Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-10-20

to the Aberdeen M. E. church for the
fourth year.
See the grand fire dance in Jolly
Della Pringle Co., worth going miles to
see. At Opera House, Oct. 90, and a1st
The W. c. T. U. will meet wednes-
day, Oct. % at 3 p. m. with Mrs. j. A.
Stanley. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Grace-Better doctor your health be-
fore applying Identifying remedies.
Rid yourself of constipation, indiges-
ton, with Rocky Mountain Tea, and
you'll have q beautiful face. Ask your
druggist.
Arthur j. Clogan, of Oelrichs, has
been nominated by petition as a candi-
date Of the Union party for commits
sioner of the Third district.
The lower town market is the only
place to get choice Omaha cuts. Pork
loins, 10 cts. per pound; 1919 cts. is the
lowest you a buy them for in any
other town in South Dakota or Ne
braska.
School Treasurer Silkenson saysthat
tuition fund warrants on this district
up to and including registered number
81 have been called and will be paid
upon presentation.
Just forty-eight hours is sufficient
time to cure a bad cold when you take
krause's Cold Cure. 1t will not nau-
seate the stomach or constipate the
bowels and is pleasant and safe totake.
Costs 25cents. Sold by Emil Hargens.
We have new advertisements this
week from Black Hills College, l. H.
Chase, Fargo Mercantile Co., and
Faultless Laundry. 1t will pay to
read these new advertisements each
week and see what is offered the buy
ing public.
Mr.. j. r. Eastman, an influential
citizen of Marysville, CAL, recognizes
the value of Krause's Headache Capsuls
and does not hesitate to tell others
about it. 81 have been an intense suf-
ferer from sick headache; have tried
~innumerable remedies with no salts
factory results till / used your Krause's
Headache Capsules" Sold by Emil
Hargens.
The duck hunters-Dr. Stewart,
John Parks, Harry Stewart, Dan Lar
son and Ewald Huebner-returned
Wednesday, from their hunt among the
ponds of the Nebraska sand hills.
They had great success and brought
back all they could haul.
Rev. j.. B. Trimble d. D., of Sioux
City, will preach at the Methodist
church Sunday morning, and Rev.
Carson, of Charter Oak, Iowa, will
paeach in the evening. Both of the
brethren are of Northwest Iowa Con-
ference and friends of Rev. H. w. l..
Mahood.
Speaking of Mrs. Mabel Conklin,
who is to lecture in Hot Springs on
the evening of Nov. ., the Harrison
(Ark.) Times says: "The influence of
of her words upon public sentiment
cannot be otherwise than beneficial.
She is u lady of superior ability and
refinement, and her lectures were re-
garded as a rare intellectual treat by
all our people.
A COW belonging to j. 7. Parrott
while crossing the Electric Light and
Water Company's tlume Monday after
noon e the Court House, broke
through and floated down some dis.
lance. The stoppage in the flume
caused the water to overflow, and in
looking for the cause the COW was dis
covered. She was, of course, dead when
taken out.
The special car of General Manager
Bidwell of +. e. & NJ. v. was side track
ed here the early part of the week. 1t
contained a party of capitalists inter
ested in mines in the northern hills.
The party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
w. Seaman, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Curtis,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Olney, Mr.. S. G.
Seaman, Clinton; Mr.. L. B. LOOMS,
Jackson, Mich; and Mr.. H. d. Smith
Denver.
This years record will show that
there have been more miles of railroad
built in Iowa than any other state.
But unless all signs fail South Dakota
will be pretty we'll up to the front next
year. There are several schemes to
build a road from some point on the
Missouri river to the Black Bills, and
a number of other lines proposed that
will doubtless be built or commenced
next year.
South Dakota is attracting attention
all over the country because of its
remarkable increase in wealth; aud
prosperity. The Minneapolis Tribune
of recent date speaks as follows: "There
is every indication that the plucky