Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-07-18

Spray OF tps Springs.

Shirt sale at the Fair.
Mrs. s. U. Sweeley, of Kearney, Neb.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Phillips.
Bathing suits at Fargo's.
Mrs. Clara Lacey Greene and chill
dren arrived the first of the week an6
will visit here for few weeks.
Use the Russia Enamel for covering
and preserving iron at Fargo's.
r. X. Hurlbut has engaged with
Connor Il Co, and is assisting in look
ing after the wants of their customers
Everybody recognizes that cane
sugar is the best for preserving pur
poses. For sale by j. G. Richer& Co.
Theo. Reaser, of Oelrichs, made an
assignment Tuesday He was doing
business at both Oelrichs and Lead,
and it is said his liabilities amount to
over $4,000.
A lawn social will be given by the
Baptist ladies at the home of Mrs. w
p. Phillips Friday evening July 25th
Ice cream and cake 15c. All are cor.
daily invited.
G. NJ Cleveland left Tuesday upon
his extended journey through Wyom.
ing, Montana and Washington. collect
ing for ID. NJ. Ferry & Co. lie expects
to be gone about three months.
j. b. Moran has changed the name of
the old Ferguson House to Mountain
Hotel, and it will hereafter be known
by that name. He has also purchased
the old Cleghorn livery stable and will
conduct a livery and feed stable.
Notice his ad in this issue
Julia V. Frey, osteopathic physician
of Alliance, Neb, will be i'm Hot
Springs "rt', .:?sust 18th. Consulta-
tlon ana examination free. Rooms on
third floor of Minnekahta block.
DIR. w. a. Blackburn and company
of entertainers will begin an engage
ment at the opera house next Monday
night. They give free show of sing
ing, dancing, acrobat performance, etc.
etc. All are said to be artists in their
line ard give an interesting show.
| d. G. johnson, the Northwestern
Life Insurance man, spent couple of
days here this week. He will soon re.
move to New Haven, Conn.,, to reside.
He has been resident of the territory
of Dakota and state of South Dakota
for little over 81 years, and has
friends all over the state who regret
his leaving.
Shirt sale at the Fair.
A pleasant party of nine persons
from Battle Creek. Neb., is at the Hia-
watha. Other recent arrivals are. Mrs,
S. Ariasmith, and G. Sorenson, of Ames,
Ia, and Miss Violet killian, of Wau-
bay. Mr.. Austin Sutton left for his
home in Atkinson, Neb, on Tuesday
evening. His mother, who is much i'm
proved in health, will remain at the
Hiawatha some time longer.
Am very busy now; meet me at
Franks Cafe.
L. II. Porter sends communication
out to the newspapers to the effect
that Mother Mary Katherine, founder
and head of the Order of the Blessed
Sacrament. formerly Miss Mary Kath-
crime Drexel, has finally arranged for
the establishment of a school at Cascade
where only Indian and Negro children
may be educated, We can not ascer-
tain the authenticity of this recent ru-
NOR, nor do we know who Mr.. Porter
the correspondent, is, but Miss Drex-
els name has been frequently men
toned in connection with such an en-.
terprise for several years and there is
hope for truthfulness in the last re.
port.
Rooms. to rent-call on Mrs. NJ. A
Smart
Congressman Martin and family ar
rived last Friday from Washington, ac-
companied by Mrs. Miner. Mr.. Martin
and family remained until Monday
when they left for their home at Dead
wood. His large interests here occu-
pied most of his attention while here.
though he met with the citizens and
discussed the National Sanitarium
matter. He is greatly interested in
the Sanitarium project and believes
that it means a great deal for Hot
Springs. Aside from what he has
done to secure it for Hot Springs he is
ready and willing to cooperate with
our people to further assist in any
way to procure the location and spring.
He feels that Hot Spring business men
should interest themselves in an effort
to now put the town upon an active,
progressive stage, and that this can
best be done through organization
Mr.. Martin will return to Hot Springs
about July % and remain over to meet
here with the Board of National Man
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