Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-11


Cy Calhoun and wife came down
from Deadwood Saturday night. Mrs.
Calhoun went from here to Nebraska
to visit relatives.
We are indeed glad to know that DR..
Seymour will visit our city again, and
he assures US that he will continue to
do so as often as occasion requires.
AS usual Fargo has seeds.
The Chadron Journal prints cut
of the Hospital of this place and says
that Engineer JAS Stanton speaks in
highest praise of his treatment while
in the Hospital.
Let's drop down to Franks Cafe and
get nice chop.
j. e. Moran and family expect to
move into town next week from their
| ranch. Mr.. Moran's health is still very
poor and it is hoped that by being here
where he can have careful treatment
he may soon be improved.
The Sisters of the Hospital an.
nounce that improvements upon the
grounds will be commenced next week
aud that if anyone desires to con.
tribute team work it will be greatly ap.
preciated.
Guy Bradley returned last Friday
from his trip to the Pacific coast. He
visited all along from Los Angeles to
Seattle and enjoyed the journey very
much. He liked California much bet
ter than other portions of the coast.
The st. Paul Weekley Dispatch and
the STAR one year for Sl.65.
Am very busy now; meet me ut
Franks Cafe.
Mrs. e. S. Weldon. who has spent
the winter in town, went out to the
ranch with her husband Monday. The
children will finish the term of school
here before going home.
Ladies tailor made suits at the Fair.
w. r. Morgan has purchased the
residence now occupied by E. B.
Cook and will remove it to his lots on
the corner of Park avenue and eighth
street, where it will be enlarged and
rebuilt into a fine residence.
Try our short orders if in a hurry,
Franks Cafe.
Jas. M. Mcdonald and wife will give
an entertainment at the M. E.. church
Friday evening April 1s, 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.
Ladies! Call and see the finest line
of Easter millinery that has ever been
brought to Hot Springs. 1t is now on
exhibition at Miss Druse's millinery
tore.
w. j. Miller left Wednesday fo,
Studley, Kansas. to join his wife. He
has not fully determined upon where
he will locate. His many friends here
regret his departure, for he is not only
an honorable, upright citizen, but is an
exceptionally good barber, whom we
are glad to commend to any communi
ty. We wish him success and happi
ness wherever he may go-hoping all
the time that he may yet return here
Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys
and bladder right. Don't delay tax
ing. Sold by Albert L. Eckstein.
Sadie Raymond, after years alb
sence from the missouri Girl" has re
turned to the cast and to her orieina
part of "Daisy Grubb." This is the
role in which Miss Raymond won dis
tinction and prominence in the theat
rical profession. She is surrounded
by an excellent company and will nc
doubt be greeted by a crowded house
when she appears at the Opera House
Saturday Apr 26.
The surest and safest remedy fo,
kidney and bladder diseases ia Foley,t
Kidney Cure. Sold by A. l.. Eckstein
The republican state convention or
June 4th promises to be happy love
feast. The principal places upon the
ticket will be filled unanimously by
the denomination of the present one
term officials. There will be no con
tention over the office of state auditor
for that position has always beer
turned over to the newspaper boys Il
fill, and they have already nominated
Dick Halliday. For commissioner OF
school and public lands there will b,
an interesting little contest, while th,
state treasurership will not go without
some strife. The state superintend
ency has two or three aspirants. Not
withstanding that the principal place.
will be filled unanimously the attend
ance will doubtless be large. The cal
provides for about 1000 delegates, ant
they will want to be there.