Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-09-20

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turned from Sylvan Lake whore j. D.
pleased the tourists this summer with
his cooking.
WE. Harrison returned from Chi
cago the first OF the week and, with his
his sister and Mrs. Carter, is now stay.
ing at the Palace.
Hon. Geo. P. Bennett and wife came
down from Rapid City Friday for a
few days visit, Mr.. Bennett being a
delegate to the joint judicial conven-
tion held here on Saturday.
Yeast cakes, one cent per package.
two package limit, at Big Department
Store.
The management of the Palace hotel
very pleasantly entertained the guests
of the house and a number Of young
society people of the city with a dance
on SATURDAY night.
G. H. Mitchell returned Friday from
his sad mission to New York, where he
went to receive the body of his little
daughter who died in southern France
last month.
Mrs. Lulu Perry returned Tuesday
from Battle Creek, Mich, where she
has been for over two years as a nurse
and has graduated from that splendid
%sanitarium. She will probably remain
here.
Mrs. Alfred standen aud family de-
sire, through the STAR, to thank their
neighbors and friends, and the mem.
bers of the local lodge of Workmen,
for the aid and comfort given them in
their late bereavement.
Go to F. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs Of
all kinds. Telephone No. %
James Holenbeck and wife, who re-
side e Ardmore, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Barber this week.
Mrs. Holenbeck will remain about two
weeks while her husband is gone to
Omaha with q shipment of cattle.
Mrs. Norma Williams arrived the
first of the week from Omaha for the
purpose of placing her little daughter,
Bessie, in school here. Mrs. Williams
returned Immediately to Omaha where
she is employed in the family of Hon.
b. T. White, general counsel of the
Elkhorn road.
Coles picture of the interior of the
new plunge is all right. He shows a
diver apparently suspended in mid air.
The dwelling house on Park avenue,
just south of G. r. Cramer's residence,
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Hale, was
nearly destroyed by fire Tuesday morn
ing. Hose company No. l and the
Minnekahtas responded promptly to
the alarm. Nearly all the furniture ex-
cept the bedding up stairs was saved.
The building was nearly ruined.
The fire started from a defective aue.
The property is owned by Mark
Thomas and was not insured. Emil
Hargens was knocked down and stun.
ned by one of the hose carts while re.
turning from the fire.
The residence of Mrs. Sam G.. Odell
in Catholicon addition, was totally
destroyed by fire on Monday afternoon
The fire was started in a clothes closet
by children who were playing there
Il. j. Harlow appeared on the scene
shortly after the fire started but
owing to the scarcity of water nothing
could be done toward checking the
flames. They succeeded, however, il
saving nearly all the furniture, but
: considerable clothing was destroyed
There was no insurance on the proper
ty, and Mrs. Odell, who is II widow
with u large family of small children
can lily afford the heavy loss she has
Sustained.
For SALE-A bargain for cash, my
Stewart bath house, Hot Springs. AID
dress H. j. Sparks, lock box GOO, Lead
South Dakota.
A fewyears ago the coming of a good
musical company to our city was {
great event and always filled the house
with a fine audience. OF late musica
entertainments have not been so freely
patronized here. Why? Simply be
cause the usual programs we're TOT
classical and cold for the average
> auditor. In the program to be givel
by the Schubert Symphony Club an
Lady Quartette on October 5th, W
have a musical entertainment that i
highly enjoyable from first to last
, Our readers will do we'll to remembe
3 that it is not often that we are ofere
= such a feast of musical good things a
s the Schuhert's program contains.
Ulcers, open or obstinate sore.
5 scalds and piles, quickly cured b
Banner Salve, the most healing med
81 cine in the world. A. L. Eckstein.
. The supreme court has granted a r
= hearing in the case of Mcgowan y
s. Groneweg. The case arose in circui