Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-06-24

Bring your job work to the STAR.
Mrs. Adelaide Goodrich of Union,
ILL.,, mother Of Mr., ", W. Stewart, is
here and will spend the summer VIII ;::s
her daughter.
Every SO cents worth of purchases at
Conner & Co.'s entities you to q glass
of soda water.
Mrs. ]. B. Conan and daughter Of
Fremont who have been at the Evans
for some time, returned to their home
Monday evening.
For RENT, TRADE OR sALE-A five
room residence in Hot Springs. Call
on j. G. Richer.
M. ~Prendergast, one Of the engineers
at the Soldiers Home, went to Omaha
Tuesday evening to take in the EXPOSE
ton for a few days.
HOME GROWN STRAwBERR1Es-by the
quart or the cas- for sale by +, X.
Evans. Telephone Evans Quarry.
Mrs. W. E. Adams and family re-
turned Saturday morning from a three
weeks visit with friends in Iowa and
Kansas. Ed. took in the exposition
while gone.
Clothing registers another ten per
cent drop on made-to-order suits at
Fargo's.
Enoch Jones made final proof on his
homestead before Clerk Chesley last
Saturday. His ranch is on the Horse
head and he is getting things in good
shape.
Call at Conner & Co.'S and get an ice
cold drink of .Atcheson's kaya kola
free.
H. S. Jordan of Council Bluffs is in
the city at the Fargo hotel and is so
much pleased with Hot Springs that he
will endeavor to make arrangements
to come here to live, after his return
home.
Why pay high prices for common
grades of flour when You can Get Pills.
bury's best for 1926 per hundred
pounds. The best flour on earth.
Fargo sells it.
s. Hunter. an old veteran of the
home who has for sometime been max.
ing curios of gypsum and various kinds
of variagated rock, went to Omaha
Tuesday to offer them for sale to the
visitors at the exposition.
Remember that +. L. Nichols is now
all ready to take yours photo in n
style or finish. Gallery opposite Gil
lespie hotel.
Mrs. A. G. Cahoon, of Marengo, Ill,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Miss Maud at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Stewartthe past two weeks.
returned tie her home Monday even
ing. Mrs. Cahoon is a sister of Mr..
Stewart.
kava Kola Bottled only by the Hot
Syringe Bottling Works.
A Children's Day program was given
Sunday evening at the College chapel
by the Sunday school of the Metho-
dist church which was very interesting.
"A march was composed for the occa-
sion by Organist Edward Hall. which
was dedicated to the Sunday school.
1t makes no difference. Cloudy
days as good as sunshine at Nichols
Photo gallery. Children are especially
invited on Saturday. June 4th, to come
aud hoy,n r1otoc %r1.,,
The Helena Independent of the 18th
inst says "the lecture of Rev. DIR. d. E.
Lymer of Black Hills university proved
an intellectual treat at st. Paul's M. E.
church last night" The lecture, "The
March of the Anglo Saxon" President
Lymer has delivered here.
The B. y. P. U. and Junior Union
will give a japanese missionary social
at the home of the pastor, j. r. Catlin.
Wednesday night. June 10Th. There
will be Japanese and Chinese decora-
tions, etiquette. costumes, and refresh
ments. All are cordially invited attend
and learn more about this great mis-
sionary field.
S. Il. Wilson and family and Miss
Matte G. Allen left Tuesday evening
for Omaha and Iowa points. They will
enjoy a few days at the exposition and
then MIR. Wilson and family will 90 to
their old home at Imogene, Iowa, while
Miss Allen will go to Des Moines to at
tend the summer teachers course at
Drake university.
Rev. G. H. Burleigh of Ainsworth,
Neb., who came up last week to ofHci-
ate at the marriage of Miss Lulu Ken
dali to w. H. Thompson of Lakeside,
Neb.. returned to his home Monday
evening. The bride is a sister of Mrs.
Burleigh, who vas also present at the
ceremony. While here Rev. Burleigh
preached in College chapel for Rev.
Chaplin.
N. j. johnson, who has charge of