Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-12-07
Doctors Howell and Davis have
formed a partnership and have taken
office rooms ove McCurdy's millinery

Doctors Howell and Davis have
formed q partnership and have taken
Office rooms owe McCurdy's millinery
store.
The salmon from the Sound which
are received every few days are elegant
fish and Dur dealers are having a big
trade in them.
We are told there has been less coal
sold this season thus far than in any
previous one. The mild weather is ia
be given credit for it.
w. r. B. Alexander has rented his
barber shop on Chicago avenue to Mrs
Sadie Potts, of Baskerville, for a dress.
making establishment.
Reeder & Boyles have traded their
big mule team used on the dray to a
party for wood. They are going into
the wood business strong.
George Griswold returned this morn
ing from and exteded trip in Montana
in the interest of the Baker Plaster
Co. He says Billings is quite q lively
town.
Mrs. Vincent and sons, Arthur and
Linnie, leave tonight on the Elkhorn
for a months visit with friends in
Omaha, Fremont and other Nebraska
towns.
The daily papers are chock full of
the Thanksgiving foot ball games. The
following is the scores of some of the
principal collegiate games: Pennsyl-
vania Is, Harvard 4. Nebraska 36.
Iowa Q. Kansas 10, Missouri u. Ann
Arbor 6, Chicago 4.
The Holy Terror mine in the vicinity
of Hill City is proving itself a veritable
bonanza. In fact the whole country in
and about Keystone is waking up and
the chances are that one ofthe~ liveliest
camps of the Hills will soon be forth
coming in that vicinity.
Commandant Megrew leaves tonight
for Sioux Falls where he will attend
the meeting of the soldiers home
board and will probably be gone about
ten days. Adjutant Bentley will take
his place in the supervision of affairs
at the home in his absence.
John Lerch went to Buffalo Gap to
meet his brother-in-law, Mr.. Beals, who
was on his way to Chicago to look after
the remains of Mrs. Beals. He has
determined that the body shall be
buried at Milwaukee, the former home
of the family. The parents of the
deceased now reside at Memphis, Tenn.
Henry 7. Wilson, late of the STAR
force, who recently started for Cali
fornia, got as far as Billings where he
secured a good position on the Times
at that place. He has sent for his wife
and they have gone to housekeeping
there. Henry is an A 1 typo and news
paper man and the STAR wishes him
abundant success.
Mrs. Emily Stencil, we'll known in
this city, having been one of the trust
ed attaches of the Mower house vas
married at Buffalo Gap on Thanksgiv-
ing evening to Lewis G. Peck, one of
the old time cattle boys of the country
who ms several ranches in this and
Custer counties. The STAR offers
sincerest %sincerest congratulations.
H. T. Catlin, wife and Karl, leave
this evening for "a ten days visit with
relatives and friends at Fairfield. to
attend a family reunion. They will
visit Burlington and other points in
Iowa before returning. MI. Catlin de-
serves Il good rest as he has been right
mt work for several years without inter
mission and will no doubt enioy his
vacation.
Two farmers on the Cheyenne river.
between the mouth of Rapid and
Spring creeks. says the Stockman. are
preparing to irrigate SEQ acres of fine
bottom land next season. They will
take their water from the river and
their ditch will be about five miles
long. They expect to raise hay and
will seed their land to alfalfa as fast as
possible-Sturgis Advertiser.
Miss Jesse Somerindyck, daughter of
our townsman of that name, came in
from Sioux City this morning and will
make her home with her parents from
this time on. She has been attending
school in. Chicago and having finished
her course came as far as Sioux City
where she spent IL month with her
sister, Daisy. This is her first intro
duction to Hot Springs and we hope
she may enjoy her new home.
Mr. Miner of the Minnekahta. bath
house informs Is that they are giving
quite a number of baths. every day and
many are being greatly improved in
health and go home happy. over the
results. One "a by the name. of
Finn came in from Wyoming and
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