Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-08-12
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The Baptist church is being papered

The Baptist church is being papered.
Henry. Hill, a prominent banker of
Minneapolis, accompanied by his wife,
is at the Evans, and expects to remain
several weeks.
During the storm last Thursday
night Jay Cranes residence was struck
by lightning but fortunately only de-
molished the chimney.
Great hosiery sale at Fargo's begin
ming Saturday.
Mrs. w. W. Stewart returned Tues
day from her visit to relatives at Chi
cago and vicinity. The family also en-
joyed the Omaha exposition while
gone.
The ninth anniversary of the Black
Hills Baptist Association will be held
in Hot Springs Sept. ., 3, and 4th. 1t
is expected that there will be a large
Attendance.
The Big Department Store is offer
ing some great bargains these days.
One of Geo. Trimmer's cherry trees
bore SIS worth of cherries this year.
A young George Washington would
play havoc in an orchard like Mr.,
Trimmer's.
Call at the Big Department. Store
and get "a free sample of Pillsbury's
wheat Food. 1t is the best.
John H. Keene and wife, of Sioux
City, arrived Monday for several weeks
stop at the Evans. Mr.. Keene is su.
perintendent of the stock yards at
Sioux City.
At an adjourned meeting of the
board of education held last Friday
evening the school tax levy for the
year was fixed at 81 mills-one mill
less than last year.
james T. Ballard, of the big pro-
prietary medicine firm, was recupera-
ting in the city this week, and
doing some good advertising. The
STAR carries their ads.
Last Thursday evening after the
STAR was on the press a heavy rain
storm passed Owe the city, accompa.
MED by more electricity than people
love. The rain was most acceptable.
d. W. Ray, wife and daughter who
have been enjoying an outing in Vel
lowstone Park, are at the Evans and
will enjoy themselves here a few weeks
before returning to their home at st.
Joseph, Mo.
You can a y al least twenty per
cent. by spending your loose change at
w. L. Judkins came yer from Del
richs Saturday and remained over
Sunday. Mrs. Judkins returned with
him Monday night. Mr.. Judkins says
the range in the eastern part of the
county is looking good.
B. H. Whitney, who is travelling
salesman for the Walter G. Clark Co.
a wholesale sporting goods firm Of
Omaha, was in the city Saturday last
transacting business and visiting his
brother-in-law, Jos. Vincent.
Kava Kola,
The New Tonic.
Arthur Vincent, a bright young fell
low with an extensive and varied bust
ness experience, is in our city today
looking over the prospects for q posi-.
ton. He has recently been in the en-.
ploy of Smith & Whealenin Deadwood
Lead Call.
Rev. &c. Drew and wife of Kohoka
Mo-, who spent about a month in the
city for the benefit Of his health, left
Sunday evening for home. Rev. Drew
, was a school mate of Rev. Catlin al
Pella, Iowa. He preached at the Home
Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Zollinger returned
from Billings, Wyo., last Friday to fin,
ish her visit with her brother and fam
lily. Mrs. Zollinger and her guest visi
!, ted the Northern Hills this this weel
!, and on Saturday Mr. Zollinger will &C.
company them to Sylvan lake te
spend the day.
/ The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handle.
lumber, sash, doors. glass, paints anc
all kinds of building materials; alst
grain, hay, flour, feed and Sheridan anc
q Victor coal. Phone No. IL. If
Geo. w. Cornell, of South Auburn
Neb., writes that his son John, about II
years of age, has left home and tina
they are greatly worried about him
The boy left home about Aug. 3rd
r He is tall for his age, with dark hal
$ and eyes. Mr.. Cornell offers $50 TO,
r the safe return Of his son.
The requirements of a medicine is t,
o tighten the burden of pain, and cure
This brings us to the question of
remedy, and Tabler's Buckeye Pill,
q Ointment is the only remedy for blind
bleeding or %protruding piles that is en-
dorsed by physicians. Cures the mos
obstinate cases. SOC. EMIL HARaENs