Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-11-12
F. 7. Evans has gone to Sioux City.

A. L. Fritts and NJ. r. Glenn arrived
Wednesday from Hudson, s. D.
Something new. Sailed peanuts and
velvet candy. j. G. RICHER d Co.
The Travellers Club met at Mrs.
G. G. Smiths Wednesday afternoon.
Oysters Thursday and Monday; forty
cents a quart. j. G. RICHER & Co.
Mrs. Minnie Spaulding arrived Tues
day from St. Paul and is stopping at
the Fargo.
Commandant and Mrs. Linn dined
the ministers of the city very pleasant
ly Monday.
The senior class of the High school
went down to the bad lands Saturday
with Professor Moore to study geology.
II. G. Armstrong, u mining man from
Deadwood, is at the Fargo for a couple
OF weeks rest, and to get the benefit of
the baths.
o. Perry and wife of Des Moines, Ia.
are at the Fargo for a couple of weeks.
They took in the Gave Tuesday with
much delight.
Emil Hargens is passing the cigars
around among the boys with a smile
upon his face, and says it's Il girl, which
was born Wednesday.
Cabinet photographs two dollars per
dozen. Babies. groups. everything.
Best in the city. Cross studio in
lower town, Hot Springs. 29-3
Regular communication of Harmony
Lodge No. ITO A. T.. ~ \. NJ. Friday
night for work in the Il. c. degree. All
members and visiting brethren re-
quested to be present.
The Thanksgiving sermon will he
preached in the Baptist church by Rev.
A. b. Chaplin of the Methodist church
in which service all the other denomin-
ations of the city will take part.
The Modern Woodmen will give u
dance Christmas night and are making
arrangements to that end. They have
not vet decided what kind of a dance
they will give, but intend to make it Il
swell affair.
DIR. Hardie and sister of Chicago WHO
have been stopping at the Hot Springs
House for the past month. have rented
the Nicholson cottage in Happy iiol-
low. DIR. Hardie has located here TO,
the practice of his profession.
l.. ID. Smith. the sold man. of the
Miner. as he was called by his newspa-
per friends. was in the city the fore
part of the week. He recently sus-
pended his keystone publication and
will hereafter devote his time to the
development of his mining property.
Captain Watts returned Sunday
morning from a trip through southern
weeks in the interests of DIR. Miles
Remedy Company. The captain was
considerably under the weather, and
was suffering from indigestion. He
says he has to get back to Hot Springs
every so often in order to live.
Mrs. L. II. Wells went up to Rapid
City Monday to be present at the mar
riage of Miss Clara Myers to Mr.. john
j. McCarty of Dayton, o., which oc.
CURED Tuesday. The newly welded
couple came to this ..city Tuesday and
: will spend a few days at the Fargo af-
ter which they will go to MIR. McCar
tvs home. The bride, who is one of
7 Rapid City's most charming young
women, is a neice of Z. II. Wells Of
l this city.
The monthly business meeting of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union was held
mt the home of the vic president, Miss
Maud Hand, on Wednesday evening
After u short business session the So
cial committee took charge of affairs
and the remainder of the evening wa
spent in playing games, and wound w
= with a lap supper. y more delightful
evening for such a gathering could moi
have been wished for, and the youn.
people adjourned about 10 o'clock eN
pressing themselves we'll pleased Will
; the evenings entertainment.
Frank j. Greene and wife returne'
yesterday morning from Millport. New
York. They have been absent si>
y months visiting relatives and friend
U in New York and Pennsylvania. Mr.
! Greene says the farmers in that par
of the United States are we'll s~atisfiet
I and prosperous. getting good pricesfo
their products. and have %everytllin
they need for their comfort. He an
his wife enjoyed their vacation i'm
. mensely. and both are much improve
in health. They are guests of MIR. an
. Mrs. Silkensen until their home
made ready for them.