Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-08-27

PRIVATE BOARDING. Pace \ f.w
b arders will be taken nt private a NJ
at reasonable rates Ell',ir. Ut ~,
STAR Office.
+. O. Burton and wiz, cane ';"vn
from Custer Weanes lay Ia A.u.:f.stN
Babies, you'd betters A. til yma
get a baby carriage Of { .-nool . %.
Henry Marty new co,tsr#, iit"~
leaving Hot Springs the fir. II Aa.st
week.
For a first class shave ~ a. TeNe
Lewis opposite Union oel"t. /.
Miss Minnie Bechai "fOmaAi Ar. Il
Tuesday morning for a brief N.-if Win
the family of Colonel llclla.
Warming! 1T wouid lm ln'iA'ht i"
examine that iew cnIbin"t:oa c9,.-
mode and dresser at Germonas.
Thomas Cannon OF ll%iseao,!, ene
of the Burlington officials. am over
with his wife Wednesday.
Try the Gates Commission Go. on
their pure home made candies. Cor
ner opposite Gillespie and Evan, hotel.
Il. N. Matthews aud wife Of Spear
fish are here for few days. Mr.. Mat
thews is a prominent cattieMan.
It's just IL way we have of doing job
printing that satisfies yomr ta,tldi"us
tastes. Get prices.
Presiding Elder Clough vas in the
city Sunday and Monday closing up
the NJ. T.. work here for this confer
ence year.
For fruits, home made cream candies
etc. the Gates Commission Co. can't be
beat. Try them.
Mrs. X. C. Morehouse of Omaha, wife
of the general freight agent of the Elk.
horn, accompanied by her son, Rex h.
Morehouse, arrived Wednesday ORR
ing for a short stay.
Fred Noerenburg of Cascade has
been selling some of the finest cook
ing apples that were ever grown. They
were grown ut Cascade and will salts
fly anybody that the fruit grown i'll
this locality has Il most delicious
flavor.
Go to Il. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone NO. SIS.
Mrs. w. A. Sherry and her friend
Miss Armitage came up from Chadron
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Sherry
is the wife of the new Elkhorn III
ductor and will visit with her husband
a few days and in the meantime look
about for a suitable cottage i'll which
to make their home.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of d. s
Kelly, receiver.
gave entertainments OH Friday and
Saturday evenings last. The Christian
sisters comprise the quartet and theil
singing was fairly we'll enjoyed 10y
those present. Their songs were sim
pie though some of them are very
sweet. The readings of a. h. Turner
were good, the audience being very APP
preciative of his excellent mimicry.
1t won't hurt I! lighting on your nos,
from a night mare-if you have II o.
Germond's carpets.
Jacob Berry and Miss Bertha kintol
were married at the home of the brides
parents last Friday near Smithwick
There were about 17a guests presen
who we're served with Il bounteous re
ID .,cAo,, ,,I,sn1, fhnv ind,11pnd IN
dancing until a late hour in the morn
ing. The young couple will live on tn
groom's ranch in that vicinity and ar,
receiving the congratulations of thei
many friends.
Consumption? Buy one of Ger
monds fine blankets and camp at tn
north pole till fully cured.
Rev. j. w. Seabrook, who has file
the M. L. pulpit at this place since til
death of Rev. Fawell, has concluded t
return to Nebraska and therefore wi
not be returned to Hot Springs. Re'
Seabrook is IL preacher of much abilit
and during his passionate here mad
many friends who will regret his d
cision not to come back. 1t is
course uncertain who will succeed hi
here. Rev. Seabrook is attending tt
annual conference at Rapid City. aftt
which he will return to Lincoln. Me
success and happiness be his lot.
Stop that barking by the use of Ba
lard's Horehound Syrup. 1t arres
the cough /. allays the irritation of IL
throat and relieves congestion of IL
lungs in u day. 1t is safe and plea
ant to take and never disappoints. .
and BIC. Emil Hargens. 20
The Boston Boomers we're here la
Saturdays and played a game of ball vii
the local team which was a novelt
Some of the bloomers showed g,
dences of being able to put up a pref
good game of ball, thought it vas e,
IDENTIFY an off day. There wa a goe
doo1 IF f,ru dor;vad nv tho crowd 1