Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-05-27

& Spray oa G talbe Springs,
Bring your job work to the STAR.

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Miss Lucy West, a sister of r. d.
West, the Burlington agent here, has
arrived and will remain all summer for
the benefit of her health,
Professor Elliott went up to Sturgis
Sunday morning to see her brother,
who is a member of Troop A, Griggs-
by's cavalry, before he left with the
troop for the front.
Miss Helen Bailey, who has been
spending the winter at with hermother
who is n of the teachers in the pub
lie schools at Sturgis, has returned
and will again be the bookkeeper at
Evans when it opens. Mrs. Bailey will
come later and expects to spend the
summer here.
Look out for the big day at Nichols
photo studio about the Goth or 25th of
May. A grand opening day. Further
ammo uncement later. 32t
The library scheme, as advocated by
the STAR last January, has at last been
fully consummated thanks to the active
energy displayed blythe Travellers Club
and a few other enterprising citizens.
1t will prove a splendid thing for Hot
Springs, and before long every pro-
gressive citizen of Hot Springs will be
an ardent promoter of the association
work. No n can afford to Withhold
his membership.
Billiards. Snow Liniment is the most
penetrating liniment in the world. 1t
cures pain and inflammation of all kinds
quicker than any other known remedy.
Price, DOC. Every bottle guaranteed
EMIL HARGENs.
Mrs. Jennie Bradley returned Sun
day morning from Redfeld where she
went last week as a delegate to the
state meeting of the Eastern Star. She
went as associate grand worthy ma
tron and came back with new honors,
having been elected grand worthy ma
iron. The Black Hills, and Hot
Springs particularly, has thus been
honored, and Martha Chapter, of which
Mrs. Bradley wa for two years matron,
will be gratified over this deserving
recognition.
WANTED-Three sopranos. three con-
t%raltos, three tenors and four bassos.
for the NJ. r. choir, to serve during va.
cation. Those having q knowledge of
the rudiments of music preferred, AID.
ply to the director.
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AT the grand lodge of A. o. U. w.
| held in Sioux Falls the week before
last an entire new code of laws was en-.
acted. Among the most important wa
that the minimum age limit was fixed
, at Is years and the minimum policy
was II thousand dollars, thereby Civ.
ing the young people a chance to carry
a life insurance in favor of mother
. sister, or sweetheart at a cost of not tc
exceed fifteen dollars per annum and
may be paid in monthly payments o
8 one dollar.
? The treatment for worms must be
prompt and safe. Whites Cream Verm
t ifuge a be trusted to restore your
r child to health. 1t is a tonic as we'll a.
a worm destroyer. Every bottle guar
anteed to bring worms. 25c. Emil
HARaENS.
> G. L. Jensen, the local manager o.
= the Peoples Telephone company, ha.
received a number long distance tele
phones and is placing a number o
> them among the patrons where the,
are most needed. The exchange was
already a very efficient one, but
besides the equipment the patrons are
exceptionally we'll served at the cen
4 trail by Miss Nellie Mower who is al
ways ready to assist them in a cour
i teous and efficient manner and ha.
o won for herself many unexpresset
> thanks for the good will evident il
d her endeavor to attend to wants o.
those using the phones.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup is th,
best known remedy for consumption
s coughs, colds, and all throat and ches'
d troubles. Every bottle is guaranteed
Q IL Is the best remedy for children. 25c
and soc. EMIL HARGENs.
The citizens of Hot Springs who have
heard Romenyi, the great Hungarian
= violinist, will never forget his marvel
GUS mastery of that instrument, mol
:, the spell he was won't to weave owe,
); them when the mood came upon hin
to play upon the heart string and max,
!, vibrate with ecstatic thrill every fibr,
OF their body He is dead. He died
on the stage of a theater of San Fran
: cisco last week, giving a concert to the
people of that city. Several Thousand
g people were present and he had played
his opening number, a selection from
I'll Trovatore," and had responded t.
one encore and then to a second, "Olt
Glory; still the audience would no
not let him go and he came forward
o third time. He partly raised his arm
o to play when he fell forward to th,
u | $1Ok1s~1k, ,.. R--