Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-11-26
The Fargo Hotel has been doing q
a large business of late.

The Fargo Hotel has been doing q /,
a large business Of late.
Mrs. VIM. Gardner has been spend
ing the week in the city with the Judge.
Geo. A. B rocks and wife of Bazille
Mills, were at the Gillespie this week.
Martin Richardson, the Home team
ster, has been granted an increase of
pension.
F. I. Benson, the b. & M. operator,
returned from u weeks soiourn at
Adelia. Neb.
Rev. Chaplin is conducting very in
teresting revival meetings ut the M. f..
chapel.
Frank Burton is much improved and
expects to return to his home at Gus
ter this week.
Thos. III. Burton, ex-State Auditor of
Nebraska, was at the Hot Springs
House Saturday.
Losr.-Pair ladies' gold trimmed spec
tacles last Saturday. Finder please
leave at this office.
About two inches of snow fell We'd
nesday night, making TUESDAY more of
an ideal Thanksgiving day.
q. G. Smith returned Wednesday
from his visit to his parents in Mon
tana. He had a delightful time.
A. McGaren, of Lake City, Mimi,
and Merton Howell, of Hitchcock, SD,
registed at the Hot Springs House Sat
urday.
Mrs. Jessie Willis and daughter of.
Edgemont, were at the Gillespie dur
ing the week, Mrs. Willis being before
the court for Il divorce.
Rev. j. b. Currens, Presbyterian Sy-
nodical missionary for Nebraska, ar
rived in the city Friday for a weeks
sojourn and is at the Parrott.
Mrs. b. II. Wood was taken to- her
home at Custer the first of the week,
her condition not being improved.
She is in a very critical condition.
Geo. I. L%ippincott. Il mining expert.
of Philadelphia. Pa, has been Mt the
Hot Springs House for the past week.
He has been examining property in the
Southern Hills.
The high school organized a literary
club last Friday night, which promises
to be decidedly interesting. The
young folks are quite enthusiastic over
it.
While at Casper the other day C. l..
Jensen saw attorney Il. ID. Norton, and
reports him prospecting finely. Mr..
Norton is states attorney and has met
with splendid success in his profess
sion.
Mrs. Col. Steele, who has made her
home in the city for several months.
Went to Deadwood Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with her husband, after
which she will go to her old home at
Titfin. Ohio, for a visit with relatives.
Congressman Freeman Knowles
! spent last Saturday in the city and
made the STAR afraternalcall. He was
in the city to look up several pension
matters that he will attend toin Wash.
ington. He expects to start for Wash
ington Friday.
q. l.. Jensen says that he expects to
extend his telephone system to Cas-
cade in the spring. and thinks it will
he connected there with the Edgemont
system. This would be IL great con
venlence to many and we hope may be
carried forward.
l.. ID. Smith, the 'old man. of the
Miner, that was, and Nate Way. of Hill
City, have Joined thearmy at the Home
for a while. They are worthy veterans.
both of whom the writer has known for
Il long time. They enjoy the Home
very much.
Thanksgiving day was generally ob-
served in the most appropriate man.
her in Hot Springs. Business places
were closed the largest part of the day.
divine services were quite largely
attended at the Baptist church where
Rev. Chaplin preached a grand
The Chrysanthemum fair, given
Tuesday and Wednesday at the City
hall. by the ladies of the Baptist
church. was II splendid snccess. The
exhibit of Chrysanthemums was very
attractive. and the fancy articles on
sale were too fine for masculine des.
cription. Many articles were sold at
good prices.
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