesome. Address
Box 171, Hot Springs, S. D. 23tl
LOST: One bay eaddle horse
branded O on left shoulder. Also one
roan filly branded two bars ou right
thigh. Finder pleaae telephone L. E.
Cleveland at Bank of Hot Springa. 20tf
Miss Nsara MoRoberts wishes to an
nounoa thato she la prepared to tak*
puplle In baaket making. Alao book
binding and letter work, Speoial
price for adulta. Others for ohlldren.
Phone 24, 23t3
Fob Sale: Four bull, oalvea of the
Soldiers Home Holstoin herd. On*
five months old three are three months
old. For prloes and partioulars In
quire of Superintendent T. G. Orr at
State Home, Hot Springs, S. D. 22tf
Fur Sal*: 5000 aoras of Arkansaa
land in Logan oounty. Divided into
farms ranging from 33 acres to 1000
aores. Prioe ranging from 14.00 to
120.00
par aore aooording to looation
Some paatur* land and aom* tillable
farms. Terma or oaeb. Write G. S,
Dorrongb, Millard, Arkanaaa. 21tl2.
HUNTERS
I hav* a' new Kenwood sleeping bag
for sal* reaaqnable. F. M. Dill*, Wind
Cave Park. "7 23tl
Elmer R. Juok*tt E. B. Adama
4 JUCKETT ADAMS
Attorn*ys-at-Law
Will praotloe In all Courte
Post offlos Blook Phon* No. 8
Hot Bprings, South Dakota.
I BERNARD J. HAAS
Chiropractor
Offloe In tha Poet Offloa Building
seoond floor front rooms. Hot Springa
9. Dak.
Dr. L. E. EATON,'
ft DENTIST
Located in Minnekahta Block
Soooeawr to DB J. A. GRAHAM
H"t Springs, feouth Dakota
Another boon the oountry will ap
preciate Is fall pastor*.
Bsn Harrison, of Oelrlohe, was Hot
Bpringa shoppsr Saturday.
If Pop* B*n*d!ot
peso*, h* will b* a
bring about
benedlotlon indeed.
EdStenger, of Hermoea, waa tran
sacting business in Hot Springs, Wed
nesday,
William Lovett and Thomas Carroll,
of Caster, were Hot Springs oallers on
Wednesday
George P. Bennett, of Rapid City,
was a Hot Springs business visitor the
first of the week.
Miss Calhoun, of Dsadwood, was a
Hot Springs oallerfora few days ths
latter part of last week.
F. L. Aokerman and family and A,
A. Holoomb, of Rapid City, motored to
Hot Springs, Wednesday.
E. E. Benjamin, general agent for
I
the O. & N. W. R'y at Deadwood, waa a
Hot Springs visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. D. Q. Somsrlndyok departed
Wednesday for Milwsake*, Wisoonsio,
for a tow w*eks visit with relatives,
William Bailmee, who has been at
Ellsworth, Minneeota, for ths past few
weeks, visiting, arrived home, Sunday.
William Degnan waa a passenger to
Buffalo Gap, Tuesday to attend the
fair and to visit relatives for a few
days.
William Smith, th* International
I Harvester Blook man, of Rapid Oity„
was here looking after buslnoss matters
Wednesday.
Fred E. Dale, of Edgemont, and Dr.
F. W. Bilger, of Ardmora, were in the
city Monday enroute to Buffalo Qap to
attend the fair.
R. Flanders, proprietor of the Blaok
I Hills Stsam Laundry at Deadwood,
was a bualness visitor In the city the
latter part of last week.
Miss Edna Boyles departed Saturday
evening for Ohioago to resume her
studies In one of th* larg* kinder
garten training aobools.
Miss 8ylvla Volin arrived th* latter
part of last week from Loa Angeles,
and will spend a ooupl* of months with
her parents and other relatives.
After viewing the gnat European
battles from Paris, the former Mexioan
assassin, Huerta, must see what a
blooming amateur h* really was.
Mr. and Mra. Henry Marty daparted
I Saturday for Longford, Kansas, In
sponse to a telegram atatlng th* serl.
I ous Illness of Mr. Marty's father.
J. C. Spenoer and family arrived here
last week, from Sylvan Lake, where
they had be*u spending the summer
and will make thia olty th*ir hom* for
th* winter
Mr. and Mra. Walter Parks and Mr.
and Mra. P, F. Ward arrived hom*
Saturday evening from Mystlo, where
they had been oamplng for the paat
ooupl* of w**ka.
A. C. Forney, of Oelrlohs, republloan
oandidate for oommissioner from his
distrlot, waa a Hot Springs oaller Sat
urday. Clark Is going to win out down
there in nioe style.
Mra. Fred Volmer and daughter,
Mra. Jamea Morrow, of Hermosa, and
Mra. LaBrique, of Ft. Pierre, wsrs
gussts at the home of A. A. Shoemaker,
Friday of laat weak.
Mra. Perry Nlohols and Mra. W. 8.
Bentley arrived homs ths latter part
of laat week from a vary pleasant auto
trip *aat from Savanah, Missouri, as
far aa Niagara Falls.
Dr. E. H. Spelgelberg expeota to
leave Saturday for Boaoobel, Wiscon
sin, his old home, for a oouple of weeks
visit. Hs will alao vlalt at Mllwaokss
and Ohioago before returning.
Chester Walker and Jo* Fish man
arrived home Saturday from Huron,
where they had been to attend the
atate fair. They report a big attend'
anoe thla year and an exoellent fair.
John Boyer, of Lead, waa in Hot
Springa for a few dayath* latter part
of laat wa*k looking after bta property
Intonate and alao greeting his many
old time friends. H* returned home I
Saturday.
Mrs. Florence Langen and eon, of I
Hot Springa, formerly of tble place I
havs bought the Ohria Huaeong gener
al merchandise atook at Smlthwlok
and will run a ator* at that place.—
Buffalo Gap Gazette.
Rav. Edward J. d'Argent, reotor of
tha St Luka'a ohuroh, of Hot Springa,
arrived In tha olty laat evening and la
the gueet of Rav. Maoklntoah. He will
remain all th* w**k and will attend
the Soottieh rite oeremonlea at Dead
wood.—Lead Call.
Hot
——:—"V Idirectors
The Old S*ttl*rs Association will uttle. Rapid Olty, ohalrman Mr.
hav* a m**ttng at th* offloe of Dr. R.
D. Jennlnge, tha preeldant, on Mon* I Sioux Falla Charles C. tf»iitb, Water
day evening, 8*pt*mber 28th for th* I town and A. Solberg, Mlteh*ll. 5
purpoee of allowing bille and traneaot-
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of fye Springs..
NEWS NOTES OF THE WEEK GATHERED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES
F. D. Hummel, W. A. Rankin and W.
E. Bennett were up on Dltoh Creek
last week angling for members of the'
finny tribe. They brought back a nice
lot of epeokled trout. The Star
waa favored with aeveral nioe
given him by Mr. Humm*l.
man
ones'
Sportemen and huntora are advised
to Inform tbemselvea as to the bound
ary linea of the Wind Cave Natioral
Park, for as they are aware all banting
and the use of fire arms, with the kill
ing of any bird or mammal within the
boundaries of the park isstriotly pro
hibited,
W. A. Guilfoyle, of Edgemont, re
publloan oandidate for repreeentative
from thla oounty, was calling on friends
in thla olty Saturday. Mr. Guilfoyle
waa Induoed to enter the raoe after tbe
resignation of Dr. Wiloox but even tho
getting a late atart he will put up a
game light for the eleotion and Bhould
be returned a nioe winner at the ei«
tlon November 3rd.
Mrs. Chaa. Palmgren suffered a bad
lyfraotured limb when her team be
oame frightened Wedneaday afternoon
near Buffalo Gap as aha waa returning^
home from the fair. She waa thrown
Into one of the wheels of tbe bupgy
with the above reeult. She waa
brought to thla olty on the late train
and taken to the Hargena hospital
where the wounde were dressed and
th* fracture reduoed. On aooount of
the laoeratod condition and the bonee
protruding from the fleeb it was
thought at first that em operation to
amputate the limb would be neoesaary
but at present shs Is getting along very
nioely. ________
The Sophomores of the high
Bohool
gave a plonlo party at Fall River Falls
on laat Friday evening. The party
went down on the 5:30 train and re
turned home on the 11:00 p. m. passen
ger. A regular plonio suppsr was pre*
pared by the glrla of ths party and a
jolly time Is reported. Mlse Betty
Brown, one of the teachers ohaperoned
the orowd. Following la a list of tbe
pionloers: Misses Carol Whit men,
Katharine Ferguson, Helen Niohole,
Mary Marty, Irene Hummel, May
Smith, Jeanny Daniel, Amy MoCrac
ken, Marie Ball, Edna Carpeuter,
Florenoe Bruoe, Lottie Boneline,
Venetta Heiozerling, Messrs. George
Rlober, Orln Bean, Arthur Eastman,
Russel Berrler, Amos Duerson, George
MoOraoken, Clyde Calhoun and Ken
neth Maroh.
J. CRIER DEAD
Well Kaown Superiateadent of the Home
stake Mlse at Lead Died Tsesday
Ths Lead papers, Wedneeday morn
ing, oontalned the aad Intelligence of
the d*ath of T. J. Gri*r, who for quit*
a number of yeara haa bean the super
intendent of the Hom*etake Mine, the
largeat gold mine in the world. Mr.
Grier's death oooured In California*
where he has a winter home, and waa
unexpected by hla frianda who had no
Intimation that ha waa In a serious oon-'
dltlon. The remains war* shipped
from Los Angslss, W*dn*sdsy, and will
arrive in Lead, Sunday, accompanied
by Mra. Grier, who
wm
time of hie death.
with him at the
GOOD FAIR AT THE GAP
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Buffalo Gap Fair This Year a Good One—
Masy From Hot Sprisgs Attesded
The Coster-Fall Rlvsr oounty fsir at
Buffalo Gap, thla y*ar, proved to ba a
hummer. Instead of three medium
I days, ssformsrly, they had two good
ones Tueeday and Wadnaaday, good
crowds were In attondanos. The ex
hibito war* fin* and tha races on the
new half-mile track war* th* beat evar
pulled off at any of their fairs. Wed
nesday waa Hot Springa day and a
good orowd went ovsr On the epeoisl
train at 11.30 a. m., returning at 7:30 in
tbe evening. Many, how*v*r, went ov
er In machines and all report the very
beBt kind of a time. Tha p*opl* of
Buffalo Gap are to b* oongratulated on
the efforta they put forth this year.
HAAS VICE PRESIDENT
Spriafs Chirsprsctsr, Elected ss Vice
President sf State Orgsnizstisa
Huron, Sept. 25:—Tha firat regular
meeting of the ohlropraotora of South
Dakota waa held in thla olty and offl
oers were elected on Monday, Septem
ber 14th. Sunday *v*ning, Dr. B. J.
Palmer, head of th* aohool of ohlro
praotora at Dea Moines, Iowa, lectured
to a large audlenoa at thla pbioe.
The formal organisation of a atate
aaaoolatlon was made, the following
offloera being elected: J. B. Annie, Hur
on, president B. J. Haas, Hot Springe,
vloe preeldent Mra. M. E. Brownell(
Yankton, aeoretary and F. Llnnen
berger, Salem, treasurer. A board of
was also chossn, ss follows:
wihtbd:
Ing bneineee r*latlv* to the last ptoqlo. I and ohamber maid work. Inqnlr* at
Dr. R. D. Jsnnlngs, ths Haiflsna HospUaL 23tl
Girl to do
fining
room