Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-08-19

/, through the Hills.
Kava Kola,
The New Tonic.
Arthur Vincent spent Sunday here
with his parents.
Closing out ladies' shirt waists at
The Fair.
Great hosiery sale at Fargo's begin
ming Saturday.
Mrs. Houghton and granddaughter,
Helen Conner, are visiting friends in
the northern Hills.
The Big Department Store is offer
ing some great bargains these days.
b. r. Gilbert and family have re-
moved to near Bordeaux, Nebraska.
where they have n fine hay ranch.
Call at Conner t. Co.'s and get an ice
cold drink of Atcheson's kava kola
free.
Born, to the wife of George W. Hart
sell on the 10th inst, a twelve pound
boy. Mother and child are doing nicely,
OAAJ ~ CuU IOI Cle Ouldua weekly
Bee to Jan. 1, 80. This covers the
campaign and will be a good invest.
ment.
President Lymer returned last Sat-
urday from his Iowa visit, and from
Chadron where he conducted a teach
ers institute.
Call at the Big Department. Store
u get a free sample of Pillsbury's
wheat Food. 1t is the best.
JIG. Richer is having his residence
and Stable nicely painted. He has a
very pleasant home, and proposes to
make it one of the ~handsomest.
Mrs. Maud Thomas and Ida Creese,
two pleasant young ladies of Omaha
are enjoying a two weeks sojourn in
the city stopping at the Fargo.
Mrs. I. P. Gordon and Miss Elaine
Watts left Wednesday morning for /.
trip to Spearflsh, Deadwood, Lead and
Sylvan Lake.
Chas. L. Paxson and Chas. b. Hunt
two of Rapid City's bright young men
came down on their wheels the latter
part of last week and spent three o,
four days in the city.
"The Kimball piano has a wonder
fully sweet and sympathetic tone.
Adelina Patti, the Queen of Song. lC-l
Rev. DIR. Marquette of, Oakdale, Neb.
preached a very convincing sermon al
the Home last Sunday. He being al
old soldier is in sympathy with tn.
members of the Home.
Omaha fair, August 81 and % via. tn,
Elkhorn, only 5000 for the round trip
Good ten days. Take it now.
Kenneth Harris and wife left Tuesda,
night for Chicago. His rheumatism
was abnut cured while here, and be
sides he enjoyed visiting his old tim,
friends.
A special car will be attached to tn,
Saturday evening Elkhorn train out Of
Hot Springs, which will be run through
to Omaha. This train stops one blocl
from the exposition.
Omaha and Sioux City, limit ten DAYS
Saturday and Sunday, August 90 ana
III, 5000 per round trip via Burlington
Route.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Jameson we're Wis
itors at Hot Springs Sunday and en-
joyed a very pleasant day in that beau
!, tiful resort. George H. Willis alse
spent the day there. as did j. A. Hab
egger who went up Saturday morning
They all returned Sunday night
Chadron Journal.
Mrs. M. A. Huffman, of Sturgis, ha.
purchased the confectionery and news
stand of L. G. Faris s. Co., known a.
the p%ostofice stand, and has takel
possession. Mr. Faris was forced tc
sell on account of his afflicted arm ant
it Improbable that he will soon 90 t,
, Chicago to have it operate dupon.
Prof. Blume, leader of The Evan.
!. orchestra, has consented to give an en-
tertainment at the city hall the for,
part of September for the benefit o
the fund being raised for Pearl Sackett
. This will be an entertainment of a hiQl
order. Further p%asticulars will be an
3 nounced later.
J A genial party arrived in town Sun
, day consisting of DIR. NJ. McNaughtor
> and wife, j. L. Neill and wife, w. A
! Stillians and wife, G. S. Barnes ant
wife, all of Villisca, Iowa, and Mrs. W
A. Woodward and daughter, of Lin
coin, and Miss Stuart, of Madison, Net
. They had just returned from Yellow
stone Park, which was a grand trip
They remained here until Tuesday
when they left for home.
3 The Black Hills have a tender spo
in their hearts for the childrens' Hon,
at Sioux Falls. The August issue O
the Childrens' Friend says: "We wan
to call the attention of our friends {,
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