Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-02-04
Notice the change in the Fair ad.

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Notice the change in the Fair ad.
II. G. Decor, of New York, is taking
baths at the Hot Springs House.
F. F. Stoll. general agent for the
Pabst Brewing Co., spent Wednesday
in the city.
Latest styles and lowest prices at
the Fair.
j. E. Allen arrived from Rapid Mon
day to take baths for rheumatism. He
is already improving.
There will be a lecture next Sunday
af ,ernoon at 4 o'clock at the Congrega-
tional church on Martin Luther.
NJ. L. House and wife, of Lexington,
Neb., are at the Gillespie, and expect
to spend a few weeks here.
G. H. McDole, Jr., of Dunlap, Iowa,
arrived Wednesday and is mt the Hot
Springs House taking baths.
Mrs. Charles Haxby went down to
Hot Springs last evening for a ten
days visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Chris Jensen.-Rapid City Journal, %.
The camp fire Monday night at w.
r. g. hall was largely attended, and
everybody greatly enjoyed it. The
music, singing, recitations, speaking,
etc.. all good.
Frank Allen, formerly of this city,
came down from Spearfish a few days
ago suffering with rheumatism. He is
at present stopping with Mr.. Shirley
on Bradley's Flat.
All Sons of Veterans and those eligi-
BILE to membership are requested to
meet at the q. A. r. hall Tuesday ey-
ening at 1870 for the purpose of organ
ing and securing a local chapter.
James Degnan, father of Mrs. Vim.
Dudley, died at his home near Buffalo
Gap last Saturday of lung trouble. He
was buried Monday at Buffalo Gap.
The STAR extends sympathy to the be.
reaved ones.
Elegant Office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of E. s.
Kelly, receiver.
Lucius j. Boyd and r. L. Slagle, of
the school of mines, registered at the
Gillespie last Friday. They went out
to the Clark coal mines next day and
remained until Monday, examining the
coal and deposits of fullers earth in
that locality. They returned to Rapid
Tuesday.
q. Wallace Field was merried last
Friday at Rapid City to Miss Myrtle o.
Brown, both of Blackhawk. The
groom. who is we'll known here, lisa son
of George A. Field and is in the em.
ploy of the Price.Baker company at
Blackhawk. The bride is one of Rapid
City's we'll known young ladies and
her many friends there wish her Joy.
Mr.. Fields friends here extend con
CALCULATIONS.
Perhaps it is a square deal for peoI le
who reside in Hot Springs to send
away for job printing-and perhaps it
isn't. Is it? The newspapers here are
making a desperate effort to. do some
good for Hot Springs and its residents;
they pay taxes here and Spend their
money here. They can do just as good
work as Omaha Offices and just about
as cheap, figuring express, freight, etc.
Should not these newspapers have
every job of printingth the residents
of Hot Springs have to be done?
Piense consider this seriously.
There is nc remedy equal to Herbine
for the cure of constipation, sick head.
ache, indigestion, vertigo. loss of mem
DRY, uncertain appetite, %unrestful sleep
or skin eruptions. If you want a per.
feet tonic for the liver. Herbine will
not disappointed. EMIL HARaENs.
Major Anderson and wife returned
Sunday morning from Omaha. The
major becomes very enthusiastic when
he talks of the exposition that is being
crowded along so rapidly and which
will be ready for openin. juno LIST
He says thai. from what is already done
one can safely assert that nothing in
this country in the way of exposition.
has surpassed what this Trans Mississ
ippi exposition will be, excepting tn.
Worlds Fair. This claim is borne GU,
by q number of gentlemen that the
major met while at Omaha. It SO hap
pened that the Iowa legislature came
to visit the exposition while the majo,
was there and he met many Of his old
Iowa friends. They we're all greatly
surprised with the progress and mag
nitude Of the exposition, and found
enough already there to delight them.