Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-10-19
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HOT SPRINGS MARKET

The character and the situation
Oh Ihe Girl Without Il Chance are
presented without artificiality and
IN manner that is perfectly logi-
cal, tense and with a good round
measure OF warm human sympathy
through which the hard hearted po-s
lice commissioner finds that had he
been true to the principles taught
nm when a child, he would never
have met the end as he did. when at
ms last moment, he learned that girl
whose downfall he tried to cause was
his own flesh and blood. This show
appears at the Norris Grand. Octo-
Der oath. Seats now on sale at
Highley's Drug Store.
Responding to the urgent wish of
President Wilson, the Boy Scouts of
American, have planned nation
wide campaign for the sale of Lib
erty Loan Bonds from October goth
to 25th, inclusive. Under the slogan
Every Scout to Save a Soldier"
33S,000 Scouts and Scout officials
will cooperate with the government.
The Boy Scouts of Hot Springs
are planning to do their part in this
service for their country. When a
Scout interviews you to purchase a
Liberty Loan Bond let him take
your application to your bank for
one or more bonds.
He will be proud to do this SER
vice.
Mrs. M. Paul, who has been prac-
nj ut 1,S~ 4{k
the past three years with her son
under the firm name of Paul & Paul,
departed last week for Deadwood
following the departure of her son
who was drafted and will hereafter
be located in that city at 766 Main
st. Mr.. Paul during her residence
in this city built up fine business
and made a host Of friends by her
cordial manner and the results she
obtained from her practice. The
people Of Deadwood are to be con-
graduated on securing Mrs. Paul
and the Star can heartily recommend
her in her line Of work.
Pat Boyles and Ralph Williams
have organized a company to be
known as the Hot Springs Produce
Company and have a large steel
grain bin and elevator now erected
on the Burlington tracks. This firm
was organized for the purpose of
buyirg hay. grain and produce and
they are ready to pay the highest
market price for anything in this
line delivered to them. Both of
these men are live wires and it is
their intention to make Hot Springs
a marketing center for this section.
Ranchers will do well to see them
before selling elsewhere. Their mar
ket report will be found elsewhere
in this issue.
M. e. church, October 21st, is the
first Sunday of our new conference
year. Let us begin it right by find
ing our right place in all the servi-
ces Of the week, and especially those
of the Sabbath day. Members of
the church whether of Hot Springs
or sewhere-friends of the church
-stangers in our city-anyone
Who has no other church home or
church plans for the day, come to
the services Sunday. We will make
you welcome and seek to do you
good. Class meeting at $3.50. Sun
day school at 1000 o'clock. Morn
ing worship with sermon by the pas
tor at 11:o0 a. m. Subject: with
God. at Work in the Twentieth Cen
t. ry." Epworth League study class
meets in the church at $3.50, Miss
Anna Bray, leader. Our work is:
Poets and Prophets of the Old Tes-
lament, book well adapted for
Bible study of the practical kind.
Regular League lesson will begin at
200 and continue one-half hour.
Evening service and sermon at 1880.
Prayer meeting at the same hour
each Thursday evening. A study is
being made Of the book OF Mark.
Everybody welcome. A. L. Olson,
pastor.
Wanted: Girl rrr general house