Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-12-24

DIR. Jennings and Capt. Phillips Wis
tied Deadwood the tore part of the
week.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
s. E. Hurlbut, recently of Salina,
Kansas, is now manager of the Western
Union telegraph Office in the city.
Mrs. E. j. Moore and boys left Tues
day evening for Sterling, Nebraska, for
a visit of two or three weeks with Prof.
Moore's parents.
Mrs. B. Y. Thornby has completed
her round of visits of the county
schools, having visited all but the one
in the Dryden district.
Chris Jensen was out of town last
Saturday when the two banks CONSOLE
dated, but he heard of it when he got
home. But we'll not give you away
ON this Chris.
John Henton came back from Mon
tana yesterday morning and will spend
Christmas day with his sister, after
which he will go to Deadwood on bust
ness.
In a business letter to the STAR w.
A. Wheeler says that himself and wife
are enjoying excellent health and they
send regards to all. Many friends here
are always glad to hear from their old
friends.
Miss Anna Fuhlbrugge, of Hermosa,
who is in the city visiting with Miss
Dickover, is threatened with nervous
prostration. On account of her health
she has had to give up teaching the
Hermosa school.-Rapid City Journal.
S. r. Drake. of Carthage, South Da-
kota, is at the Gillespie, and expectsto
remain all winter. His father is at the
Soldiers Home, and is very feeble, so
that the son desires to remain near by.
during the winter at least.
There will be a Christmas entertain
ment at the College chapel Friday
evening at $50. \ good sprogram has
been prepared and instead of the
customary tree, triple CROSSE will be
used. Santa Claus will be there in
full costume to the delight of the little
folks, with a treat for each. No adj
mission will be charged.
That dark brown taste and horrid
breath you have in the morning is
caused by an inactive liver. Some
medicines relieve for a while, others
for a few days, but Herbine cures. E.
HARGENs.
Theladies of the Presbyterian church
gave an ".Apron Sale'' at the Gillespie
hotel Wednesday evening last which
was unique and successful. There
were aprons from every state in the
union in addition to those made by
the ladies and all we're sold at from 75c
and sl.OO apiece. Mrs. Mckinley sent
a pair of booties from the white house
which brought $3.50. The total re.
ceipts were over $3.50. most of which is
profit. To Mrs. Pearson belongs much
= of the credit for the idea and success
of the sale, ably and theoretically as
sisted by the other ladies of the
church.
John Stebler died in the hospital al
the Soldiers Home Monday morning
at Ola. He enlisted in company H
10th Iowa infantry, September Z, 1861
: and served for forty-seven months
I, His family resides near Emsley, Davi.
son county. When he left home his
family neve expected to see him again.
He arrived in Hot Springs October
18th, and was taken to the hospital
where he remained until death claimed
him. The funeral services were held
in the chapel under the direction Of
Rev. Mr.. Long, of the Congregations
: church. The body was buried in the
4 Home cemetery, with military honors
r at 3 o'clock. Death was caused by
t hardening of the liver, heart failure
and general breaking down of vita
, forces.
Are you lacking in strength and en-
h ergy. Are you nervous, Respondent
irritable, bilious. constipated and gen
: orally run down in health? IL so you
liver is torpid and a few doses of Herb
g inc will cure you. Herbine has nj
= equal as a health ~restorer. f. Hargens
v w. Fl. Train, who has "a large number
a of friends. here, writes from Burke
$ Falls. Ont. that he is getting alon.
g nicely and says that he has nevel
n missed a night with his ~incandescen
q lights since August Is. 1895, and tina
n he has made the best record. both 70
n volume of businessman steady running
v of any place in Ontario. He says tn
numbering business is looking up
II just like the sport" that he is he talk
of deer being very plentiful and fishinI
d good this season. A good many peopl
d there are talking of going to Kiondik.
but friend Train is trying to switc