Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-06-13

Miss Lena Asher has returned from
Ardmore, where she taught success
full term of school.
Lucille Wade is down from Lead
City visiting her grandparents, DR..
and Mrs. b. A. Wade.
The ladies of the M. p. aid society
will serve ice cream on July 4th at a
shady nook ner Kidney spring.
Package coffee 9 packages forsl 90 at
Richer's.
Mrs. w. J. Smith and baby returned
Wednesday from their visit to friends
in Deadwood and Lead and "Smithy''
is wreathed in smiles now.
Recipe for making fine powder per
fume price 10 cents postpaid. Barkhof
Supply Works, Hot Springs, S. d..
Mrs. DR.. DALEY has been elected
president of the Shakespeare club for
the ensuing year-a fact that pleases
her numerous friends who recognize
her ability and faithfulness to the club.
Fancy EARLY Ohio potatoes at Rich
er's.
Mrs. =. r. Thayer, of Saginaw, Mich,
arrived last Saturday for brief visit
to her cousin, Mrs j. A. Stanley, and
her aunt, Mrs. S. j. Wood She and
Mrs. Stanley had been visiting in Cali
fornia for few weeks together.
Get Fargo's prices en- coffee.
Last Saturday evening Rev. G. fl.
CRUDE spoke the words that united
John Ryan and Miss Phebe Petty in
the holy bonds of matrimony. The
ceremony was performed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bohneline.
"Johny" Ryan has for so long been the
faithful deliveryman for Fargo Mer-
camille Co., that everybody knows him
and will wish the happy couple con-
tinued happiness.
Shoe yourself at Fargo's.
Mrs. r. w. Stanley arrived from Min
neapolis Wednesday, accompanied by
Bonnie Wade, who had been attending
| school there during the past year.
Hugh Pye, young schoolmate of
Bennie's, accompanied him and will
visit in the Hills for few weeks.
Mrs. Stanley and the boys will go to
Lead this week to spend the summer,
but will return here later in the season
for longer visit.
Let's drop down to Franks Cafe and
get nice chop.
G. L. Jensen, who has the contract
for carrying the mail to Lithia, begin
ming July LIST, has decided to put in q
telephone to that place and will begin
stringing wire next week. They have
very fine medicinal waters at Lithia,and
as it is a nice ride over there, going by
way of Cheyenne Falls, Mr.. Jensen
proposes to be prepared to nicely take
care of all who may wish to take the
trip. The telephone will also be nice
thing for the people over in that por-
tion of the country.
Comrade August Herker, of the Hot
Springs Soldiers Home, was pleasant
caller at this office the evening of Me-
mortal Day. The old gentleman is very
we'll satisfied at the treatment he re-
ceives at the Home, and pays many
compliments to Capt. Lucas, now in
charge of the institution The food
provided is the best and plenty of it.,
the rooms and beds clean and comfort
able at all seasons of the year. In
summer the number present is reduced
about one-fourth, many comrades 60
ing off on visits, while few who are
able go away to work and earn a few
dollars. Mr.. Herker is himself pic
ture of health and good-nature. .-Sa-
lem Special.
The Evergreen Cemetery & Mortu-
ary Association have bought the stock
OF tine marble monuments owned by
thu late James Riordan. Joyce says
he is opening monumental works,
will engage first class sculptor and
keep the finest assortment of tomb
stones and monuments constantly on
hand 6.S
The Epworth League entertainment
at the M. p. church last Friday even
ing was a decided success. A fine au-
dience was present and manifested
their appreciation of each number of
the program. The mandolin and cor.
net solos by Messrs. Greene and Dor
nan were roundly applauded. The
interest reached the climax when in
response to the roll call thirty offer
ings were brought forward, the bearers
relating in rhyme their varied expert
ences in earning the cash. All we're
unusual" and many were decidedly
mirth provoking AS result of their
labors the young people netted s45
The Epworth League wishes to ex-
press their heartfelt thanks to all who
in any way assisted in making the en-
tertainment success. X.