Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-07-23
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Judge Granger and son arrived
Thursday.
Duane McVey. a nephew of Mrs.
Mckay, has the typhoid fever.
Cook. the druggist, continues to
make improvements to his store.
A. g. Hopkins, of the Home, return
ed Thursday from visit to Canton.
Rev. Catlin was called to Oelrichs
Saturday to conduct funeral services
OF an old lady named Harmon.
w. G. Porter has been named as vice
president for South Dakota of the
National Republican League. A wor-
thy choice.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Y. M. c. A. will be had at the
reading room on Monday evening at s
o'clock. 1t is hoped that there will be
full attendance of the members.
Friday last was excursion day over
both roads and they brought in about
l4o people, quite equally divided be.
tween both lines. 1t is encouraging to
have people pour in like that and is an
indication as to what low rates will do.
Mrs. j. w. Fowler left last evening
for Hot Springs with her guests, Misses
Butterfield and Bennett, for the pur-
pose of showing them the beauties of
that famous pleasure resort. Helen
and jamie Fowler accompanied them.
Rapid City Journal, 2lst.
Brains plus new type. plus fresh
stock, plus skilled workmen, plus new
ideas, equals fine up-to-date Job print
ing; the kind you want, the kind we do.
Judge Gull came down from Lead
last Saturday and for two days was
occupied in packing up his household
effects to remove to Lead. They left
Tuesday night for the Gap, where they
remained over night-to avoid the
early rising here-and went on to their
new home. \ large circle of warm
friends deeply regret their going but
hope for them happiness and success
in their new home
A magnificent country is this The
climate. waters, altitude, and every
thing seems to be congenial and favor
able. For instance Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch
had only been here from Nebraska a
few days when they were presented
with bouncing baby boy-it arriving
last Saturday. And on the same day a
young man took up his abode with H.
d. Clark. Then on Wednesday night
DIR. Hoenes home was enlivened by the
coming of little daughter. All are
getting along nicely.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of Il. S.
Kelly, receiver.
The following officers were elected
by the w. G. 7. U. July 21st: Presi
dent, Mrs. Grace Harlow; vice presi-
dents, Mrs. Irene Pringle, Mrs. Cross,
Mrs. Lymer; secretary, Miss Carrie
Wilson; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Duke; treasurer, Mrs. Cross. Super.
intendents: Scientific temperance in
struction, Mrs. Lymer; evangelistic,
Mrs. Switzerland; sabbath observance,
Mrs. LecoX; Union Signal and litera-
ture, Mrs. Duke; narcotics and hygiene,
and heredity, Mrs. Sutherland; Jail and
prison, Mrs. Harlow; press and flower
| ,nicci0Y, Mrc Cohoo~,,,,1,o,
Consumption Buy one of Ger.
monds fine blankets and camp at the
north pole till fully cured.
The Salt Lake Tribune of the 14th
contained the following item: "Andrew
j. Kellar, of Hot Springs, s. D., is one
of the delegates at the Templeton. He
says his state will be we'll represented
MIR. kellar states that one of the main
objects of his delegation will be te
keep South Dakota in touch with the
other western states on all matters
pertaining to mining, irrigation anc
, transportation. Our people, he says
, take deep interest in the Hawaiian
question, aud favor the acquisition o.
these islands by the United States.
He expressed an interest in the Nicar
aqua canal question. but evidently the
theme on which he proposes to b,
heard is that of the Pacific railroads
. . lie takes position in opposition t,
the funding plan"
r It's just way we have of doing jol
4 printing that satisfies your fastidiou
!. tastes. Get prices
t In the write-up in the Rapid Cit,
9 Journal of the meeting of the Woman'
9 Clubs at Sturgis appeared the follow
;. ing: "The last paper of the Afternoon
S was given by Mrs. Rowland Daley o
g Hot Springs. who took for her subject
$ Concentration of Thought in ORA