Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-04-07

with the other Hills counties in hold
ing the Black Hills teachers institute
at this place in July. Custer county
is the only one now undecided, but
will certainly join with the others.
Ask your grocer for list of prises to
users of Diamond &c" Soap.
Doctor Jennings, of Hot Springs,
came up as far as Mayo on Monday
morning on professional business He
took u run into Custer during the
day for "a short visit with friends, and
left on the south bound passenger for
home.-Custer Chronicle.
Six fine silver plated knives free to
users OF Diamond &c" Soap. Ask your
grocer
Tom O'Rourke who was under medi-
cal care in this city for some weeks
past us Il result of having both feet
frozen and one of his legs broken in a
blizzard last winter, has improved rap
idly since entering the hospital and
will leave for his home near Oelrichs
STANDARDIZATION Journal.
Rooms to rent for light house-keep-
ing i'll Minnekahta hotel. Very pleas
ant, nice rooms.
Cannon Fisher has leased his ranch
to j. w. Swain, recently from Crow
son, Tenn. MIR. Swain will soon bring
his fumily. He will teach the spring
term oil school i'll that district aud APP
pears to he a bright. energetic young
man. Cannon is planning to start for
the Yellowstone country in May.
Honest grocers prefer to sell honest
soap. Diamond "C'' Soap is honest,
economical, every way desirable.
III there is All industry or enterprise
of amy character that would benefit
Hot Springs to have and there is a
knows of it speak up at once-or hold
his peace until he does know of some
thing of the kind. 'Hallucinations''
are too irredcscent to talk about.
Go to Il. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs OF
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
And SO after quite a good deal OF
talk seine people have been able to
convince themselves that it is no "hal.
Inclination" to continue the good work
of working for Hot Springs as u resort
and to get the National Sanitarium il
possible-all of which, as the STAR has
persistently declared, could be done
without lessening our chances for get
ting any other good things possible o.
an industrial character. 1t was all ,
''hallucination."
See Sackette's new samples of lates
styles of wall paper before maxim.
your purchases. Gilt wall paper Sc
roll and up.
Mrs. Lulu Thompson Kendall, for
merly a student at the academy an
later elected as a teacher in the publ,
schools, is now making her home a
Crawford and Harrison with her sister
Mrs. G. III. Burlelgh and her brother
Rev. j.. l.. Kendall. Since the unfor
tunate drowning last spring which de
ptiyed her husband of life shortly af
ter his marriage, Mrs. Thompson ha
been attending Il Conservative of Mus
ic at Lincoln and she is o presidin,
Owe musid classes in the towns men
Standardization journal.
Don't scratch your life away, but us,
DR.. Sawyer's Witch Hazel and Arnic;
Salve for eczema, piles, hives, burns
and cuts. Emil Hargens.
Mrs. \. G. Cleveland received a let
ter a few days ago from Mrs. j. G
Sackette. who is now at Ida Grove, In
with Pearl. Regarding PEARLS i'm
proved condition Mrs. Sackette says
"She is walking as nice and straight a
any one. OF course her braces feel
little clumsy yet, but / think she vii
soon get used to them. Her right fco
you would never know had been de
formed, it is so perfect. But her lef
foot she likes to %pigeon-toe with; bu
it is only il habit. When I speak t,
her about it she turns it straight.
am making short dresses for her now
You will hardly know her; she is mucl
taller" Mrs. Sackette does not expec
to return until June. She is visitin,
Mr.. Sackette's relatives.
"Little colds" neglected cost thous
ands of deaths yearly. People who
have used DIR. Sawyer's Wild Cherr,
and Tar, recommend it even for con
sumption. Emil Hargens.
AT Fairview on Saturday, March 2;
occurred the funeral of Pat Ferguson
whose mysterious death will be re
membered by all the readers of th
STAR. y company of his many friend
gathered to pay the last tribute {
friendship to the one whom they ha
learned to respect because of the hor
orable life he had lived among then
If he had faults they were forgotte
and his friends remembered with kin,