Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-07-23
Mrs. AL Eckstein went to Hermosa
Monday for weeks visit with relatives.

Mrs. AL. Eckstein went to Hermosa
Monday for weeks visit with relatives.
Thomas Tate returned Saturday last
from three weeks visit in Eastern
Dakota.
The family of Hon. ID. G. Bruce is
spending the summer with relatives at
Rockville, Ont.
Go to +. E. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
JAS. Stewart came down from Key
stone last Saturday night and staid
over until Tuesday morning.
Geo. Cassel returned last Friday
from Faribault. Mimi, where he has
been attending the military academy.
The proof of the pudding is the eat
mission Co. candies.
1t rained for about six hours Sunday
afternoon and evening, and to say that
it was appreciated doesn't half express
it.
Sam Harris has been engaged to
teach the Buffalo Gap school, to begin
in September. Congratulations to all
concerned
The Shakespeare Club will hold Il
meeting at $50 p. m. Friday, July 23,
with Mrs. A. b. Connor, to decide bust
ness of Importance. All members will
please attend promptly. MRs. JAS
BRADLEY, President.
Mrs. A. Fawell, on College Hill would
like about four boarders. About one
block from Stewart bath house. A
pleasant place and reasonable terms.
o. b. Chesley, the Oelrichs scribe
who has fallen head-over-heels in love
with Hot Springs, made his customary
Sunday visit to the city and stopped
over Monday this time to see other
friends.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of E. S.
Kelly, receiver.
Mrs. j. A. Stanley and sons returned
Saturday last from months visit
with her mother, Mrs. Wood, at Jack
son, Mich. Mrs. Wood was quite sick
for two weeks, but had about recovered
when Mrs. Stanley left.
1t won't hurt lighting on your nose
from night mare-if you have one of
Germond's carpets.
Hon. Geo. w. Fox aud wife of Lev
ington, Neb, Mrs. j. A. Armour, Ansley
Neb., j. S. Good and wife, Cozad, Neb.,
Grant Thompson, Ulysses, Neb., w. Il.
Schultz and j. p. Ryan. Harrington,
-Neb., and VIM. N. Battly, of Fall River
Mass, are at the Clifton.
Babies, you'd better squall! till you
get baby carriage of Germond & Co
The STAR has received a copy of
The Mazomas,' a little magazine or
pamphlet. beautifully illustrated. Civ
ing vivid and interesting account of
trip ".Above the Clouds, or Rainier,
King of the Mountains" 1t is pleas
ant story of journey up the great
mountain in the summer time, and is
refreshing reading, especially during
hot weather BY sending only cents
TO Chas S. Fee. c. p. a. of the North
ern Pacific railroad, st. Paul, Mimi
anyone can obtain this interesting
booklet
For a first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
Anyone who is Interested in taking
photographs indoors will be delighted
With the article on that subject by
Zaida Ben -iusuf in the July number
of Ev'ry Month. where the method is
explained and illustrated with a mum
Der of fine amatuer photographs taker
under the circumstances described
The studies are most beautiful pic
lures to look upon and indicate clear
ly what strides the amatuer has mad,
in his art. Professional photogra
piers will be compelled in time to dt
more artistic work by the publication
of such beautiful amateur examples
The explanation accompanying then
spenned in very pleasing and sim
pie manner. New York. Howley, Havi
land " Co.
For fruits, home made cream candle
etc. the Gates Commission Co. can't b.
beat. Try them.
Hon. j. Z. Lockhart, commissions
of school and public lands, arrived
Monday morning accompanied by Mrs
Loc'shart This is the first time tina
Mrs. L.ockhart has ever visited tn,
western part of the state. and of cours,
she was pleased with the Springs. Mr.
Lockhart has been here several time
before but always on business, and h,
thought it was about time that he wa
bringing his wife over to enjoy vaca
'ion with him. They went up to Sylvan
lake Thursday where they expected