Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-05

Hill City.
See 1.-THE Three Musketeers" Mon
day evening April 8.
Miss Ella Daniels has about recov-
cred from an attack of rheumatism.
See Sanford Dodge as D'artagman
in "The Three Musketeers" Monday
evening April 8.
Miss Mary A. Kelly, q kindergarten
teacher of Syracuse, Ny, is here with a
view to organize a class.
"The ladies of st. Luke's Guild will
give an Easter Tea at Mrs. Hunts on
Monday afternoon from three till five.
Price Is cents. Everyone cordially in-
vited."
Geo. Cross has gone to Lynch, Nebr.,
where he will work for his brother-in-
law in a newspaper Office. George is a
good compositor, but. proposes to learn
the job printing business. The STAR
wishes him success.
Frank Green and wife are planning
on spending the ulnm with relatives
in New York, and will probably leave
here about May lst. They have rent
ed their residence to w. j. Smith.
John Berg, brother of G. A. Berg,
boss stone mason of the Black Hills
division of the Elkhorn, died at the
hospital Thursday morning. The re-
mains we're taken to Chadren last
evening.
Miss Daisy Willoughby will be- mar
ried next Sunday at Keystone, the for
tunate young IA being VIM. Garfield,
a brother of Charlie of this place. Her
father and brother Victor, and Frank
Coleman will go to Keystone to attend
the wedding.
MIR. Dunlap, the advance agent for
the Sanford Dodge Co., and j.. G.
Richer made an advance sale of S3
tickets for the company on Tuesday
and didn't work much at it either-so
that a large attendance is assured.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold an Easter Fair in the
old Salvation Army hall opposite Sull-
ivan's blacksmith shop on Saturday.
.April6 6. Fancy and useful articles will
be M sale. Dinner and supper will be
served and a iirst-class bill of fare will
be provided. Look for further notice
in next issue.
On Monday evening Mr.. Sanford
Dodge and his excellent company will
present "The Three Musketeers.'
Mr.. Dodge is a great favorite with the
theatre goers of Hot Springs and this
season he has surrounded himself with
Il better and larger company than he
has ever carried before, and has also
added sbecial scenery and elaborate
costumes. Monday evening April s.
Geo. Spear, IL of the proprietors of
the OXnard hotel at Norfolk. who
came here about two weeks ago on a
stretcher unable to move a sshand or
limb, suffering great agony from rheu-
IAtlNlolll lCUtAkASA w III I1OtlS NttAuSS.
day wholly cured. No one could speak
in louder praise of the healing proper.
ties of these waters than Mr.. Spear
and he will never loose an opportunity
to speak u good word for Hot Springs,
Mrs. A. j. Hattrey entertained on
Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs
r. r. Martin of Hot Springs, S. d
> The parlors were decorated in palms
and American Beauties. A fine must.
cal program was rendered by Profs
Shaw, Stevenson Freeland, Keys and
Mrs. Martin, after which a f%our-course
luncheon was served. Those present
were: Messrs. and Mesdames Howard
Goodlet, Haley, Shaw, Freeland, Steven.
son, Keys, Hattrey and Mrs. Martini
Omaha Bee.
The supreme court has rendered a
decision in the Board of Charities and
correction case, holding the new Law
valid. This gives the new appointees
of Gov. Herreid their places upon the
board at once, which will no doubt re.
suit in a change Of management of the
state institutions at once. The court
: holds in effect that under the present
constitutional provisions there are
: three classes of laws which can be pass
ed by the legislature: Those which the
r referendum amendment itself except.
from its provisions; emergency laws
:, which go into effect at once, and which
cannot be subject to the referendum
r and measures which do not go int,
effect for ninety days after the clos
q of the session.
Those having eye ear, nose an,
throat trouble, should not fail to con
suit Drs. Seymour and Williams at tn
Evans hotel Wednesday and Thursda
= May 9Th and 9th. Consultation fire,
B. The Salvation Army thanks th
" friends who are so literally assistin
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