Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-09-13

The Presbyterian Sunday school will
hereafter be held at 1915, Immediately
after the morning preaching service.
Fresh blackberries ut Fargo's.
Mrs. B. r. Lennon and Joseph Pitt,
both of Rapid City, we're married at
the home of the bride on Tuesday
evening. Mrs. j. G. Richer, of this
city, an intimate friend of tie bride,
was present at the Wedding.
For SALE-Ctinese store and laun-
dry. Call on Joe Chow, opposite Gill
lespie hotel.
At "a meeting of the Firemans' band
Wednesday night Geo. r. Jones was
unanimously elected leader. Mr.. Jones
is thoroughly up-to-date in music and
under his instruction the boys will un.
doubtly make good progress.
Hon. e. D.. Norton and wife, former
residents of' Hot Springs, came in
Thursday morning from Casper, Wyo.,
their present home. MIR. Norton has
been suffering from rhumatism and
knew where to come to be cured. They
will remain a few weeks.
Great removal sale now going on at
the Big Store. Things are going cheap.
Mrs. G. w. Greene and SON, Hugh,
spent last Saturday and Sunday in
Deadwood and Rapid City, and drove
the cart and pony from there down
reaching here Tuesday evening. They
took their time and hunted most of
the way.
HORSES FOR SALE % head of
fine two year-ol Hambletonian colts
for sale at Hot Springs. At a bargain il
sold at once. Call at the STAR office.
AT the last meeting of the school
board Mrs. Alice r. Daley was unani-
mously elected as a member of the
board to take the place of Mr.. Hammer,
who has removed from town. The
board made a wise choice and it is
sincerely hoped that Mrs. Daley will
accept the place, for her experience
and ability splendidly qualify her for
the duties.
Chas. Replogle of Atwater. o.. was
trouble. After using Foley's Kidney
Cure four days he was cured.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Standen, of M~innekahta, broke her
right arm ct the elbow and dis
5 located the elbow joint by falling off
i of the school yard fence at Minnekahta
. while at play during recess Wednesday
forenoon. The little sufferer was i'm
mediately brought to town by her
g brother Frank and the injured member
S was attended to by DIR. Hargens. The
injury is a serious one and 1t is feared
!, that a stiff joint may result.
! The kig>Department Store is selling
t cheap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Martin will
a leave Monday for California where they
expect to spend the winter. MIR,
Martin has been the chef at the Evans
for the past two or three years and his
services have been eminently salts.
factory. Mrs. Martin is an accom-.
t plished singer and her departure will
be regretted by guests of the Evans
!. as we'll ss by Hot Springs residents
who have frequently been entertained
t by her excellent singing.
DIR. Williams, the we'll known Eng.
lish specialist now associated with DIR
Seymour, besides being skillful in the
treatment of eye, ear. nose and throat
!. troubles, is thoroughly conversant with
. all nervous and chronic diseases. lie
grants free consultation.
No sooner had Senator Kittridge
: donned his new senatorial toga, which
= by the way, is very becoming to him
than he started for Washington to lool
after the varied and numerous inter
: ests of his constituents. The Senate
9 is in close touch with the administra
g ton and on very friendly terms witt
e many party leaders and heads of de
n partments, giving him aprestige rarel.
enjoyed by newly appointed or electe
senators and exceeded by few who hav
grown gray in the service. Senate
Kittridge and Representative Burk
1T recently visited Washinton in th
interest of Fort Meade and induce
NJ Secretary of War Root to designat
that post as a purchasing depot fe
IS: cavalry and artillery horses. Durir
"A; the past summer the quartermaster
department has purchased nearly 81
es horses in South Dakota and adjoinir
~ states for use of cavalry and artille1
which we're delivered at Fort Mead
A strong effort is being made, too,
have q summer school of instructie
NJ. located at Fort Meade. The last Sc
RS. sion of congress passed a law provi
i'd ing for the Investigation of the que
,d- ton of location of summer schools
,rt. instruction and camps at which reg
on lars aud militia might join in practic
.rv instruction in the art of warfal