Hot Springs weekly star., August 18, 1905, Image 8

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Nice fresh br
tents at Lav, r'-
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More bargains at the Fair.
Adjutant (ienernl Knglesby and Dr.
Uentley, wit.li their wives, spoilt, last
Sunday at, Sylv an Lake and greatly ei
**oy».*iI the beauties ot' tin place.
loom" ftirnishefl on ersy
,. Daniels. 17tf
Houses or
r.enns. W.
hr Jesse Simmons, editor anil publisher
u! thelilaek Mills Mining lleview, of
{)ea.l\vnod, was among the Spring.- is
vtors durum the week. nn.i favored the
Stai! wit.li a f'raU-rnai call.
handy
They conic in
eat her Saratov
Hummel's.
during hot
at Lummis
Chip
!'j. It. I'ureell ami Judge C. L. Cut
t-r.ioii, of lir.iken Mow. N•*!., wi-rij vis
.'orn at. the Sprnus the first of the
week. Mr. I'ureell is editor of the
C.tster Connly Chief. «w:m
.Many new barg.d(,s at the Fair. $§0
A. i'\ (ialloway. a prominent citizen
tind banker ol Clnrinda, Iowa, arrived
Ia-.t. Friday even.ntr, accompanied by
his wife and two suns. They expect to
'remain two or time weeks.
Fifty bargain'- hi men's outing suits
coats and pantsi at the Fair.
I'rof. \V. ,J. iSiacK, wife and son ar
rived last Friday from Indiana. The
pi o'.V.-sor the new superintendent of
the city schools id is getting located
tor beginning his duties next, month.
,'i'hey have rent.-.i \V. li. Stanley's icm
m' Icnce on College tiill.
Wood you must, have and wood we
have. Traiisler. Feed Ov Fuel Co.
Men Cleghorn, v.ho resided here for
•sf,ve!-ril years, but lias been farming in
Nebraska tor the past six years, visited
ihis sister. Mrs. Fjckstein.here for a few
-days, leaving bunday for I eud wood to
visit his brother. Alley, lie expects to
visit the Portland i-xposition and other
Pacilio ooiiht points. ifSs® fSlK.•••••
F'S Sai.k on liENT I'leesaid,
'.oeated residence ,,f seven rooms.
..quire at Stak otlic.e.
veil
Mil-
Last Wednesday i)un iMosier, of the
\V. (I. Flat, was thrown !'nm a loud of
grain and sustained a fracture of a
bone above the knee joint on the left
leg. He was taken to the hospital at,
Hot Springs on the evening train to be
treated by l.»r. Hardens,—Buffalo Gap
Republican.
Just a small amount of dried sweet,
uoru left at Lummis Hummers.
Mr. and Mr- S. C. Lummis and
»children came over from the Springs
iast. Sunday morning. Mr. lummis
went onto Pnadwood to witness the
tmll game. )!r- L. and children re­|and
unified hero visiting with Mrs. Ticker.
lm until Moi'.d: evening, returning
.'•to the Springs or. the passengpr. Mr.
L. returned home Sunday evening.—
Buffalo (Jap Republican.
for
ed. li loaves
Bakery.
Hvee.ial sale of ladies' muslin tinder
wear at the Fbir.
Rev. Dr. Kw'.ckard will take a vaca
tion of about a month, and enjoy a
much needed rest. During the assem
bly he had an mm-ual amount of work
•.in in.! and performed a double duty goods have already been shipped
with remarkable success. He needs
••e?M and the elmivh is only too glad to
•1'ive him en iuy one. It is the hope
mi'l sincere wi-di of every member of
ilis c'hureh that he remain another year
as pastor, and m.u.y who are not mem
bers have expres-ed a .similar desire,
ile is one of the ablest, pulpit orators
in the northwest. Canton Leader.
K. S. Millijan i.- doing the blaek
am'.: .nig at Buebanan's. Mr. Milligan
is the pioneer Mae.ksniith of Hot
Spring* mill .. g.-.:.l one at that. Any
thing that h" ••. is always done tirst
class. This
work done.
place to have your
A MATTEW 9FHEALTH
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
HAS HO SUBSTITUTE
9.
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Bargains in shirts at the Fair.
Dr. Itatte, of Keystone spent Monday
in town.
Mrs. Roy Xess is visiting at Hay
Springs this week.
Ex-Congressman Knowles and wife
spent'Sunday in town.
Byron Carry has again taken up
quarters a*: the Soldier1-' Home.
Mrs. Allen Morrow has gone to Iowa
for a visit, to relatives.
W. F. IJceder returned Saturday from
his business trip east.
A'u**. J.J. March has gone to the
Portland exposition and the coast.
Airs. W. II. Stanley and son,Stewart,
have been visiting at lead this week.
Mrs, (iriswold, of Omaha, is stenog
rapher iu Wilson A: Wilson's ofliee.
Major Piatt, of Clark, paymaster IVt
the National Cuard, has been here this
week
Airs C. O. Wooster has returned
from her Wisconsin visit and the homo
is happy again.
Wagon covers and plow repairs at
Buil'iiio Gap Lumber Co.
Charley Stewart and wife, and C. F.
Sage and wife visited Deadwood and
Lead Sunday.
iene Gordon resumed hisae,oust om
ed place at the throttle on the Cap run
Tuesday morning.
supply your
and best iu
Thomas tlie grocr can
table-, with the tlesiie^t.
the market.
'(iene Ness and family came in from
their ranch Sunday to take iu the
pleasures of reunion week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Cull entertained
Hon. J. L. Burke and a few fiiends at
dinner at the Evans last Friday night.
Everything good to eat. at, Lawler
Bakery, Evans Block.
Miss Vera Beukwilh is visiting the
family of 1. B. Murphy and other
friends in the city. She is now living
at St Joseph, Mo.
Remember that Thomas the grocer
curries fresh groceries of the very best
quality.
Robert.. A. Hopkins, of the secretary
of state's office, at Lincoln, Xeb., has
been enjoying the week here, accom
panied by his wife and little boy.
A new lot of American Beauty Girdle
Corsets at the Fair.
The Star job printer is strictly up
to date in the art—plain, neat, artistic,
colored, or any style that suits. Call
inspect stock and get. prices.
FruNisnrit Hnrsr. to Uknt.—Seven
rooms, with water and electric lights,
For further particulars call at Stak
oHice.
Miss Florence Wood very liandsouie
I ly entertained a number of young peo
pie at her home last Thursday evening.
Furnished house, with four rooms
to rent. Enquire of J. G. Richer.
ii.ack Hills rea: estate is coming in
demand this I I here lire more in- 'J J10 county commissioners met in
inn le.s lor aer-.i^e propeity than e\ er
ounuH
before ami it it-ally looks as though ].lyi wrestling with some changes in
it,he land boom was coming on to the
Hills. For years real estate values
have been in .sti ui imo, but, with more
railroads building to the Hills, new ir
rigation pro.* :.s opening up and gen
eral range conditions materially im
proving, everything gives promise of a
bright outlook lor real estate.
session .Monday and Tues-
the assessment.
Have you an eczema or other disease
of the skin'.'' Take Dr. Traer's Medi
cated Baths. They cure them every
time so thoy stay cured.
Four troops of the Second squadron.
Sixth, cavalry, of Fort .Meade, will ar
rive here about Sept.. loth on their
practice march ar.d spend about, live
days here.
E. 15. Davis and wife left Wednesday
evening for Oshkosh, Nebraska, for
visit to relatives prior to locating
Santa Cruz, Calif., to which place their
A
barrel of Fresh Saratoga Chip po
tatoes on sale at. Lummis A Hummers,
The badges gotten out by the Sol
diers' and Sailors' Association were
beauties, the ribbon badge being fas
tened with a souvenir button bearing
the attractive view of the Vale of Min
nekahta, with the National Sanitarium
in the background.
(inn. Wanted -To assist about the
house. Kncpiire at Dr. Hull's residence.
11. Robins, one of Fall River coun
ty's best farmers, was a caller Thurs
day, bringing ye scribe a sack of
Duchess apples as evidence of his hor
ticultural ability. (He is making a
splendid success of ''dry" farming and
especially of fruit growing.
For Rent—A nicely fii'-nished five
room cottage, close in no hills to
climb. Apply to C. (J. Fargo.
Miss Rose Bower went through on
the excursion train from Deadwood to
liot Springs yesterday morniug, where
she has an engagement with the Sol
diers' Home orchestra during the Sol
diers' and Sailors' reunion, -Rapid
City Journal.
Co to Lawler's Bakery for bread,
pies, cakes, cookies. Bread (i loaves
for 23 ceuts.
Hon. Homer Johnson and Levi D.
Wait, two democratic wheelhorses of
the state, residing at Armour, S. Dak.,
spent Monday in town. They declared
their mission to the Hills was purely
to look up the real estate situation
They believe that with two or more
railroads entering the Hills real estate
values are certain to take an upward
bound.
Miss Gladys Belding, of Deadwood,
has been spending the week with Miss
Inez Godard.
G. G. Dennis, the Northwestern bus
iness-getter from Deadwood, spent
Tuesday in town.
Mrs. Lulu Perry, the nurse, arrived
Wednesday for a few days visit to rel
atives and friends.
S. E. Wilson returned Tuesday from
Omaha, where he was looking after
business for the Fuller's Earth Co.
Always on hand, the old reliable
Charles City Cheese. Lummis & Hum
mel.
Miss Bertha Gordon has retilvnod
from Fremont, Xeb., where she has
been attending the Normal school.
Six room cottage for
...rent. "Inquire,
at, Hot Springs Hank.
Mrs. Tne/. Godard ami Mrs. F. M.
Stewart went to Sylvan Lake Wednes
day. hoping that, the former may bo
benefitted from an aggravated case of
hay fever.
Shirt waist bargains at the Fair.
One of the distinguished and active
participants in the soldiers' reunion
here this week was Capt. C. V. Gard
ner. of Piedmont,—who never fails to
join the veterans in having a happy
time.
J. 11. Gable has been spending a few
days here looking after the G. A. R.
excursionists to Denver. Ho thinks
there will be a large attendance, and
he is helping to rapidly increase the
crowd.
Rev. Dr. Swickard, of Canton, S. D.,
arrived Wednesday evening from a
visit to relatives in Kansas, and will
spend several days here among old
friends. He was the Al. E. pastor here
for a few years and his old-time friends
are always glad to see him.
Mr. and Mrs. Alerle McCain went to
Hot, Springs last evening to take a well
deserved rest. Although a resident, of
this section of the country for the past
twenty-one years, Mr. McOaiu will see
Hot Springs for the first time on this
trip.—Rapid City Journal.
Don't forget that your friend U. F.
Thomas, the grocer, has some of that
elegant Vale coffee, fresh vegetables,
etc.
Gov. Elrod has appointed S. E. Wil
son water commisi iotier for this dis
trict, under the new irrigation lan.
The appointment is a good one, as Mr.
Wilson has been very active iu behalf
of the Cheyenne river project, and is
therefore well versed in the irrigation
question, and much interested iu it,.
For views of Black Hills and por
traits, call at, Cross' Studio, opposite
Gillespie hotel. 1
Paul Martin, son of Congressman
Martin, had a horse fall with him Wed
nesday while rounding up some cattle,
and for a time it was feared he was
badly hurt. He was brought to town,
but. Dr. IJargeus could iind no serious
injuries, although his limbs were con
siderably strained by the horse falling
upon them.
The Central Savings Bank of Hot
Springs does a general banking busi
ness, and oilers to its customers every
facility which their balances, business
and responsibility warrant. Gib. B.
Flannigan, Cashier. 1.1 1
The unfortunate girl who was so
kindly aided by the Salvation Army
and others—in raising a nice little
purse of money—and was taken to the
it, ipital. where Dr. Jennings removed
two tumors, has fully recovered and is
now stopping with Mrs. Harlow. It
is thought for a time that she could
not possibly recover.
There's nothing like it! Sheridan
coal is quick for cooking a spring
time meal. Any quantity any time by
Transfer, Feed «& Fuel Co.
Col. C. A. Marshall, of Rapid City,
has been devoting a few days hero this
week among the veterans working up
the excursion to Denver to the Nation
al (r. A. R. encampment. He says
there will be over lu go from here
with the Northwestern -otiieial" train
on the evening of Sept. 1st, and he
hopes to have a train of twelve coaches
out of the Hills.
Pasti-kage—480 acres of fine pasture,
fine grass, plenty of spring water. Will
take horses by t.iie iiea I. Inquire of
Dick Spencer, Hot Springs, S.D. 3 27
Gov. Elrod and family, consisting of
wife and two children, arrived Sunday
morning and remained until Wednes
day morning. They were greatly de
lighted with Hot Springs and surround
ings. This was the governor's first
vi.sit to the Hills and he expressed
some surprise at the beauty of our
town and its substantial appearance,
although he said he had heard much
of it. He promised to be a moie fre
quent visitor hereafter. With a party
of fourteen he visited Wind Cave Tues
day, leaving early in the morning, get
ting breakfast and dinner at the Cave
and gettiug back early iu the after,
uoon. They were charmed with the
cave. The governor and family joined
the railroad commissioners' special
train at Buffalo Gap Wednesday morn
iug. going to Deadwoorl where he wel
comed that, National organization to
the state.
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION PROGRAM,
Sixteenth Allium) AKKociotion Meets Wltli
the Hot Springs Chui't.li.
The Sixteentli Annual Meeting of the
Black Hills Baptist Association will meet
with the Hot Springs Baptist Church on
Friday, August 18, 1905. Churches are
entitled to representation by the following
number of delegates, and are urged to
send full delegations:
Buffalo Gap, Custer, 5 Deadwood,
10 Hill City, S Hot Springs, 5 Keystone,
5: Lead, .5 Millville. 5 Rapid City, 6.
rntioiiA.MMi::
I'Hin.vv, auctst i:i rm KXTn.
10:00 A. M. Devotional Service, Deacon
Jno. Baggaley, Deadwood.
10:30
Paper, "Our B. Y. P. U.," Roy
Ness, Hot Springs. i&\
Five Minute Reports from tilt: other
Unions.
11:15 I'
•»per. "Our Junior B. Y. P. U.,"
Miss Edith McDonald, Hill City.
11:30
General Discussion.
2:00 P. M. Reading of Church Letters.
3:00 Election of Officers.
Report of Com.on Christian Educa
tion, Rev. H. H.Gunderson, Lead.
3: IS
Address. Rev, E. F. Jordan, Ph.
D., D. 1).. President Sioux Falls
College.
Address of Welcome, A. B. Munger,
3:30
7:30
Hot Springs.
Response, Dr. W. E. Crouter,
Hill City.
Annual Sermon, Rev. H. H. Gun
derson, Lead.
KATl'UDAY, AlTitTST N1XKTEENTH.
lW)0
A. M. Devotional Service, W. J,
Mclntvre, Deadwood.
9:30
The Primary Department of the
S. S., Lillie M. Barnes, Hot Sp'gs
Reports from the Other Sunday
Schools in the Association.
Report of Com. on Publication So
ciety, Hon. J. F. Schrader, Rapid
City.
Address, Rev. H. F. Wilkinson,
10:00
Denver.
V:
Games of baseball were played Wed
nesday and Thursday between Hot
Springs and Custer. It. wasn't a. very
snappy game, for it seemed to be too
easy for the home team Wednesday,
the score being 7 to 1 in favor of Hot
Springs. Thursday the score was -1
to 1 in favor of our boys.
Report of Com. on Foreign Mis
sions, Dr. W. E. Crouter, Hill Cy.
Report of Woman's Foreign Mis
sion Society, Miss O. E. Stiilwell,
Rapid City.
Address, Miss Mary Cressey,
Sioux Falls. Kip
2:00 P. M. Devotional Service, Mrs. 13.
A. Ford, Hill City.
2:30 Report of Com. on Home Missions
Rev. P. M. Smock. Hot Springs.
Report of Com. on State Missions,
B. C. Yates, Lead.
Address, "Three 1 .ooks--Past, Pres
cut. Future." Rev. T. M. Shana
felt. D. D.. Huron.
Address. Miss Abbie E. Ross, San
Francisco, Calif.
Devotional Service.
Report ol Com. on Obituaries.
7:30
Address, "The Growing Church,"
Rtv. Will C. King. Deadwood,
8:00
SI M)AY, Aft.l'hT TWENTIETH.
10:00 A. M. Sunday School.
11:00 Sermons:
Baptist Church. Rev. E. F. Jor
dan, Ph. D., I). D.. Sioux Falls.
?|fU Presbyterian Church. Rev. H.W
j|l|| Tilden, D. D.. Dillon. Montana.
Buffalo Gap, Rev. W. C. King.
3 .P. M. General Rally ot Young People
and Call for Decision, led bv Rev
G, L. Eaton,
7:00 P. M. B. Y. P. U.. Dr. Jordan.
S 0 re W
World in the Bible,'" Dr. Tilden.
M. I/tike'* Church.
The IU. I lev. W. II. Hare, D. I)
bishop ot South Dakota, will officiate
in the Episcopal church Sunday morn'
ing at 11 o'clock, and in the evening at
7:.l,". SundayschoolatlOa.m. Stran.
gers in our city, and all others are very
cordially invited to worship with us.
W. H. Si'ARUNi
Priest in Charge.
lJiplotnncy.
"What did papa say'.'"
"lie showed mo the door."
"And what did you say?"
"I said it was certainly a very hand
some door, but not -what I had come
to talk about. That, made him laugh,
and a minute later you wore mine."
liOiiilnii'N Intensity.
London is the mont intense of all
eities. New York is noisier there is
more rattlo in Paris in London alone
yon have that suliduod roar, that inde
scribable murmur -which suggests an
irresistible volume of life that is deep
as well as strong.—Christian.
I'luler t!ie Cltnnflelicr.
Next time you go to a party watch
some of the women as they stand un
der the chandeliers. Notice how a light
shining from above brings out unsus
pected lines and angles in all but the
youngest and freshest faces. It is a
severe test of beauty.
Down nncl l'p.
1
"Wot did yer tell de judge?"
"Dat everybody wuz tryin' to keep
me down."
"An' what did he do?"
"Sent me up."—Exchange.
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BUFFALO GAP LUMBER CO.
Building Material,
Window Glass, I
Pairst, Putty, Tar. I
Fence Wire,
Hard, Soft and
Blacksmith Coal,
Feed, h'ay and Grain,
-»»an^rj) gtnif-VMrrna'c,»rp«',-o\~»j^«fjoprn^aAU'jtaiarvugf]-*
I I. F. Pairs' II
Agents for DIAMOND COAL.
We handle different makes of
WAGONS and BUGGIES
and can suit all
tastes
PARKS 8I FLART/
Gen'l Insurance Agents
We represent the best old line companies
and write all forms of
Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass
Indemnity Insurance
Office Opposite Union Depot HOT SPRINGS, S. D.
SYLVAN LAKE
Hills
Qmrr
In the Heart of tne Hills
Under New Management.
Splendid Trout Fishing Fine Boating
Tennis Court Burro Riding
Reasonable Rates. Special Prices to Parties
HENRY MONHEIM,
Low R'y Rates.
Long limits, stop overs and other fs
nection with above rates.
prices
irj{
O.Tice and yards opposite Postcffiee.
F. C. SILKENSON, Manager.
KNUY .\IARTY.
and
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1W
^.lanasrer.
Custer, S. D.
gTagygmgy.uai'.J^MMi»e*:-rtari*vrg*ir»:«cinuKiy.ii^jw.rPnws*?«M—
Hie STAR Does Fine JOD Printino.
Follow The Flag."
very Low Round Trios
South and Southeast, one fare plus S2.00.
Hot Springs, Ark., daily
St. Louis, Mo., daily
Detroit, Mich., Augast 13th and 14th ...
Pittsburg, ja., August 17th and iSth
Richmond, Va., September 8th to nth inclusive
Philadelphia, Pa., Sept 14th to 10th inclusive
All agents can sell you through tickets and route you
Wabash.
All tickets reaning over the Wabash from Chicago eas4
are optional with passenger via Lake or Rail either or both di"
rections.
Call at Wabash city office, 1601 Farnam St., or write and let
me give you all informotion, maps, descriptive matter, folders
etc.
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HARRY E. MOORES, 0. fl. P. fl.l WABASH R. R.
Omaha, Nebraska.
$23.00
$18.50
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$25.25
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