Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-10-18
Mrs. Fassett visited Mrs. McNab a

Mrs. Fassett visited Mrs. McNab at
Cascade Wednesday and Thursday.
g. E. Jones returned Wednesday
from his visit to his old home in Iowa.
Miss Minnie Goodykoontz is at Min
neapolis taking instructions in stenog-
raphy.
Rev. Albertson. the lev M. E. pastor,
will arrive this week and conduct his
initial services next Sunday.
The Aid society of the NJ. E. church
was charmingly entertained at the
afternoon.
Great removal sale going on at
the Big Store. Things are going cheap.
The b. & M. now has a standard
euage track into Lead City and is run
ming trains to that busy metropolis
over the new track.
The Pastime club will give its Sec
ond dance of the season Friday night.
They expect to hold a series of dances
every two weeks during the winter at
the city hall.
Bishop O'Gorman arrived Wednes-
day night and on Thursday conducted
confirmation service. At Rapid City
someone stole his baggage containing
robes and clothing valued at $500.
Jay Moore returned Sunday from
Denver. He visited there with Clair
Wood and his mother, Mrs. johnson.
Jay thinks Denver is a charming place
aud he had a most enjoyable time.
Mrs. Bradley entertained the Pres
byterian Aid society on Tuesday after
noon and in the evening served a most
delicious Doc supper for Is cents. She
wa assisted by Mrs. Thorp and Mrs.
Cleveland.
Yeast cakes. n cent per package,
fW" package limit, at Big Department
Store.
Rev. Howard CRUDE, the new pastor
of the Presbyterian church, arrived
Thursday with his family, consisting
of wife and two children. He comes
most highly recommended. He will
hold his first services next Sunday
n%lorning.
Go to +. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
egy Darn for saddle horses and rigs OF
rall Kinds. Telephone No. %.
Mrs. LOOMS Gull returned on Sun.
day evening from her trip to Dead.
wood and Rapid City. She spent sew.
eral days at Deadwood and reports &
most delightful time. On Thursday
Mrs. Gull came down to Rapid for the
meeting of the Black Hills Federation
of Women's clubs. She was enter
Gained at the home of MIR. and Mrs
Whitfield.
Makes assimilation perfect, health,
blood, firm muscles. strong nerves
tluickens the brain. makes ant
keeps you we'll. Great medicine, Rock,
Mountain Tea; Doc. Ask your drug
gist.
y piece of news was received il
Aberdeen this afternoon that will Civ
general satisfaction to the large mem
bership and congregation of tn
Methodist Episcopal church and t
The general public as we'll. The al
1ouncement vas made over the tele
phone from Milbank that the question
of who shall serve as pastor of th
church for the next year had been SCI
lied and that Rev. \. \. Swickard, {
d., will come back to the church fc
his sixth successive year. A stron
effort was made by the committee frol
Nermillion to secure his appointmel
for that city the claim being urge
that being Il university town that Cit
should be entitled to the stronge
man in the conference and one wit
the qualifications ard culture pc
sessed by DIR. Swickard and it W,
feared that the Vermillion Peep
might induce the bishop to yield
sSbeir e%ntreaties. The Aberdeen chur,
made a strong fight 1or his return he
and the result is most gratifying.
aberdeen News.
Mrs. I. Briddleman. of Parshallvil
Mich, was troubled with salt rheu
for thirteen years and had trieda nul
Der of doctors without relief. Aft
two applications of Banner Salve, b
hands became better and in a sho
time she was entirely cured. Bewa
+ substitutes. A. L. Eckstein.