Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-12

Ao0o WS0As
Some special bargains in China at
Moore Bros.
8 bars Diamond G soap for 25 cents
at Moore Bros.
You can get Club House Coffee and
Maple Leaf Tea only at Moore's.
Rev. B. F. Pearson attended a meet
ing of the Presbytery at :Whitewood
this week.
Hon. Edwin Van else, of Deadwood,
was in attendance at Court last week
in Hot Springs.
Good congregations are in attendance
at the Union meetings this week. A
good f%raternal spirit prevails.
Thou changest not-yet, I am always
changing" said the substitute to Rocky
Mountain Tea. Made by the Madison
Medicine Co. 35c. Ask your druggist.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Miss
Dewey Wed. Jan. II, at 3 p. m. The
Special topics for that day are "W. g.
I. U. history" and purity" All are
cordially invited to attend.
1t dulls the scythe of Father Time,
drives away wrinkles of approaching
old age-the elixir of life, that puts
hope in the human heart-Rocky
Mountain Tea. Ask your Druggist.
The faculty and students extend to
all friends of Hot Springs and vicinity
a cordial invitation to a reception and
entertainment Friday evening at Col
lege building. There will be music,
speaking moving pictures and a general
good time.
G. A. Lancaster has assumed charge
of Chase's store, stepping into the place
so long and satisfactorily occupied by
Charley Rose, who will depart
shortly to Omaha to engage in business
there. Mr.. Lancaster was formerly in
business at Hot Springs and is a man
of thorough ability. We most heartily
welcome him into our midst.-Hin City
News.
The pop papers are publishing about
a column of what is alleged to be an
extract from a sermon by a congre-
gational preacher in Los Angeles. If he
made the remark they claim he did,
which is the real point to the other.
wise witless and pointless screed, he
shows himself to be a cheap John,
brainless notoriety.seeker and not fit
to occupy a pulpit in any Christian
Church.
A Lodge of the Modern Brotherhood
of America, was organized at this place
Tuesday evening by Deputy II. j. Dres-
ser, assisted by DIR. Reed, former Pres
ident of Lodge No. 800 at st. Joseph,
Mo. The following officers we're elect
ed and installed: President, Otto
Strom; Vice-Prest., Mrs. Iris E. Pierce;
Secretary, James Hedge, Jr.; Treasurer
John King; Chaplain, Fred Willough.
by; Conductor, Bert Fargo; Lodge
Physicians, Drs, Jennings and Hoenes;
Watchman, j. Hart; Sentry, Fred Dial
bee. The Lodge starts with a charter
list of 81. 1t is safe to say that their
membership will reach the 60 mark
before May LIST. The next meeting is
to be next Wednesday night.
Tho b,,c;poce o,d ..,, y.
Hot Springs have received quite an
accession in the removal to this place
from Topeka, Kan, of Hon. Frank
Reeder and bride. Mr.. Reeder is q
brother of Mr.. VIM. Reeder, of the
Transfer feed and Fuel Co. He was g
prominent member of the Kansas Leg
islature and has been a wide awake.
enterprislng citizen of the sunflowel
state. He has bought Mr.. Kelley's in
terest in the Real Estate and Insur
ance and Real Estate business, and
the firm will be Parks and Reeder
They propose to push ltheir bushes.
and will give close and careful atten
ton to anything that may be intrusted
to them. The STAR welcomes Mr.. and
Mrs. Reeder to Hot Springs, the sun.
shine land and hopes they will have nc
cause to regret their coming to this
place.
DR.. A. Reed, the inventor of DR.
Reeds Cushion Shoes, the easiest shoe
on earth, and who has been in bushes.
in st. Joseph, Mo-, for the past twelv,
years arrived in Hot Springs about two
months ago. He came here for hi
health, suffering with stomach trouble
The Doctor says he is entirely cured, il
delighted with Hot Springs, and ha.
had all his cushion shoe stock shipped
here and placed them with Mr.. Wm
Broadus, opposite Union Depot. This
stock is to be closed out at a reduction
as soon as possible, as the doctor il
figuring upon starting up u shoe fac
tory in Hot Springs. He says there il
lnO 6Onhf hnt cnoh on pl,,etrv IN th;.