Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-08-15
Spray OF tQe Springs.

turned from Lead.
Supt. Harmon was up from Chadron
Saturday looking after Elkhorn affairs
Odd! Odd! Odds and ends in mems
shirts 25c. Chase's
G. w. Belts and family came owe,
from Smithwick Monday to tsansact
business.
Mrs w. L. Mclaughlin came down
from Deadwood Tuesday evening for q
short sojourn.
w. FL. Dildine's rheumatism has
been giving him considerable trouble
during the past week.
Mrs. w. A., Fred and f. b. Smith
and Mrs. A. G. Edwards, were Sunday
arrivals from Omaha for several days
sojourn.
j. w. Ryan came over from Edge
mont Saturday and spent Sunday and
Monday with his family. He is in
charge of MIR. Elsey's Bargain Store at
Edgemont.
Mrs. Albertson, mother of Rev. AL
bertson, and daughter, Mrs. Skewin, of
lnwood, Iowa, are visiting Rev. Albert
son and family. They are greatly
pleased with the beauty of the Hills.
Maj. a. K. Mills was in from the
ranch Monday and was an agreeable
caller at the STAR office Monday. He
has recently been enjoying an outing
in the Hills, catching trout, prospect
ing, etc
Mrs. d. P. Eckenbeck, state treasur-
or and lecturer of the W. G. T. U. spent
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, deliv-
ering three lectures here Six men,
bers were added to the Union through
her efforts.
Chas. H. Weller came up from Chad
ron lsst Sunday with his automobile
which he left here during the week in
charge of the operator, G. L. Jensen
having it under his supervision. 1t
has been source of much attractio n
as it is the first one ever used here. 1t
climbed the Elsey hill nicely Wednes
day.
Ladies', try the housekeepers friend.
French Golden Washing Compound.
the great labor saver. One trial Is
sufficient. Satisfaction guaranteed or
monev refunded. The P. o. druggist
sells it.
Elsewhere in this issue appears the
announcement of Chas. A. Grippen as
a candidate for county treasurer. Mr..
Grippen has served as deputy treasurer
for four years and he has shown him
self to he neat and tasty book keeper
and has of course become thoroughly
conversant with the duties of the
office.
Darrell Applegate has been putting
in his time this summer to good pur-
pose, serving as cashier for his fathers
cafe. Although but eight years of age
he has attended to the position in a
manner that would put some older
heads to shame. He is a bright youth
and has promising future. What is
best of all, the boy saves every cent he
earns.
Use The Russia Enamel for covering
and preserving iron at Fargo's.
j. M. Henton came down from Dead.
wood Friday evening and remained
over until Tuesday morning, visiting
with his sister, Mrs. w. F. Wyatt, and
his numerous friends Monday
evening he spoke in the city hall,
under the auspices of the Epworth
League, upon the Cyanide process of
extracting gold from ore, and of the
numerous interesting phases of
getting gold out of the ground. He
gives experimental illustrations of
the process of extracting the gold, and
in various ways makes an interesting
talk. MIR. Henton left for Deadwood
Tuesday morning.
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure all
diseases arising from disordered kid.
neys or bladder. Sold by A. L. Eek.
stein.
Mrs. Elsey entertained the Presby.
terian Christian Endeavor society at
her lovely home last Friday Evening in
honor of Fred Watts, who war about to
take his departure for Kansas. A
number of young friends we're present
and very delightful evening was en-
joyed -marred, of course by the
knowledge that it was a "farewellr
party. After delicious refreshments
were served the President of the
society, Miss Daniels, i'm we'll chosen
language. in behalf of the society
presented Mr. Watts with very fine
volume of Poe's works. for which
beautiful gift the recipient most
feeling thanked the donors. It was an
evening long to be remembered by
those present.