Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-08-25


Catholic services at the church next
Sunday at 1890 q. m.
For men only-"Clover Leaf" You
will find them at Cooks drug store.
r. B. Cook & Co. have q nice new
awning'in front of their drug store.
car load of new rye for seed just
received by Buffalo Gap Lumber Co.
Moore Bros. have placed a neat, new
awning in front of their grocery store.
FouND-Ladies purse containing
small amount. Inquire at this Office.
Editor Ames of the Times Herald
has been spending the week with his
family and friends down in Nebraska.
For SALE-Two good riding or driv.
ing horses-one fairly good size, the
other rather small, but fine rider and a
beauty. Inquire at STAR office.
The Catholic festival at the city hall
last Friday was we'll attended. The
dance which followed was much en-
joyed.
Just what the doctor ordered:
Handy, useful, novel-cuts, cleans and
tiles-finger nail clipper, % cents each.
To be found only at Cooks drug store.
Miss r. Anna Morris has been drill
ing a class of ladies in the city in ply
steal culture during the past week.
She is doubtless one of the best in
structors of the art in the country and
those who have received instructions
are enthusiastic in their praise of her.
They have the utmost confidence in
their ability now to faint away in a
graceful manner, or fall upon the icy
pavement with the grace of a ball room
belle.
We have a few hammocks left which
we will sell at cost. Now is the time
to buy comfort cheap. Get one be-
fore they are all gone. Cooks drug
store.
A distinguished party spent Sunday
at the Evans, in company with their
friend, Hon. NJ. a. Day, of Rapid City.
The party consisted of Capt. NJ. L. Nc
Cormack, st. Paul, M. w. Bates, of Du-
luth, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lowry, and
Miss P. A. Toilette, of Minneapolis.
The gentlemen are said to have be-
come interested with Mr.. Day in chlor-
ination plant of Rapid City, and also
in some mining property, all of which
they will soon operate. Capt. McCor-
mack vas at one time territorial audi
tor of Dakota, during the stormy time
of Gov. Church's administration.
"What's the matter, old man? Been
losing on wheat?" mo, not that, for.
got to take Rocky Mountain Tea last
night. Wife said I'd be sick today
Ask your druggist.
Apropos of the fact that a number
of ash trees growing on lawns and
along u streets are affected by worm
borers, the Aberdeen News reports
that a citizen of that place wrote to
Prot. James II. Shepard, director and
chemist of the experiment. station at
the agricultural college relative to the
pest, and it appears that the borers are
very easily disposed of. Prof. Shepard
says that under the instructions he
gave, a whole grove infested with the
borers wa saved, and adds: "All you
need is a common paint brush and a
pot of paint. A machine oil can filled
with turpentine will make the outfit
complete. The can must have a spring
bottom. Insert the nozzle of the ca1
in the opening where the borer COM
menced work ana give the bottom of
the can a push. Immediately cover
the spot with a daub Of paint and the
borer is dead. A small! quantity of
carbolic acid added to the turpentine
will make it surer. The paint around
the wound will. discourage the parent
of the borer from depositing more
eggs"
The Western Normal College, Shen-
nandoah, Iowa, has just closed the best
year it has ever had. Its buildings are
fine, courses of study practical, and its
teachers take an interest in every stu.
dent. Expenses very reasonable. Stu
dent life is under best influences,
healthful and enjoyable. Send for cat.
alogue.
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