Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-02-18
Ed. Blakey was calling upon friends

At. lSilhSN NGN 3JIilliS ti'DiI iiItfitS
here Tuesday.
John Richer has been somewhat in
disposed this week.
DR.. Lymer will lead the Y. NJ. Il. a.
next Sunday at 1870.
The Congregational church services
for Sunday evening have been changed
To 40.
Jim Daniels came down from his
Custer county ranch the first of the
week and spent Il few days here.
The city council has decided to con
struct "a bridge acres the creek on
Seventh street.
II. y. HELLER and wife. and Mrs. a.
c. Duke, left on Tuesday evenings
illkhorn for Battle Creek. Mich.
The b. < NJ. passenger train now
leaves this city in the morning at :
o'block. and arrives at S:::33. There is
no change in the evening time.
Mrs. w. l.. Griggs. mother of Mrs. r.
ID. West. will leave in Il few days for
her home at Sedalia. Mo, after spend
ing IL few very enjoyable months here.
John Shortel departed last Saturday
for Billings. Mont. where he has en-
gagged i'm the hotel where he worked
last year. John is tirst-class help in "a
hotel.
Col. Thornby came down from the
northern Hills Sunday night for Il brief
visit with his family. He expects to
enter upon his duties in the govern
ment assay office mt Deadwood i'm n
short time.
Mrs. Il. j. Green gave IL ten cent
lunch at her home Tuesday afternoon
for the benefit of st. Luke'S Guild. 1t
was a very enjoyable affair and the
treasury of the Guild was Very mater
tally replenished.
w. Il. Reeder has been discharge as
a U. S. grand juror. upon his urgent
pleadings. and is home again. He says
that the Golden Reward mining case
which is being tried will probably
last two weeks longer.
II. b. Hughes, who turned over the
Office of attorney general to his sue
cessor last week ut Huron, arrived at
his old home at Rapid City Sunday
morning, accompanied by his family.
He expects to engage in mining enter.
prises in the northern Hills, where he
is Interested in some valuable mining
property.
Leslie's Weekly publishes some i'm
press i've and beautiful pictures of the
impending Trans-M Mississippi and In.
te%rnational exposition at Omaha, Ne
braska. which is ''prophetically char
acteriZed as "the great event of 1888"
The rush to the Klondike is something
of an event, too: and Lesbos Weekly
is publishing serially u most pictur-
esque and stirring narrative of a girls
trip to the Attic I'll Dorado. written
and illustrated by Esther Lyons.
There is no remedy equal to Herbine
lof tne cure Oh constipation. SICK head
ache, Indigestion. vertigo. loss of mem
DRY. uncertain appetite. unrestful sleep
or skin eruptions. III you want IL per-
feet tonic for the liver. Herbine will
not disappointed. EMIL HARGENs.
Norm .Atcheson has struck upon a
bright scheme. He has agreed to fur
nish five cases of carbonated water to
the Commercial Association to be
shipped to Washington to the house
committee on Military Affairs. 1t will
be sent in Il day or two. This will give
the committee a fair taste OF the miner
al water about which W e make such
strong claims in our efforts to secure
the National Home, and will still fur
Their convince them that Hot Springsis
alive in the matter. 1t was a good hit
upon the part of Mr.. Atcheson and is
appreciated by everybody.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup is the
best known remedy for consumption,
coughs, colds, and all throat and chest
troubles. Every bottle is guaranteed.
1t is the best remedy for children. 25c.
and :lDe. EMIL HARGENS