Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-02-19
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vailing influenza.
1t is reported that Mrs. +. p. Baker
is ill with pneumonia.
st. Valentines day was observed by
the little folks of the city, all along
from Friday to Monday.
Rufus Thomas came down from Til.
ford Sunday night to look after bust
mes, matters. Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas
hope to return to Hot Springs to reside
during the coming summer.
Major Demarest. who arrived at the
soldiers home sore days ago from
Watertown has been quite i'll with
the grippe II greater part of the time
since his arrival. He was down town
Tuesday afternoon for the first time in
several days. and. although lie has not
yet regained his usual health. he is
steadily improving. This is tha Majors
seventh visit to this place; indeed. he
is now considered one of the fixtures
at the home during the winter months.
He expects to return to WATERFOWL
about Easter.
Rock Springs and Glenrock coal and
wood mt Hesnard dray line. PHI one 81
The principal topics treated editor
ial|y iu the February Review of Re
views are the Anglo. American treaty.
the Cuban situation, the prospects of
the Nicaragua canal. the recent cleo
tions of United States senators in the
different states, and the relation of the
rcat corporations to political cam
paign funds. There is also the Gus
tomafy resume of the significant for
cign events of the past month. The
editorial pages. like the other parts of
the magazine. are fully and suitably il
Illustrated.
Best coal in the market at Hesnard's
Paul Alexander %Johnstone. the fam
Gus mind reader, who was here IL few
years ago. has gotten into trouble in an
Iowa city. He is charged with enter
ing into conspiracy with an unscrupu-
lous physician to swindle the people.
He made one of his sensational drives
in the city and then began to practice
on the %incredulity of the people, pre-
tending to read their minds and find
them unsupported suffering from some
appalling disease. He would then re-
fer them to his partner, an alleged en-
nent specialist who did the rest
They were arrested and will be given a
hearing.
Hot stuff Glenrock coal-sold only
by HeSnard's dray line.
The High school literary held an
open session Tuesday night and IL large
attendance was the r~esult-the two
rooms being we'll filled. The double
doors were thrown open. and the eNer-
cises were given from the side center
of the rooms. They had ii very inter
es ing program, consisting of orations,
Rotations, papers and music. The
young people of the High school have
n splendid literary and acquitted
themselves in Il manner that brought
forth much favorablecomment. There
is some unusually good talent there.
Their next open session is likely to be
crowded.
have the finest line of goods eve1
brought ts town for fall and winter
clothing. Reasonable prices.
j. A. RyLEN.
Remember the STAR job department
is prepared to do all kinds of job work
at lowest living rates. Help your new
paper by %patronizing its job depart
ment: the newspaper II and will re
%ciprocate by booming the town and
thus helping your business. \ nice
attractive display ad looks we'll in youl
local paper. 1t is an assurance to tn,
public that you are Il fixture in the
town, that you have it's interests al
heart. that you are wide awake. public
spirited and strictly 'up to date" I!
breezy, spicy, attractive ad will pay fol
itself directly many times over and in
directly it's value is immense. The
STAR numbers some of the most enter
of the city among its advertisers. but
thought to have them all. Don't wait
for us to solicit job work and advartis
ing of you personally but bring it Oh
send it in.
PRIVATE BOARDING PLACE. "A few
boarder's will be taken at private HON,
at reasonable rates. Enquire at TIN
STAR office.
;. Last Friday occurred the death o
Mr.. Richie, who with his wife and famil!
arrived in this city about January Isl
, from near Atlanta, Georgia. They were
in destitute circumstances and in poo
health. aud the father. after working a
few days at odd jobs. was taken witt
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