Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-04-14
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I611CIOUS 0utO Wu1Ol6SOlut0
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Rubber sale at the Fair.
Miss Dewey has moved into her cot.
tage, which she purchased of Geo. Glib
son, on Sixth street.
For a quick remedy and one that is
perfectly safe for children let us re-
commend One Minute Cough Cure 1t
1t is excellent for Group, boarseness,
tickling in the throat and coughs.
Emil Hargens, E. B. Cook & Co.
G. W. Leidigh and wife, of Lincoln,
Neb., are visiting their old friends, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. c. Taylor. Mr.. Leidigh is
warden of the Nebraska penitentiary
and has gained a very enviable reputa-
ton by his efficient management of
that institution. He is in very poor
health and will probably remain some
time.
Albert Snow, of the Home, has re-
ceived n letter from B. +. Bowman, of
Edmunds county who says that there
will be about 1900 come to the G.. \. r..
encampment from the eastern part of
the state. Every letter received from
the eastern portion of the state brings
good news of the large numbers who
are coming.
Hon. fl. r. Dewey, commander of E.
NJ. Stanton Post, says that the X. of p.
band has been invited to attend the
state encampment to be held in Hot
Springs in June. The band has ac-
copied and many of the belt people
will follow them. A rate of 50 for the
round trip will be made.-Deadwood
Pioneer Times.
w. r. Roach exhibited a specimen of
gold quartz the other day that fairly
sparkled with gold. It was from a
we'll defined ledge in Custer county
which MIR. Roach has located and he
will at once proceed to develop it. Ger
tainly this sample would encourage
any n to go down after more. We
hope he will find it.
Ed Rogers, formerly of this city, who
is now managing the Lead City store
for I. III. Chase, seems to be very popu-
lar with the people there and is maxi
ing a great success of the business.
Mrs. Rogers assists in the store and
with such a pleasant couple to look
after the wants of the customers it is
no wonder that the Chase store is do
ing such a thriving business up there.
For SALE.-Dr. Hoenes expecting to
leave for Europe in a month or six
weeks, offers the following articles for
sale: Steinway square piano, Singer
sewing machine, carpets, stoves, bed
en- utensils, book case, books, pictures
and all other household goods. Also
nice new Office desk, ice chest, tricycle.,
baby cab, tools, ETC., etc. Any one
wishing to purchase any of the above
are invited to call at the office or resi-.
dence at any time. A. j. III.
In a letter to the editor, Maj. G. w
Demarest, now of Watertown, who is
very we'll known here, having been g
member of the Home at intervals dur
ing the past few years, writes very dis
couragingly regarding his condition
He says: "My condition is very criti
cal; not much hopes, though I may
drag along for some time. 1 never eX
pect to see the odd boys or comrades
again, unless by accident; the Spring.
never. Trust to see them in a better
world, redeemed from sin, sorrow and
suffering. May the Living God bs
with us. Love to all comrades ant
friends at Hot Springs. Hoping al
/, success for them here and hereafter
) The major is quite aged and has beer
!, failing very rapidly during the pas
, year. 1t is hoped that his remaining
. days may be free from pain and full o
happiness.