Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-08-18
Ladies colaretts at the Fair.

Ladies colaretts at the Fair.
States Attorney Wilson was trans
acting legal business at Edgemont this
week.
load of new rye for seed just
received by Buffalo Gap Lumber Co.
Catholic services next Sunday at
1920 a. m. Preaching by Right Rev.
Bishop Cosgrove.
Ice cream festival tonight (Friday)
at city hall. Prof. Blume's orchestra
will be in attendance.
American Leineograph and Comedy
Co. at Opera House August 81 and 90
Admission Is and % cents.
For men only-"Clover Leaf" You
will find them at Cooks drug store.
Prof. Blume has a new piece of music
of his own composition that greatly
pleases all who hear it.
w. L. Sherman, of Hosmer, s. Oak.
was m arrival Wednesday, and expects
to spend a few weeks here.
Just what the doctor ordered:
Handy, useful, novel-cuts, cleans and
files-tinger nail clipper, % cents each.
To be found only at Cooks drug store.
Col. r. T. Evans has been confined
to his room for several days. but his
many friends are glad to hear of his
improvnd condition
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.
Bishop Cosgrove, of Iowa, preached
al eloquent sermon at the
Catholic church Sunday to u very
large congregation. He will preach
again next Sunday.
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.
Miss Abbie Jennings returned Mon
day, from her visit to friends in the
northern Hills, where shehad a delight
full time. Her friend, Miss Blackstone.
returned with her for a visit here.
Junior meetings are held at the Sal
walton Army hall for Bible instruction,
Sundays at 4 p. m. Salvation meetings
Wednesdays at 3 p. m. Bands of Love
Saturdays at 3 p. m. Reading, paint
ing and sewing taught.
Miss Olive Howe, of Rapid City, who
is regarded as the finest pianist in the
Hills, spent Wednesday in the city,
and was accompanist to MI. Mills
singing at the concert, besides render
ing several very fine piano selections,
greatly to the delight Of all.
F. B. Festner, a book and job printer
of Omaha, was a STAR caller Thursday.
Henry Pike is now employed by him
at 1000 Howard ST., as foreman of the
press room. 1t is quite an extensive
establishment and Henry is managing
the press room in A 1 shape-as he is
we'll qualified to do. Henry took an
educational" tour of the east last fall,
visiting Chicago, New York and Wash
ington, where he caught on to the lat
est printing methods. The Festner
Co. was fortunate when they secured
the services of Henry.
The mills here are all shut down and
not a wheel turning in the camp, all
caused by the difficulty in securing
wood. The Terror Company's shut
down is the result of a strike of the
wood choppers and haulers. The com.
pany have been paying 1925 per cord
for cutting and delivering wood at the
mills, but owing to the longer haul, il
now being impossible to make more
than two trips per day, the haulers de.
mand s1.50 per cord for hauling, while
the choppers want s1.25 for chopping
Owing to the raise in nearly every
thing else, to us, seem only a just de
mand.-Keystone Miner.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.