Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-06-01
Sunday was a scorcher.

Sunday was a scorcher.
Mrs. r. D. West is visiting relatives
at Albion, Neb.
The school census was completed |
Thursday night.
Miss Wayne Smithson has been
quite sick this week.
The band received q beautiful new
BIB cornet, Thursday, from the factory
Of @. q. Conn.
H. d. Clark left Monday night upon
q business trip to Chicago and Omaha.
The new foot bridge between the
Union Station and the bowling alley
was completed this week.
Miss Mills who has been visiting E.
W. Martin and family for several weeks
returned to Hot Springs Monday.
Miss Nellie Smithson came up from
Oelrichs Saturday. She will remain
during the summer.
LOST-A gold hunting case, Wheeler
movement watch-Finder will lplease
return it to E. Elsey and receive
reward.
Rev. Dodshon, who has been spend
ing a months vacation here, returned
this week to his work as pastor of the
Episcopal church in Douglas, wyo.
Mrs. E. G. Miller, of Lynch, Neb.,
came up Sunday to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross. Mrs. Millers hus-
band is editor of the Lynch Sun.
Several picnic parties HE'D them
selves to quiet and retired hooks dur
ing last week and enjoyed balmy breez-
es, ants, and a good appetite.
All persons having bills against the
Hot Springs :Plaster Company will
please put in their statements by the
9TH of each month,
There's no beauty in all the land,
That can with her face compare.
He lips are red, her eyes are bright,
She takes Rocky Mountain Tea at
night.
Won't you please call at the Big
Department Store and see what they
have got. New goods, low prices and
careful attention. Headquarters for
Strawberries this year.
FARGO MERCANTILE co.
Rev. Robert Bagnell and son re-
turned to Sioux City Sunday last. Rev.
Bagnell added to his already good list
of friends in Hot Springs by his able,
interesting lecture, as we'll as by his
pleasing personality.
The W.. G. T. U. will meet in the NJ.
e. church We'd, June G, at 3P. M. The
program is a Bible study including
papers on Joshua: Character and
leadership" samuel as a man and
Leader and "Hannah, the Ideal
Mother" All are cordially invited to
attend.
Miss Minnie Goody Koontz, who has
been living in Minneapolis during the
winter, returned to Hot Springs Satur-
day. She is staying with Miss Edith
Cleveland. Her sister, Miss Dee and
mother Mrs. Conner will return to Hot
Springs in a few weeks.
Mrs. A. L. Eckstein entertained the
Methodist Ladies Aid Society, tTues-
day afternoon as a farewell to Mrs.
Prof. Won Eschen. A pleasant after
noon was spent. About five o'clock
dainty refreshments were served and
after bidding good bye to Mrs. Won
Eschen, the members depart ed to their
homes.
Prof. and Mrs. Won Eschen left We'd
nesday for a visit to their homes in
Iowa. Mr.. Won Eschen has accepted a
position as superintendent in a school
of East South Dakota. Many good
friendships were formed by this young
COuPA0 Al OA0 Alklo AlOuCA9 VI UIlClI res
idence here and we lose a good family
in their leaving.
Fishermen who went to Cheyenne
this week were disappointed because
the water was so scarce. In many
places it is as clear and no deeper than
Fall River, the fish being about as
numerous as they are in the last named
river. Some who had nerve enough to
cast their lines, tell about the bites
they had, but when pinned down to it
we found they were mosquito bites,
principally.
Herbert McManus, W. G. Wagner,
Frank Bomker and Miss Gertrude
Hurlbut comprise an aggregation of
musicians that will provide music this
summer at the Evans, Mr.. Wagner
plays the violin and cornet, Mr.. Bomp.
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