Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-05-25

Fort Laramie, Wyo., once the most
important army post in the West, has
again been brought into communities.
ton with the outside world-not by
government pack-train, but by the
steam horse of the Burlington Rail
road The Guernsey extention of the
Burlington has reached Fort Laramie,
and q bustling new town has already
sprung into existence on the old
istoric ground. The Burlington eX-
poets to run cars into Guernsey, by
May 10.
Don't stay at home on account of
that cold. Keep on with your work
and take Krause's Cold Cure. Sold by
Emil Hargins.
ThereM be abundant opportunity
for cheap travelling this summer. In
addition to low excursion rates
announced to Philadelphia and Kan
sas City for national political con-
ventions, a round-trip rate Of one fare,
plus 81 has been made for the meeting
of the National Education Association
at Charleston, 8. c., July 7-13. Low
rates to Colorado, to Yellowstone
Park, and to the resorts of the Black
Hills Of South Dakota will also prevail.
Everybody is talking of Moore's
Crackers and Cookies, both for quality
and price.
Tho season for the annual Chau-
tauqua assemblies is at hand, and the
Lake Madison Assembly will, as usual,
provide a very excellent and attractive
program. We have never had the
pleasure of attending this Chautauqua
but judging from the preliminary pro-
gram issued the season must be an un-
usually attractive one. The names on
this program indicate past prosperity,
present ability and calculation to
make it q permanent and useful as
sembly in the future. The season
this year runs from June q to July 10,
and the program is crowded with the
best Of talent for the whole time.
For Sale or Exchange.
Ono Missouri Jack. Will be sold or
Exchanged for horses or cattle.
w. Ii. ROBINSON,
Oral, s. Oak.
Free scholarship to Each County.
The Carnegie College, a newly in
corporated instituation at Rogers,
Ohio, in order to introduce its meth
DDS of teaching by correspondence,
will give one Free Scholarship to each
county in our State. The Free
Relationships grants to the student
free tuition in the Normal and Acade-
mic Courses, and also in the Business
Courses, including Bookkeeping and
Short-hand. All the instruction is
given by mail at the students home.
Students making application for Free
Scholarships should write at once to
the College and mention this paper,
also the county and state.
I reckon not the seasons,
Nor the years that come and go.
Life's an all-around pleasure to me.
Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
The College Glee Club sang at the
Soldiers Home Sunday.
Read the new advertisement of Isaac
III. Chase in another column.
The Fairs new advertisement offers
some new and s%easonable goods al
reasonable rates.
AT Baptist church, usual services
next Lords Day. Preaching both
morning and evening.
DR.. r. ID. Jennings was called to Hill
City Monday on professional business.
He returned Tuesday.
Demosthenes Hall is a thing of tn
past. Will Engle, "the Last of the
Mohicans," went to his home in Stur.
gis, Wednesday morning.
:: Elmer Stambaugh with his mother
/ and brother came down this week tc
attend commencement exercises. They
ere occupying the Ross cottage on Col.
\ lege fiat.
The b. Up. U. district convention
for the Black Hills will be held at the
Baptist church June 8, 6, and :. Watcl
!; for program next week. All are cord
Tally invited to attend.
Rev. Robert Titmarsh, of De-
Moines is visiting with Jas. B. Hedg,
and family. He expects to remain
month or more, and try the Ho'
Springs cure for asthma.
Tuesday the Transfer Fuel ane