Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-07-27
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

tertalnlng quite number of people
this week.
The hotels could use many more
rooms if they had them. Boarding
places are aI q premium.
There will be a Bloomer Social
given by D. of H. for the A. o. U. w.
and families, Thursday July 3lst.
Vote at Cooks Invalid and Tourist
Drug Store for the best looking young
lady.
For Sale or Exchange.
One Missouri Jack. Will be sold or
exchanged for horses or cattle.
w. H. ROBINSON,
Oral, s. Oak.
We have new advertisements this
week for the Fair, Fargo Mercantile
Co and the stockman of this section.
Read them. They may be interesting.
The best 8 ct. smoke in the city is
to be found at Cooks Drug Store.
Call for the Little Pathfinder.
| MIR. Elsey is advertising u clearing
sale of summer goods at the Fair, to lie
ready for his early fall goods. He has
a fine assortment of goods and bar
gains will be given.
The Plunge flower garden is a thing
OF exceptional beauty at present. The
sweet odor that arises from the beds,
i'll addition to the exhilarating feeling
after plunge makes life very enjoy
able
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thorpe enter
tanned a party of friends at the Evans.
The company was composed of Mes
danes w. HI. Stewart, A. L. Eckstein,
W. H. Stanley, Miss Luella Mcdonald,
Messrs A. L. Eckstein, w. Ii. Stanley,
and Harry Stewart.
The best looking young lady in Hot
Springs will receive ladies' gold neck
chain if she receives the highest num-
Der of votes, one vote with every glass
of soda water at Cooks Drug Store.
Division Superintendent j. r. Field
of the Burlington route, was in the city
with his special car, Wednesday. He
is making an inspection tour of this
division. His wife and family are ac
companying him on the trip.
Among the many pleasure parties
spending few days in our city is one
from Omaha composed of promi-
nent people of that city. T. j. Rodgers,
wife and daughters Janet and Mary
A., Mrs. G. w. Hamilton and three
children.
While the Plunge wagon was going
down to the bridge from the south, Fri.
day afternoon, one of the hind wheels
broke and for moment bid fair to
cause some excitement, but the driver,
John Jones, handled the horses SO we'll
that no one was hurt in the least.
Miss Abbie jennings, who is visiting
Grace Hancher, of Herkimer, N. Y, in
letter to her parents, tells of an invi-
tation to visit the sea shore, from Mrs.
Jno. De Kay, formerly Miss Anna Wal
ton of Black Hills College. Mrs. De
Kay lives on the bay near Sandy Hook
N. j., and Misses Jennings and aanch.
er are having very pleasant outing
with their friend.
1--WE have sold many different cough
remedies. but none has given better
satisfaction than Chamberlains," SAYS
Mr.. Charles Holzhauer, Druggist, New
ark. N. j. sit is perfectly safe and
can be relied upon in all cases of
coughs, colds or hoarcness. Sold by
E. b. Cook u Co. druggists.
Hot Springs was never more pop.
ular pleasure and health resort than
now. Her hotels are filled with people
from every state in the union and
life-giving merriment and comfort
everywhere reign supreme. The
SNAV0A oPSAo NAA0dy UulS famous
Black Hills resort. The plunge bath
the largest in the world and famous
for its tepid, crystal, sever.changing
waters-is patronized by merry
throng all hours of the day. The
Evans is still under the MANAGEMENT
of the genial Harry ID. Clark, and
maintained at the standard of the
high.class hotel. The table is all one
could desire, an orchestra in attend
ance at dinner, and furnishes the
inspiration for dancing in the lobby
every evening. Hot Springs and the
attendant accommodations and sur
rounding are certainly calculated to
cause humanity to forget trouble and
drive away dull care from the brow of
the most taciturn individual, Just
now the Burlington is running a
series Of excursions that bring these
attractions within the reach of mod.
est purse, and those in need of rest or
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