Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-07-02
Keep cool i'm some of
Chaos light clothing
these hot days.

his visit to his parents and relatives in
Ohio. He had grand time.
=, FouND-A pair of gold spectacles.
Enquire at this office.
Mrs. j. w. Seabrools, wife of the pas
tor of the M. E. church, arrived from
Lincoln, Neb., Thursday.
Claude Williams came down from
Deadwood last Friday and has been
spending the week with friends in the
city.
Mrs. Il. Erway, of Chadron, Neb., is
visiting her sister in-law, Mrs. A. Stan
den, at her pleasant home in Lampert
Hall.
President Lymer lectured at Rapid
City Wednesday evening before the
teachers institute upon "The March
of the Anglo Saxon"
The Y. NJ. G. A. have their rooms
fitted up in fine style-neat and pleas.
ant. Large letters upon the exterior
of the building make known the "Y.
NJ. c. A. Rooms."
The Rebekahs gave the Odd Fellows
another happy surprise Wednesday
night by coming in upon them with an
elegant supply of refreshments.
w. Il. johnson, an enterprising farm
er from near Harvard, Neb., arrived
Saturday last with his sick wife, who
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fited.
III you have a wheel take good care of
it, buy electric cycle oil" at Cooks
Drug Store.
Gov. Lee has appointed Col. Kellar
one OF the delegates to the Trans Miss
issippi congress, which will be held at
Salt Lake City beginning July 30 The
!, colonel expects to attend.
Set up together in artistic groups;
thai is the way our job printer sets up
type for that job work you want. Let
us put some new ideas into your print
ing.
A camping party consisting of Prof.
Turner, Prof. Eaton, Jud Turner and
Clyde Bailey, left on Tuesday for a
trip through the Hills. They expect
to be in Deadwood for the celebration
next Monday and will probably go on
to Devils tour.
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.
Telepone rates are being knocked all
to pieces in other Hills towns where
the Black Hills Telephone Co. and the
Harrison Telephone Co. are in compe-
tition. At Rapid City after July 1st
the rate for local phones will be 81. 80
a month and $500 month for the
entire circuit.
> Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of Il. s.
Kelly, receiver.
, Rev. c. w. Potter, an evangelist of
Atlantic. Iowa, was in the city over
Sunday He was here arranging for a
lecture by Rev. Wickersham, of Iowa,
. and a lecture will be given under the
3 auspices of the Y. NJ. G. \. at the opera
house Saturday night.
!, For IA first class shave go to Gene
' Lewis opposite Union depot. If
$ Mrs. w. w. LaFleiche was stricken
: last Friday night with what seemed to
e be paralytic stroke. and for time it
y was feared she might not revive, but
medical aid was summoned and she
!. gradually rallied and is now reported
out of danger.
t For fruits, home made cream candies
= etc. the Gates Commission Co. can't be
beat. Try them.
The Schlosser excursionists left
Monday over the B. Il N. for Deadwood
4 where the symphony club gave con-
o cert. They also went to Spearfish and
other northern Hills towns. They may
possibly return to the Springs tonight
"a and remain until Saturday night. 1t
is nice party of people and they have
d had happy time of it,
e Mrs. A. Fawell, on College Hill would
e like about four boarders. About one
r. block from Stewart bath house. a
- pleasant place and reasonable terms.
y ]. E. Moran was in the city Friday.
He says that none of the showers have
II reached his section of country and
s that as consequence grain and grass
have been pretty we'll dried out. He
. was feeling very much discouraged
= 1t is strange how the rains have beer
~ ~ dodging about this year, soaking some
- localities and entirely escaping others
The Athletic Club realized $3.50 ou,
~ - of its social hop last Friday night, and
=. everybody had delightful time. Thi.
10 will help defray the expenses of the
Edgemont base ball team, which will
20 be here Saturday for a game in the
! afternoon. The association is invest