Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-06-23
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A carload of salt received at Richer's
today. If.
10 The Stars job printing is said
to be all right.
Forty-two people came in on the
Elkhorn excursion Wednesday morn.
ing.
eY-Every dollar expended in adver-
Using in the STAR is sure yielder of
profit.
The city council, sitting as a board
of equalization, has been in session
most of this week.
The service at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening will be a child
ren's day and song service.
Miss Lizzie Strunk, sister of Mrs.
Minnie Nicholson, who has been here
for some time visiting returned to her
home at Yankton Wednesday evening.
DIR. e. A. Hawks, who is to take
charge of The Cathoiicon Spring SAM
tarium, has arrived in town, and en-
tered upon his work. Consultations
may be had at his Office in tho Sanitar-
ium.
Mr.. Hungerford has closed the pur
chase of a large interest in Mr.. Stew
arts spring and bath house, and hopes
that the property may he brought into
use again, for the benefit of Hot
Springs.
G. q. Dennis, division freight agent
of the Elkhorn, came down from Dead
wood on the B. 81 M. Tuesday and ont
over his own road the next day. He
makes Il worthy successor to Supt.
Harmon.
Morning subject at the M. r. church
next Sunday, "The incarnation" Ev-
ening subject, Samuel, the Greatest of
Judges" Epworth League special
service at 7:15, and report of delegates
to Black Hills Epworth League con-
vention ct Speartish.
An Odd Fellows memorial service
will be held in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
All members of the order are requested
to meet at the Odd Fellows hall at 10
o'clock, and march to the church in a
body. Rev. MI. Pearson will deliver
the sermon.
Dr.. May, Of Washington, repeated his
great lecture on Cuba last evening by
special request. The house was crowd
ed and it is safe to say that those who
heard the sad, exciting and thrilling ex-
p%eriences of the lecturer were pro-
foundly moved as in its first delivery
here.-Des Noines (Ia.l Capitol.
DIR. Eugene May delivered his new
and magnificent lecture on Cuba at
Academy hall last evening. He was
greeted by such an audience as any
speaker would be proud to have the
honor to address. In DR.. May the
audience was not disappointed. His
diction is clear, pure and elegant, while
his descriptive powers are simply mar
velous.-Dunkirk IN. W Herald.
John George, of Milwaukee, presi-
dent of the Holy Terror Mining Co.,
with w. NJ. George and son, of Dan
bury, Conn.,, and G. w. Martin, of Mil
waukee, prominent officials of the COM
pany, were in the city this week and
after holding a meeting of the board of
directors went to Keystone to inspect
the working of the mine. They have
not returned and we cannot say what
improvements are to be made, but they
are going to push things there more
than ever.
Geo. Schlosser, than whom the state
Of South Dakota has no more energetic
and systematic r%ustler, came in Tues
day and spent the day aud went on up
in the Hills Wednesday,. He is still
with the newspaper union at Sioux
Falls, bnt is also booming q local fire
insurance company in the state, which
is doing exceedingly we'll to start with.
1t is on the mutual insurance plan and
is holding q good many dollars in the
state which up to this time went To
swell the assets Of the big companies
in the east.
Prof. H. F. Killing, superintendent Of
the Evansville, Wisconsin,, schools ar.
rived last Friday for q visit of a few
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John King, Of this city. On his way
here he stopped at Fayette to attend
commencement and renew his &C
quaintance Of former years when he
was . student Of the university and
later q professor in the same institu,
ton. Prof. King has been selected Il
deliver the alumni lecture In 1901 and
alternate for 1900. q distinction tina,
speaks highly for him.-New Hampton
(Ia.) Gazette.