Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-18
SPRAY OF The Springs.

Mrs. Matt Bingham is somewhat i'm
proved from her recent critical illness.
As usual Fargo has seeds.
DIR. Hargens has been detained at
Buffalo Gap for couple of days on
professional business.
Ladies tailor made suits at the Fair.
There was quite a fall of snow last
Sunday. While it was rather chilly
for stock it made lots of moisture.
Try our short orders if in hurry.
Franks Cafe.
James Halloran and W. B. Mallson
went to Hot Springs this morning to
spend few days for their health and
happiness.-Lead Tribune.
The w. c. T. U. will hold meeting
at the home of Mrs. Stoddard on Gold
Brook Wednesday,, April %. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Notice the attractions offered in new
advertisements in this issue of Richer
q Co., G. w. Montgomery and j. III.
Evans
DR.. Bowman is at the Gillespie.
ID. G. Grippen and w. r. Morgan
went to Edgemont Thursday toinspect
the new wagon bridge across the Chey-
enne river. Charley Bland accompa-
MED them.
s. ID. Wilson writes from Seattle that
they expect to settle down there for
while at least. They like the place
very much, and he says it is ga hum
mer." Mrs. Wilson's health is much
improved.
DR.. Bowman will not rob you.
"The Missouri Girl" which will be at
the Opera House, Saturday, April 26 is
play that pleases all classes alike.
1t is thoroughly American in its con-
struction and contains story that is
of interest to all.
Ladies! Call and see the finest line
of Easter millinery that has ever been
brought to Hot Springs. It is now on
tore.
Col. j. r. Buchanan, the genial gen.
eral passenger and ticket agent for the
F. E. & M. v. Ry., spent Tuesday in
town. He has always been very loyal
friend of Hot Sprinfis and by voice as
we'll as pamphlets and folders by the
thousands sings the praises of this
place. He hopes for good season.
DIR. Seymour is not able to visit our
city often, but his many patients and
friends are glad to wait for his coming.
Ihey feel that it is an opportunity to
receive positively the best service Of a
specialist.
Jas. M. Mcdonald and wife will give
an entertainment at the NJ. E. church
Friday evening April ls, presenting
the great passion play Oberammergau,
illustrated with fine colored stereopti-
con and life-moving pictures, together
with other interesting pictures and
scenes. A royal entertainment is
promised. Reserved seats 40 cents,
adults 30 cents, children 90 cents.
DR.. Bowman, the eye specialist, is a
resident of Deadwood, and makes reg.
ular visits to Hot Springs once year.
He will test your eyes, fit your glass
es correctly and guarantees you good
satisfaction. Give him your work. he
will treat'you right. At Hot Springs,
for few days longer at the Gillespie.
Tug Wilson returned last week from
Oregon greatly delighted with that
country. Soon as he can dispose of
his belongings down at Merriman he
expects to remove to Eugene, Oregon.
He thinks that grand country. E. j.
Moore and family expect to locate.
there also.
The surest and safest remedy for
kidney and bladder diseases is Folev,s
Kidney Cure. Sold by A. L. Eckstein.
Thos. Tate was up from Hot Springs
this week, visiting his son Lee. "Tom"
is ''as happy as clam" in the Soldiers
Home. Though an ''old vet" and pio-
neer of South Dakota of the vintage of
'5s, he's still hale and hearty and ap-
pears good for yet another cycle of
years of his present treatment at the
Home. Record.
Remember and see the eye specialist
Barnes at the Gillespie Friday p. m =,
April %.
Emmons Erway, brother of Ell and
and George Erway of this city, accom-
panied by his, wife, arrived Monday
morning from Valley, Nebr., remaining
until Thursday morning when they
went on to Hot Springs, where they
will spend the entire summer on ac-
count of Mrs. Erway, who does not en-
joy the the best of health. Mr.. Erway
is retired railroad conductor and
business man of that place. Chadron
Journal.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys
and bladder right. Don't delay TAX
ing. Sold by Albert L. Eckstein.