Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-19
Spray OF t9e Springs.
Quo vadis April oath.

G. o. Steenrod left Thursday for st.
Paul, Mimi, upon Il business trip for a
few days.
Ada Bradt was operated upon at the
hospital Saturday by DIR. Hargens, and
is getting along finely.
Mrs. DIR. Conner was able to go to
her office Monday for the first time for
six weeks, having been confined to her
home with An aggravated case of grip.
Mrs. W. s. Cavanagh visited friends
in the Northern Hills during the last
week. She had an enjoyable time,
Notwithstanding snow, sleet and rain,
and almost impossible streets.
WANTEp:-Farmers bring your but
ter, eggs, rubber, copper, etc. to j. w.
Brock II Co.
Miss Ethel PIERCE returned Tuesday
night from the Sisters school at Stur-
gis, where she has been attending for
three or four months. She is much
pleased to be home, for it is her first
experience in being separated from her
parents.
The campfire at G. \. r.. hall Monday
night was we'll attended. even though
the weather was u~nfavorable. The
singing, music, games, refreshments,
etc, were much enjoyed, and the eX-
chequer OF the order was visibly re-
p%lenished.
Earl Chambers and wife returned to
their home, at Moorcroft, Wyo., last
Monday. They we're accompanied by
Mrs. Jessie Chambers and children,
few weeks, after which she will return
here and keep house for her father.
Medley Parsons says that he notices
some eastern people are making con
siderable ado about their old violins.
and that he has one worth mentioning
also. His is an Italian violin made in
1742, making it l59 years old. 1t is still
full OF good music and Mr.. Parsons
prizes it highly.
Maj. Demarest left for Watertown.
, S. d., Tuesday night. lie is in exceed
ingly poor health, and does not en-
pect to ever return to Hot Springs, re-
alizing that he has but n short time to
has been IA prominent figure in the q.
\. II. of the state for about 20 years.
III. j. Harlow, pension attorney, has
secured the allowance of the claim of
Zeno Brown, late Co. X. 4th iii. Cav,
for restoration bringing the snug sum
of $1,000 back pension. This is one of
. and reflects credit upon the one who
has been so persistent in his efforts to
secure the allowance of the claim.
i NJ. Flanagan was Il Monday arrival
> and viii. spend "A few weeks hereamong
] old acquaintance. He resides at Min
$ neapolis. though he has various west.
ern interests hat occupy some of his
9 time. He is the principal owner of the
i only bank at Stuart, Neb., which is in
l charge of his II Mr.. Flannigan has
lost none of his good nature nor aver
n dupois.
Thos. Touge and H. j. Mayham, of
e Denver, Geo. NJ. Mix and j. $. Noodle,
:. of BelleFourche, spent Sunday at the
S Evans. They are the prime movers in
= the development of the Hidden For
v tune gold mine of the Northern Hills
Mr.. Touge is a newspaper man ant
experienced in mines and minerals and
will see that the Hills is we'll writer
n up for some of the Denver papers
Miss Zela Zee Leslie who plays til
S roll of Lygia in Sanford Dodge's pre-
duction of Quo Vadis is not only
< talented and charming actress but
10 beautiful singer as we'll. She possesse
i. a delightful soprano voice and durin
1t the last scene of the 5th act where sh
,e is imprisoned for her faith in Chri.
she will sing "Jesus Lover of My Sou.
~ at the Opera House April "a. Price
- %, 30, 30, and 10 cents.
n s'Have you any doubts remaining
W. said Mrs. Jones. mo, Marinda, l ha,
q. not. took Rocky Mountain Tea la
,' night" Twill remove any impnl
o. thots i'll the human family. 35c. Az
IS your druggist.
,ot Cards announcing the marriage
'es Raymond Tillotson aud Miss AM
DIS Crissman at Hastings, Nebraska, APP
Z, 1901, we're received by that couple
al many friends here this week. 7
CT newly welded pair will be at hol
. ' after the fifteenth of this month
Alliance. 1t is needless to CONNIE
upon this happy marriage, for be
parties are we'll known and nothi
-, that might be said could add to I
esteem in which they are held by
,ad lance people. Mr.. Tillotson is bui
ing up u good business i'll the dr.
- trade, he being II of the prophet
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