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

first of the week and is recuperating
his health.
We do brag on our flour and butter.
Thomas & Taylor.
The w. G. L. U. will meet in the M.
d. church Wed. June 11th., at 2:3O p.
m. All are cordially invited to attend.
A Fourth of July celebration in Hot
Springs would te the best way to cele-
brate the passage of the National San
itarium bill.
Package coffee packages for 81 90 at
Richer's
DR.. Rice returned to our city from
Chicago Thursday, where he has been
taking his post graduate course.
Mrs. VIM. Bokof, sister of Mrs. L. A.
Stabler, arrived Monday from Atkin-
son, Neb., and will spend some time in
our city bathing.
For two weeks the Smart Millinery
Company will offer at special sale
their line of trimmed hats.
NJ. A. Meyendorff was a passenger
last evening for Wind Cave, where he
goes to superintend the governments
interests.-Rapid City Journal.
Mrs. Joe Loydel and son, of Chicago,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. VanSittert.
Mrs. Loydel is sister -in-law of Mr..
VanSittert.
Recipe for making fine powder per
fume price 10 cents postpaid. Barkhof
Supply Works, Hot Springs, s. ID.
W. III. Tompkins, ex-superintendent
of the reform school, has come out in a
signed article denying the charges pre-
ferred against him several months ago
by the board of charities.
Sold by us only-so beware of imi-
tation and buy the Gold Coin butter
and you will alway get something good.
30 cents now. Thomas & Taylor.
Mr.. o. L. Bird, the pleasant young
gentleman who clerked at the Palace
hotel last season, returned from FIRE.
mont Wednesday and will stay for two
or three months.
Do you like good bread and butter?
Most everybody does. Then buy your
-four and butter at
THOMAS & TAYLOR.
Miss Cunningham, principal of our
city schools, left for Cedar Falls, Ia,
Wednesday. While away she expects
to attend summer school at the Cedar
Falls college.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. X. Hand left We'd
nesday to attend the graduation of
their daughter Leora and son D. NJ.
from Central Iowa College situated at
Pells, la.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rich
ards, Saturday. a bouncing boy. The
STAR congratulates the happy parents
upon this arrival and hopes he may
live to be source of comfort to his
parents.
BoRN-Friday beautiful little boy
was born into the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Hartung. May he ever be a
source of happiness to his parents is
the sincere wish of the STAR.
Civil Engineer F. A. Haines and wife.
of Deadwood, and Chief Engineer f..
M. Marsh, of Omaha, both connected
with the Elkhorn surveyors depart
ment, spent several days in the city
the past week.
Among our townsmen who are taking
in the Republican convention at Sioux
Falls this week are: j. L. Burke. r,
s. Kelly, DR.. Stewart, A. B. Connor, d.
G. Grippen, Chas. Stewart, DR.. Jen-
nings and j. A. Stanley. The conven-
tion is only a matter of form this year,
as most of the old officers will be re-
nominated, and there isn't much COM
petition for the other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fallon, father and
mother of Prof. Geo. and Miss Rose
Fallon formerly of Buffalo Gap, ar
:ived from Hay Springs, Neb., Sunday
and are keeping bouse in Jim Rey.
nold's cottage near the Clifton House
Mr.. Fallon is quite feeble and they
have come here in hopes of benefttine
his health.
Jas. G. Stanley-or .Jim," as he is
known by his old chums and playmates
here,-was graduated from the civic
course of the university of Mime.
sofa this week with high honors. He
also completes his first year in law
He will probably finish law at one of
the larger eastern institutions. where
there are better opportunities for ob-
serving the practical experience in
that line. Jim is thoroughbred Da-
kotan, having been born at Gary, Deuel.
county, Dakota Territory in 81, and
came to the Springs in 'S7 with his
parents. He is to be congratulated
upon graduating from so grand an in
stitution as the university of Minneso.
ia.
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