Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-29
Ladies', Miss Druse has a story for
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Ladies, Miss Druse has q story for
you in the advertising columns. Read
it.
Read the 4th Of July program on the
first page Of this issue.
The band is preparing to show every
body a good time the 4th. You will
receive your moneys worth.
Go to F: B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry. barn for saddle horses and rigs Of
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
1t is reported the Sioux Indians will
be in town the 4th and show the visit
ors what an Indian wa dance looks
like.
Our matrons should not be guilty of
making grocery and dry goods clerks
work after 10 o'clock on the morning
OF the 18th. Do your trading on the
3rd or else the first thing on the 4th.
The quarterly meeting Of the Fire
Department will be held at the City
Hall Tuesday night of next week Jaly
Bird. Let there be a full meeting.
Rev. Mahood, who has been in Iowa
the past week or two will be home in
time to have service in the NJ. E..
church next Sunday at the usual time,
morning and evening.
DIR. A. 8. Stewart and family and
Will Stanley and family composed a
fishing party that went to the Cheyenne
Wednesday morning. The water is
clearing up of mud, and fish bite quite
readily. We expect to hear of great
catches when the party returns.
The best s ct. smoke in the city is
to be found at Cooks Drug Store.
Call for the Little Pathfinder,
Chas. Pomgrin who is a desperate
character and has threatened to kill
his wife, was caught on the street by
Sheriff Eastman and Marshal Dornan
and hustled into a SCOOTER" place.
Episcopal services will be held in
the opera house next Sunday morning
at lO:45, and in the chapel at Cold
Brook at 4 p. m. Every body invited.
j. r. BISHOP,
Divinity Student.
Miss Corrine MacCoubrey of New
Castle, Wyo., formerly one of Hot
Springs most popular young ladies'
visited with her friend Miss Anna
Leacox Sat. and Sunday, going from
here to Gordon to visit friends before
returning home.
Wesley Daily was hurt while work.
ing on a pile driver near Fairburn
Thursday morning. He was brought
to Hot Springs in a special engine and
was taken to the Catholic Hospital for
treatment. Wesley is a graduate of
the Hot Springs High School.
}. w. Trinder who has been visiting
with e. M. Severans for several weeks
returned to his home in Kansas last
week. He will come to Hot Springs
again in July, at which time he will
bring his family. Mr.. Trinder is a
good man and the family will beagood
addition to Hot Springs population.
The Modern Woodman camp at Car
thage. Mo-, has adopteda plan for what
it calls an immediate relief fund. The
fund is raised by each member Of the
camp contributing half a dollar when
ever the death of a member occurs.
This is at once paid to the wife or
other dependents of a deceased mem
Der. In case of the death of a wife.
father OF mother of a member the
same action is taken. The Carthage
Woodman camp has over 800 members;
thus a sum sufficient to pay all funeral
expenses is instantly provided.
Mrs. j. G. Richer gave a surprise
party to Richard Hummel Saturday
night in honor of his twentieth birth.
day. About thirty young people
gathered at the Richer home andswait.
ed for Dick to come home from work
He arrived at about 8 o'clock and then
the pleasure began. The evening was
spent in enjoyable games andconversa.
ton. The arrangements we're so COM
plete that time went only too fast and
after the refreshments consisting of a
bountiful supply of ice cream and cake,
were served at a late hour the party dis.
solved into its many parts and sought
the homes whence they came. All
wished Dick many happy birthdays TO,
the future.
Osteopathy.
DIR. A. H. Conner has just returned
form the Northern Institute of Osteo
pathy at Minneapolis and will open
an Office at rooms "a and % Mime.
kahta Block where old and new pa
&iopko mill AID Lo. e,l1- ..-- A.