Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-02-15

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A. X. G ariner and wife, of Rapid
City, passed through Hot Springs last
Friday on their way east for visit.
Frank Bower and little fellow
named Welty came over from Edge.
mont Tuesday and played for the ball
that evening.
7. Harrison and wife, of Colorado
Springs, visited their daughter Mrs.
F.. w. johnson, at the Evans. during
the past week.
Misses Werdna Kellar and Dee
Goodykoontz left last week for Mime.
apolis, where they expect to visit
friends for several weeks.
You can get great and good smoke
out OF a Pathfinder cigar-to be found
at Cooks drug store.
jolly Della Pringle comes to the
opera house Tuesday and "Wednesday
Feb. 10Th and Goth with the largest
and best company she has ever carried
many vaudeville features are added.
The old Springer House of Lead
City burned early Tuesday morning
A new hotel will at once be built in its
place. Lead is fast Kidding itself of
it's old business shacks and is rebuild
ing with beautiful, substantial stone
and brick blocks.
"rhe Struggle of Life" Walter San
fords great play which will be pre-
sented Tuesday night by jolly Della
Pringle bears the distinction of being
translated into more languages and
is being played in more countries than
any American play ever written. All
the original costumes and effects will
be used by the Pringle Company.
j. f.. Parks and John Muller spent a
couple of days at Deadwood, Lead and
Stursis this week inspecting their
electric light plants before making pur-
chase of new machinery for the plant
here. They protited by the trip.
though they think they saw some plants
not so good as theirs. They think the
Sturgis plant is an excellent one, in
fact the best in the Hills.
Life Insurance Policies bought for
cash or loaned on Elmer r.. Juckett
Minnekahta Block
Hans Albert, who will be quite we'll
remembered by music lovers here, he
having spent several weeks here last
summer, when he gave one or two mu-
sical entertainme died at st. 10.
seph, Mo, last week of smallpox He
was wonderful violinist and for few
years created "a great furor over the
country by the charms of his music
But dissipation caused his downfall
and he dropped out OF prominence al
most us quickly as he ascended to it
u A later report says that Hans Albert
didn't die.
Bridges rivers, tunnels mountai
build cities. gatheres up the seattle REQ
rays of ones ability. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea does; 35c. Ask youl
druggist
Miss Emily Black. county superin
tendent of schools visited Edgemont
schools on Thursday. During the af
ternoon, Miss Black called at the EX
press office and stated the great pleas
ure she had taken in her visit to the
schools. She was quite enthusiastic
and remarked that the teachers art
thoroughly alive and up-to.date, and
that Prof. Murphy must be good
organizer. The same complaint comes
from her: as to the few patrons who
visit the schools. 1t seems impossible
to get them out. Miss Black has trav
elled over 450 miles i'll this county Wis
iting schools and in her school worl
since November when the office was
turned over to her by Mrs. Thornby
The office of superintendent is in good
and capable hands and the schools ol
the county will feel the benefit of it
Edgemont Express.