Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-05-06
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Remember the Wesleyan date!
It is Tuesday, May 10.
Mrs. ". A. James of Edgemont who
has been visiting her brother, w. A.
Reeder of this city, has returned to
her home.
Stoneware, any kind in anyqnantity,
at the Big Department Store.
The best quartet, the finest soloists
the sweetest whistler of the season will
make music in the College chapel,
Tuesday evening, May 10.
A number of improvements are be-
ing made about the Catholicon this
spring. A large number of trees are
being planted and other attractive
features added.
Yes Calhoun came down from Dead
wood Sunday night to attend to some
business and shake hands with his
friends here. He is doing civil engin-
eering work in the upper Hills and is
getting along splendidly.
The Lemen Bros circus is coming to
town. II ought to be juicy, if not
sour. The advertising car was here
Thursday and the new bill boards put
up by W. J. Mcgowan are flaming with
gaudy pictures that please the kids.
The Burlington has made slight
change in the time of the leaving and
arriving of its trains at this point.
The morning train now leaves at 100
and returns at 1858 O'Clock. The even
ing train leaves at Gas and arrives at
sos.
The Stewart bath house opened the
first of the week. DIR. Stewart is at
the helm with s. d. Basford looking
after the transportation end of the
business, and Mr.. Turney engineer.
This bath house always does a good
business and this year promises to be
no exception.
e. s. Ames and wife returned from
Omaha Tuesday morning where they
went last Thursday. They went at the
invitation of the managers of the expo
sition who have issued general invi-
tation to the press to come and write
up a preliminary account Of the build
ings, grounds and exhibits and thus
place them before the people locally
before the exposition opens.
On Monday evening occurred the
death of Theodore Englebrecht at his
home neal the Soldiers Home. He
was a veteran of the civil war, a mem
Der of Company X, 9Th Mo. Inf.
The funeral services we're conducted
at the Home chapel by Rev. Pearson
and body inferred in the Home ceme-
terry. The deceased raj one of the first
members of the Home, since which
time his family has resided here.
They have the sympathy of many
friends.
The school board met last Friday
evening and organized with the new
members recently elected. s. E. Will
son was elected president and w. r.
Morgan, clerk. The committee ap
pointed to make arrangements for
commencement exercises, reported
that the use of the Presbyterian church
had been secured for that occasion.
AS there was but eight months of
school this year commencement day
comes earlier than usual, May 18th.
The board then adjourned to meet to-
night, at which time the matter of the
employment of teachers for the ensu-
ing year will be- considered.
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