Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1912-06-14

snorter tlme AS TO limit. This OF course
applies only to the Northwestern road,
which is the only line from this part of
the state to Hot Springs. Side trips
to Deadwood, Lead, Spearfish and
Belle Fourche will be arranged for at
reduced rates and the railroad manage
ment will place at the disposal of the
druggists and all who wish to avail
themselves Of this low rate ample STAN
dard sleeping car service at rates that
will be published in the annual pro.
gram to be issued in due time to make
reservations. However, the officers
would urge all who can to notify the
secretary of their intention to 20 at az
early date rs possible. Ii you have
never visited the Hot Springs or the
Hills country, do not miss going with
this excursion. Or il you have been
thus fortunate you will certainly wish
to go again. 1t will pay you TO spend
your vacation in this charming summer
resort of ogT own state.
$40 w SAAO AOet 0M lOE tu0 COMING
meeting 1t is needless to say that 1t
will provide for profitable, entertain.
ing and Instructive menu of good things.
Several gentlemen of we'll known ability
in the profession have partially or
wholly promised to be with us and
assist. President Faber of the Travel
ers Auxiliary is lining up the com.
mercial men who we expect will be on
hand to render their usual efficient aid
In entertaining the druggists and their
ladies. In this he will be ably assisted
by Secretary Holiday and the booster
committee, selected by President
Wagner, of the Association, who are:
Faber, Holiday, Fogtmann, Marugg,
Helmey, Burtch, Fellows, Moore, Muir.
ray, Butts, Pearson, Long, Newton,
Meinzer, Gilman, Jamison, Beersing.
Burns, Thompson, Jaoquet, Rogers,
Mather, Kimball, Mannerud, Rourke,
Neumayr and, last but not least, Hall.
ing.
The Ladies Auxiliary will lend their
assistance and aid In every way to
make new members feel quite at home
and greet the old members who have
been faithful in attendance and who
look forward to these annual gather
ings with much pleasure and happy
anticipation. A good list of prizes is
offered for papers by members of the
Auxiliary who are present. Ladies',
get your papers ready early and mail
them to Secretary Bent by August first.
They should be tyrewritten and name
should be omitted, but give non. de-
plume, and also inform the secretary
who you are. The first prize is 80 in
gold, second prize So ingold, third prize
S. in silver, fourth prize handsome
bottle of perfume, fifth prize handsome
framed picture, sixth prize elegant
toilet case, and prize for each ad-
ditional paper. First prize winner last
year will be eligible to compete for any
prize except the first in this years
contest Subject, your own choosing
and not less than five hundred words,
Now let everyone "boost" for this
meeting. Remember the splendid out
ing it affords. Those who we're with us
at Lead few years ago recall the
happy event, and we will not forget
that the Black Hills friends are the
greatest entertainers in the world. Re.
solve to go and notify the secretary.
Last years gathering at Huron is still
warm with pleasant recollections and
with the largest attendance in the his.
tory of the Association. Will you not
help swell the tide this year?
j. F. WAGNER, President.
e. O. BENT, Secretary.
l.. e. HIoHLEY, Local Secy.
A.A. WOODWARD, Treas.