Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-15
The band is going to keep things
moving the 4th of July.

moving the 4th of July.
G. B. Ravens an Omaha business
man is in the city for his health.
Willie Dennis, who was injured by
falling from a tree, has about recover
ed.
For an easy shave or a neat hair cut
call on E. j. Hammer opposite the Gil
lespie hotel.
T. r. Matthews a wealthy cattle man
of Spearfish, with his wife is making a
short visit here.
The Sunday School Convention was
quite we'll attended. The denomina-
lions we're we'll represented.
Miss Laura Huffman, of Des Noines
is visiting with Jas. B. Hedge and
! family. She will stay a few weeks.
There will be a celebration on the
Fourth of July in Peterson's Grove on
Horsehead, as usual. Everybody in
vited.
The wagon bridge that crosses the
river on the Catholicon road which
washed out during the high water is
being rebuilt this week.
F. Prick and wife of Yankton stopped
in Hot Springs this week to see the
beauties of our scenery. They are on
their wedding tour.
w. j. Miller at the old reliable Bar
Der Shop, opposite, Union Depot, gives
the best of satisfaction in hair cutting,
shaving, or shampooing. Try him.
Miss Druse has a new advertisement
in this weeks paper. Read it. The
Hot Springs Institute of Osteopathy
has an announcement in to days paper.
The eye and lens specialist at Hotel
Fargo comes highly recommended
from his home in Colorado and by
Wyoming Exchanges.
Have you seen those beautiful dishes
given with every package of Vesta Cof-
fee at Moore Bros? They are going
fast.
Mrs. Sarah N. Pike and Charles
Pike and Mary E. Brown of Papilion,
Neb. are making a tour of the Hills.
They spent a week in Hot Springs as
guests of the Evans.
Sheriff Eastman returned the fore
part of the week from Chamberlain,
where he attended the state democrat
ic convention, at which he was chosen
a delegate to the Kansas City con-
vention.
WANTED-Christian man or woman
to qualify for permanent position in
this County as manager and cores
pondent-s90O yearly. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope to o. L.
Nelson, Secretary, Trust Building.
Duluth, MINI.
Mrs. Inez X. Godard's brother,
Andrew Moses is on a visit to his
sister. He is first lieutenant in the
Sd Regiment of Light Artillery. He
was graduated from West Point in the
class of 1892. His command is station
ed at Fort Riley Kansas.
Rev. Robert Titmarsh who has been
in the city a few weeks seeking a
cure for asthma returned to his home
in Des Moines Thursday night. AL
though not completely cured, on
account of the short stay, he is much
improved.
We received apleasant call last week
from Mr.. H. G. Lyon, the enterprising
publisher of the Gordon (Neb.) Journal.
Mr.. Lyon gets up a very readable and
spicy paper and is a genial, companion
able gentleman to meet. He expects
to return to Hot Springs shortly after
the 4th with his family for a short
stay.
Congressman Delivers boom for
the Vice Presidency seems to be gain.
ing greater momentum every day
When it comes to the o~ratorical con.
test in the campaign he would silence
Bryan if anybody could. AT any rate
Dolliver would fairly make things
hum. 1t would take 1G demopops tc
make l Doll(iv)er.
j. N. Moore the Plunge Bath swim
iinginstructor, succeeded this week ir
teaching the art of swimming to some
ladies who have taken dozens of les.
sons other where and yet we're un
successful. The Plunge management
is to be congratulated in having suct
a capable instructor in charge of this
great swimming resort.
A party of prominent sight seers are
spending a week in a our city taking
in the picturesqueness of our location
They are DIR. and Mrs. j. w. Collins
E. NJ. Kelsep and wife all of Vermillior
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