Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

VIM loops III. @. Strohicker
August Anderson Perry Sickers
James lDornan Ed Brookfield
VIM Clabaugh H. d. Carsley
w. H. Curl Chas. Wilkinson
). M. Garnet Jas. Holenbeck
F. P. Wight VIM Landers
r. w. Leach G. b. West
John Eastman C.L. Brit
H. Robins @. E. Utter
Christian Back Harry Goddard
L. r. Hill A. Fink
8: :Holterii cid j. B. Thompson
GA Crosby Fred Noernberg
Clerk Osmotherly had the pleasure
of issuing a wedding license this week
to Charely L. Garnet and Ella Law
renee, Both of Buffalo Gap.
The lease of School House lands last
week was the largest the county has
ever known.
The teachers of the Black Hills are
planning on profitable time at the
joint institute to be held at Rapid City
June 18th. All the counties have join
ed in this movement and an excellent
corps of instructors will be on hand,
among them Prof. H. E. Kratz, of Sioux
City.
At the Opera House March %, a rare
musical treat will be given under the
auspices of the Pres. l.. A. s. Mrs {.
Elizabeth Tausch will give number
of piano selections and vocal solos.
The male quartet will sing. Other at
tractive features will be recitations,
banjo music by Guy Bradley, vocal
music by James Hedge Jr., Elizabeth
Ames and Paul Richer, songs in Co.'S
tune by small folks. Come and enjoy
it. Admission 25 cents.
Col. WI. Thornby came down from
Deadwood Saturday, to be here to well
come his wife home Sunday morning.
Mrs. Thornby has been at Winona for
over two months, being in a hospital
and under q physicians care larger
part of the time. But her numerous
friends here will be very glad to know
that she returns greatly improved in
health, though she has not yet fully
been restored to her usual strength.
She says that. the winter at Winona
has been very pleasant, though they
experienced their customary sleighing.
Col. Thornby returned to his duties at
Deadwood Monday morning. He is as
usual interested in the political situa-
tion, and predicts that E. w. Martin
will be an easy victor in the coming
congressional contest.
"The Middleman" as produced b.
the Columbia Big Stock company las
night proved to be the strongest pla!
ever seen here. It was grand pro
duction in every sense of the word and
every actor in the show deserves great
credit. Frederick Seward gave nobl
presentation of the title role and hi
character acting in the difficult rol,
has never been excelled here by an.
actor. Sadie Farley made a sweet AM
effective Mary and Edward Stewart wa
a handsome Captain Chandler. Th,
comedy work was done by j. Bur
johnson and Minnie Seward and the.
kept the audience roaring in all thei
scenes. The specialties:were all goo'
as usual and the whole show was
delight to the audience. Manager f
G. Stewart of the company is entitle
to the thanks of every theater goer, fo
he has given them the strongest play
ever here at popular prices. Tonigh
will be seen the big sensation coined
"Llghts and Shadows of Great City.
with host of comedy scenes brigh
specialties and eqiting climataxes, Th
great fire dancer Rizona will appes
for the first and only time this weel
This novelty should draw crow
alone and all in all a packed house i
anticipated.-Pi Times. The CON
pany viii, appear at the opera house il
Hot Springs for three nights, Thursda
Friday and Saturday of next week.
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