Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-15

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city.
Everybody is talking of Moore's
Crackers and Cookies, both for quality
and price.
We had a pleasant visit with Cecil
Bronson Wednesday,. He is here with
his father. who is q member of the
Soldiers Home Board.
DR.. G. L. Blunt and wife, of Yankton
and DIR. F. N. Palmer and wife of
Madison who have been attending the
Dentists convention at Lead are spend
ing a few days in our city.
LOST-A point lace handkerchief
Wednesday evening. Finder please
leave with Mrs. Phelps at the Evans
and receive reward.
Mrs. Thornby goes to Rapid City
the first of the week to attend the
joint teachers institute of the Black
Hill counties.
j. w. Joyce and E. s. Ames left Sun
day night for Aberdeen to attend the
Masonic Grand lodges which have
been in session there this week.
j. F. McCreery, doctor of Refraction
and Oph. is at the Hotel Fargo for a
few days. Call this week and have
your eyes tested free. Office in par
lor.
A. L. Eckstein spent Sunday at
Hermosa, and accompanied his wife
and Mrs. Rockford home that even
ing, they having spent a few days
there.
Messrs. Todd and Hoising are the
new publishers of the Spearfish Regis
ter. They are experienced in the
business, make a good team and
ought to prosper.
1t is quite probable there will be
several large excursions into Hot
Springs on the 4th. The excursion
lists will have a chance to visit the
baths, see the scenery around the city
in addition to the good time of a
s%plendidly arranged celebration.
Episcopal Church.
Services will be held at the City
Hall, over the post-oflce, at 1916 a. M,
and at Cold Brook chapel at 8 p. NJ.
It is greatly desired that all the church
people, and especially strangers, be
present.
w. II. SpATL1NG,
Rector.
j. NJ. Campbell, chief clerk of the
B. & M. passenger department, of
Omaha, spent a few days here during
the past week in company with their
official photographer, Mr.. Hobart.
They secured some magnificent views
and MI. Campbell will give Hot
Springs and It's various attractions
such an inviting illustrated write-up
for some of their catchy. handsome
souvenir publications, as he has prov.
en- himself SO capable of giving. He
is a brilliant young man, a genial
gentleman, and a great admirer of Hot
Springs and the Black Hills.
Col. j. r. Buchanan, general pas
senger and ticket agent of the F. E. &
NJ. v. r. r., arrived in the city Satur-
day evening, having been wei the
line to the northern Hills on business
connected with his road. He spent a
few days here on business principally,
and incidentally to have a rheumatic
kink taken out Of his shoulder. Mr..
Buchanan is constantly on the alert
in advancing Hot Springs fame and
seeking to bring health and pleas
ure seekers this way-and his eff
forts are perceptibly successful. The
Elkhorn will hereafter run a sleeper
through to Hot Springs from Omaha
or Sioux City with the tri-monthly
excursion trains.
$500 Reward.
For any trace of antipyrine, morphine,
choral or any other injurious sub
stance found in Krause's Headache
Capsules. They are also more pleas
ant and convenient to take than powd-
ers, waters, elixirs or salts. % cents.
Sold by Emil Hargens.
"Are our business men p~atriots?"
Such a question prompts US to say a
few words on this subject. The
question was asked by an employee
who had orders to work the usual
hours on u late legal holiday, Memoir
ial Day. For some reason or other
some of leading business men have
neglected to close their stores on days
set aside by the state and nation for
state or national observance or celebra-
ton. There is no crime in remaining
open but it is justice to the employee,
who is faithful during the trade days
of the year, to give him the privilege
Of ,,oinn e,oh Ioro n - N6o-..:I r.