Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-09-28

Miss Kate Murin, County supt. q
Lawrence County, visited in Hot
0peings last week.
Attention is called to the new adver-
tisement Of I. d. Chase. It contains
some news. Read It.
The v. g. 7. U. willTmeetQin:the NJ.
E. church Wed, Oct. Sat 3 p. m. to
study plans Of work. All are cordially
invited to attend.
When you are born the Creator
starts you going and you 60 q long
time, Il you grease the main spring
Of life with Rocky Mountain Tea.
Great l~ubricator.
The Rebskahis will serve . sHarvest
Dinner" election day for tho benefit Of
theI. o. o. F. sHome Fund."~..Chick-
en-pie. mashed potatoes and soailoped
corn. pumpkin pie, doughnuts and
coffee.
Mrs. ]. "A. Stanley audi Mrs. ". J.
Thornby entertained their lady friends
at the residence Of the former Thurs
day afternoon. The weather was some
what threatning, but that did not de-
ter the ladies from putting on their
best "bib and tucker" and meeting for
an afternoon Of enjoyment.
Will Ness, who was reported last
week to be threatened with fever was
taken with pneumonia this week and
his condition is dangerous. It was
thought Wednesday that there was
very little hope for recovery but
Thursday the condition was slightly
improved.
The young people Of the Congre-
gational chnrch will hold basket
sociable at the residence ::of W. R.
Cross, on Jennings Ave. on Friday
evening, Sept. %. Ladies will bring
their baskets with lunch for two and
gentlemen their change to purchase.
Old and young are invited. Games,
music, etc.
The political speech of Hon. H. L.
Loucks in the Opera House Wednesday
night was listened to. with close atten.
ton by the large audience in attend
ance. He began by giving his reasons
for the faith that was in him. He said
that the Republican party four years
ago made many promises and that
then he did not believe they would OF
could be fulfilled, but the results of the
past four years showed that every
promise had been kept, while on the
other hand Bryan and his party made
many prophecies four years ago Of the
terrible effects that would follow the
election Of Mckinley, and every one Of
the prophecies had proven false not
one Of them having come true. In
view Of these facts the only thing for
an honest, sslt-respecting, patriotic
populist could do isto vote for McKin.
Icy and the party that has hope for the
future and faith in the American PEG.
pie. We would like. IL We had room. :tc
give An extended report Of his remarks
but We 60 70 press too soon to permit
Il. Sufloe Il 70 ssy that tho address
was logical, patriotic and instructive
The dead walls snd;stors window
hsrsabouts1.ars just now holding :soms
attractive embellishments Itconcernine
the coming Of Murray and Mack, The
wsll-knowna and successful exponsnta
Of Irish Comedy, who have fora Iona
time been recognised leaders In thsi.
style OF entertainment. In fae&4o.day
they ere the only real Irish Comsdians
Of any prominence now staring, al the
others have separated OF aot bsins able
70 keep pacs with the times bssn eoro.
Cd 70 join - salarisd supports in lazg.
or companiss. Murray and ksck were
hard workers from the hrss, were
constantly crsatins and dsvistns new
things and taxing advantage Of every
chance 20 perfect themselves In their
line. Not taking advantage Of :.ths
public after once getting into their
good srscss TO out their show, but IN
stead, ysar After year bring 70 rs .
better performance than before, both
artistioally and financially. This year
true TO their idea, Of not only present.
ing the best and also the newest, they
bring for production Ct Hot Springs
the roaring Farce COMEDY, sNnnigan's
Ball. another one Of those ridiculous
" funny Irish Comedies. which are
written simply TO amuse, but the auth.
or limerick, unlike most farce writer's,
has written IN interesting story about
sFinnigsn's Ball." and q the title i'm.
plies, there IL plenty Of scope to write
. funny play and ct the same time
have enough plot 70 keep one interest.
cd. Murry and Mack, although full
Of the knock.about and horse play
b~urleeuuo Comedian STYLE. are hokh