Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-06-23
osteopathy cures after others fail.

Osteopathy cures after Others fail.
Capt. Watts returned from his trip
to the upper Hills on Friday last and
reports Q good time, barring the rain.
and his health is much improved.
The next excursion on the Elkhorn
will be July 4th.
Mrs. Geo. Thorpe is as happy as a
be over the arrival of her father from
David City, Neb., Wednesday morn
ing, who will spend some time visiting
The delegates to the Epworth League
convention at Spearfish returned home
Monday evening highly pleased with
their trip, their reception at Spearfsh
and greatly enthused over the spirit of
the meeting.
James Dornan is now the possessor
of a very handsome residence, having
completed the building of the COM
modious addition. They moved into
it during this week and are now much
more comfortable, having abundance
of room.
Mrs. Laura Daniel has opened an es-
Establishment in room q Minnekahta
block for giving baths, massage, sham.
pooling, scalp trertment, ladies' hair
dressing, chiropody, m%anicnring and
facial massage-telephone No. %. Give
her a call.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace GODDARD and
little son, Lewis, of Dayton, Wash.
came in Wednesday o n the b. & NJ. and
will spend a few days visiting with
Mrs. Inez GODDARD and family. Mr..
Goddard is a younger brother of H. A.
GODDARD, deceased, and has not seen
these relatives for a long time-neyer
having seen Hazel. They will remain
a few days and then go to Chicago to
visit other friends before returning
home.
Hon. Frank Rseder, brother of our
townsman, w. e., and "a prominent
member of the Kansas legislature.
from Oberlin, came in Sunday and will
spend some time visiting his brother
and family. Mr.. Reeder is u member
OF the committee appointed to select q
location for the new insane asylum to
built in that state and has just COM
pleted his labors on that COMMITTEES.
He is enjoying his visit very much in
deed.
Marry Ellen Lease, of Wichita, Kan.
sas, who has attained more notoriety
perhaps than any other woman of the
west, is the guest of Col. and Mrs. Linn
at the Soldiers Home and will remain
in the city until Monday. She will de.
liver her celebrated lecture on "Christ
or Caesar" at the college chapel ON
Friday evening at 8 o'clock, charging
an admission fee of 10 cents. She will
also speak at the Soldiers Home Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. She is
counted one of the strongest and clear.
est speakers on the platform today.
and will discuss some political cues
tions in which our government is inter.
ested in an unprecedented and
unbiased manner.
Our quarry interests arc booming at
present. The Evans quarry gives EN-.
ployment to ten men and gets out from
two to four carloads of rock a day for
the Elkhorn, besides other contracts.
The Burke company does abont the
same amount of work, but has more
men employed, as they have to move
the stone some distance with teams
Mr.. Burke is also getting out stone for
the Elkhorn, besides the other work
he is doing. He is devoting oil his at
tention to the business and intends to.
make it pay we'll after he has things in
proper shape. These stone quarries
are a splendid thing for Hot Springs
business interests and we wish the pay
roll were u dozen times as large.