Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-11-09

r. A. and George Hummel. 3. W.
Wattles and D. X. Bachelor arrived
home last Friday evening from La
creek, where they had been for a
couple OF weeks hunting trip. The
boys had fine luck and came home
with their limit of ducks
MI and Mrs. W. H. Stanley en-
tertalned Saturday evening at their
home on Sanitarium Hill in honor of
Dr. and Mrs. Nutall, who have just
arrived from the coast, the doctor to
take the position as senior surgeon
at the Battle Mountain Sanitarium.
James NanPelt and wife, of Ober-
lien, Kansas, are guests this week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Boy
les. Mrs. Boyles is a niece of the
couple and has been showing them
the sights of the city and the Wind
Cave National Park during their
stay.
The Riverside Garage unloaded a
carload Of Overland automobiles the
nrst OF the week. Last week they
unioaded carload of Dodges They
are also agents for the Chevrolet and
Hnlck cars and can demonstrate any
one OF these makes now to prospec-
tive purchasers.
j. W. Smith and wife. of Cres-
bard, this state, came the latter part
OF last week and will spend the win
ter mere, The Smiths have been
coming here for several years and
have large number of friends in
the city who enjoy their visit during
the winter months.
u. X. Bachelor has added some
fixtures TO his place of business, the
Batchelor Cafe, and it is now easily
one OF the most attractive eating
houses in the Hills. Dave and his
estimable wife have worked I'D
nice trade since opening up their
cafe this summer.
W. S. McLimans moved his store
the first OF the week into the Flan-
nlgan Building on River Avenue and
as soon as he gets his stock arranged
will have one of the best locations
in the city. Mac is a hustler and
Will get his share of the business re-
gardless of location.
The young ladies who accompa-
MED the foot ball team here from
Lead last Saturday were: Misses
Ellen Wheelock, Ethel Gunderson,
Helen Lundin, Maude Thompson,
Luella Markham, Helen Winsch, AL
ice Grendall, Elanore Walsh, Berl
and June Inman. The young ladies
returned home Sunday morning.
The Aberdeen Dakota Farmer of
; last week contained a full front page
: illustration Of one Of the Black Hills
views between this place and Custer
The plate was made from a photo by
H. B. Stevens, the local photogra pher
and is not alone a good advertise
ment for the Hills but a very good
ad for Mr.. Stevens who has taken
some Of the best views ever seen in
the Hills.
I Big Y. NJ c. A. meetings Sunday
! night at 1880 at both the Methods,
). and Presbyterian churches. ATTEND
either please, but attend. $685.
Il 100000 to be raised next week fol
) y. NJ. c. A. Learn: why we must
. DO it," No subscriptions taken al
: this time. Special music, excellen,
singing, speaking that is to the
point. It's the place for you to be
u Sunday night at 7:30.
Beginning this week the Star vii
be issued as an all home prin,
eight-page paper. This move was
/, made necessary by increased adver.
q Using and by doing away with the
two page patent service it will en-
o able us to furnish more county and
I city news. The Star is published tc
boost Hot Springs and Fall River
county at all times so if you have
anything of interest which people
: should know about, phone it to us
$ If you have anything to sell The
Star is the best medium in the
Hills to bring buyer and seller to-
gether.
I Presbyterian Church. Sunday
!, school at 10 a. M Morning wor-
ship at 11:00. The Rev. A L. Oh
son will preach at the morning ser
vice. He has a great message fol
> this occasion. Come out and hear
> him. Evening service at 7:30.Y. N
: c. A. Day. The pastor will tel
what the Y. NJ. c. A. is doing in
France and in our cantonments il
the U. S. for THE man behind the
i gun" No offering for Y NJ. C. A
: will be asked. Make it your busi-
8 ness to stand for the association tina,
+ stands by our boys. Oliver c. John
son, minister.
i a mass meeting was held on the
i Evans veranda on last Friday even
: ing attended by the high school ant
}. large number of the patrons fol
= the purpose of stirring up more en-
thusiasm in the local schools ant
athletics. Harold Juckett, secretary
l. of the Athletic Association presided
n as chairman and introduced the fol
O lowing speakers: Superintendent