Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-09-22
Walt Fisher has located at San
Diego, California, aud his family will
go there in u couple of weeks.

~ suetc III CouPto Ot weeks.
DeWitu's Little E.rly isiscvs pro.
mote good health 10y keeping livei. aud
bowels property regulated. Pleasant
to take. i.csev grip. BEST pi.., .aA.e;
we Will Use 10 others. SAY u. IL. APP
plegate, j. r., OF Ciarksburg, n. j. ".
Il. Cook " Co, Emil Har..cns.
Attorney Polk, Of s.urgis. spent
Monday in the city. having brought
his daughter Gown tn attend college.
u. L. Iurl.sr, Compton. Mo-, was
ell Salve ALTER siiyer.ns seventeen
Physician- ;n.: surgeons endorse it.
Emil l~iargcnS, h. u. Cook Il Co.
There will bc preaching at the NJ. Il.
Church Sunday morliins ut IL o'clock,
10y President Pyle Everybolylnvited.
"Best Oh tn mark / Tor coughs and
colds and all bronchial troubles; for
Group it has no equal" writes Henry
Il. Whitford. South Canaan. Conn.,. OF
One Minute Cough Cure. Emil Har-
gems, h. B. Cook ~ Co.
Richer " Co.'S delivery horse Grow
dy." got scared somehow Wednesday
and ran away, breaking the wagon up
Somewhat.
They are simply perfect" writes
Robt. Moore. of La layette. Ind, of
Dewitt's Little EARLY Risers, the fam
u little pills" for constipation and
ALI ix-a,. ,il,,nntc N,.., ,, l. q,
Cook n Co., Emil liargens.
DIR. Mofiit came down from Dead
wood Tuesday evening on business in
connection with his office as II member
of the state board of health.
j. Il. Richer is having IL good-sized
addition built to his residence, which
will make his home commodious and
pleasant indeed.
Modern science has done much for
humanity; it has demonstrated that
there is IL better way of curing Il bad
cold than by di%sarranging the stomach
with nauseating syrups. Krause's
Cold Cure is IL recognized specific for
colds and La Grippe, and has been in
1919 80 W
cure. Sold by Emil %iiargeus.
There is talk that the Water Light
" Power Co. will soon build a new
power house near the Burlington rail
road bridge, opposite the court house.
The Brookings Register souvenir
edition is little the finest thing of
the kind we have seen issued in the
state. The publishers are to be con-
graduated.
Prof. e. A. Gleason, representing the
American Book Company, of Chicago,
arrived Thursday to look after the in
terests of his company. He will be in
the Hills about a month, making his
headquarters in this city.
The Daughters of Rebekah cele-
brated the 18th anniversary of the or
der Wednesday night. A very inter-
esting program vas given, consisting
of music, singing and speaking, closing
with refreshments. This is a great or
der, having 100000 members in the
United States-everyone of whom is
always enthusiastic over the beauties
of the order.
Col. Cressey will arrive in Hot
Springs in u few days and remain a
week or SO. On Sunday evening. Oct.
LIST, he will give his celebrated lecture
''From Bethlehem to Calvary" followed
on Monday and Tuesday evenings by
lectures on the war in Cuba and the
Philippines. These lectures are all
finely illustrated by a magnificent
Stereopticon. A rare treat is in store
for our citizens.
Arthur b. Smith, assistant general
passenger agent of the b. Il NJ. spent
Tuesday in the city, after having made
a trip over the line west and into Col
orado. He says this has been a splen.
did year for the Burlington, and in
fact, he says the outlook is very bright
for the future. He believes next yea,
will far exceed the past summer and
thinks Hot Springs will come in for a
fine business. Mr.. Smith is a pleasant
gentleman to meet, we'll posted upon
current events aud an entertaining
talker.
There we're twenty-six Hot Springs
people went to Buffalo Gap Tuesday
to enjoy the picnic planned by the
Royal Neightors of that place in cele.
bration of their first anniversary. The
day was q delightful one and they all
had a joyous time. The picnic was
held in the Carpenter grove, just north
of Buffalo Gap, where everything was
pleasantly arranged for the occasion
There was music, singing and speak.
ing, Judge Cleveland making the prin.
cipal address. OF course they had q
big feast of good things, which was
partaken of in genuine picnic style
The h%ospitable Royal Neighbors Of
Buffalo Gap served supper to the visit.