Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-01
ReviMahood has been up laid with a
severe cold the past week.

Rev.iMahood has been up laid with a
severe cold the past week.
Everybody is talking of Moore's
Crackers and Cookies, both for quality
and price.
The Evans porch is receiving q new
coat of paint.
Did you see the partial eclipse of the
sun, Monday?
Harry Hedge took a snap shot at the
Monday and the picture is
quite good.
Sacramentaf service at the Methodist
church Sunday morning, conducted by
the pastor. Quarterly conference Mon
day evening.
Stamp Photos-24 for % cents At
Cross Studio, Hot Springs 8. d. Lower
Town. Come and sit for them.
Every day in the week.
The wild flowers and pine trees give
forth an odor that is sweet and health
full during these hot days.
E. s. Weldon returned Monday from
the state convention. and IA visit to his
old home at Onawa, Iowa. His mother
returned with him, for q visit.
W. G. Carr, who spent a winter here
about five years ago is visiting friends.
He will remain several weeks and pos
sibly during the summer.
Rev. Carter has gone to Hill City
where he has been assigned as pastor
of the M. E. church. He is a fine
young man with a promising future.
For Sale Oh Exchange.
One Missouri Jack. Will be sold or
exchanged for horses or cattle.
w. III. ROBINSON.
Oral, S. Oak.
The delegation to the republican
state convention mostly returned Fri
day. They grow enthusiastic when tel
ling of the magnificent convention at
Sioux Falls and of the excellent tick
ct there named. They say that they
believe the ticket will have from fif-
teen to twenty thousand majority.
Rev. Swickard, d. d., arrived Tues
day afternoon for a short visit in the
Hills. He went to Custer Wednesday
where he lectured that evening, then
to keystone and lectured Thursday
evening. a trout fishing trip to Cas-
tie Creek is then upon his program,
after which he will return TO the
Springs and lecture here Tuesday ev-
ening of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson came over
from lei the reservation Monday and
had their little IS months old boy oper-
ated upon for tuberculosis of the col
lar bone. DIR. Grimm of Buffalo Gap
and DIR. Hargens of this city performed
the operation and removed the whole
collar bone. 1t was a most delicate
and particular piece of surgery, but
the parents took the little one home
Tuesday with the prospect of it's soon
being in good health.
Mrs. DIR. Hargens left Sunday night
for Chicago, where she will visit friends
for a few days, then go to Milwaukee
as a delegate from the State Fedora.
ton of Women's Clubs to the National
Federation. She will then go to Adler.
deem to attend the grand lodge of the
Eastern Star.
Minnekahta bath house has been OPP
ened for business, and is scarcely rec
ognized as the same place it was. The
office is now in the south end, where
you enter the building. The bath
rooms have been much improved, and
their number increased. Altogether
the new Minnekahta is a very fine
place.
Have you seen those beautiful dishes
given with every package of Vesta Cot
fee at Moore Bros? They are going
fast.
From the fact that the Modern
Woodman society now has over half Il
million members, manufacturers of
various commodities consider it to
their interests to cater to the NJ. W. A,
trade. An Indianapolis firm now man
ufactures an "M. w. A." bicycle,
Wisconsin firm is canning "M. W. A
tomatoes, and a Missouri firm is manu-
featuring IN. w. A." agricultural I'M.
plements.
Omaha, Neb.. May 4.
To Whom it May Concern:
I am troubled considerably will
headache, and have tried almost every
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