Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-12-17

Geo. Cassel went to WhitewoodTues.
day.
Fire engines for sale at Cooks drug
store.
Mrs. DIR. Adams moved into LAMBERT
hall Monday.
Five cent Flugkreisel and Archime-
dos at Cooks drug store.
Miss Nellie Mower is now managing
the telephone central office.
Toys of all kinds, dolls of every shape
and make, ut Cooks drug store.
Vic Peterson has the thanks of the
STAR family for a nice piece of venison.
For SALE-A few choice pure.bred
Plymouth Rock roosters. n. S. Atche-
son. b
Miss Ray Williams has gone to Dead
wood to spend the winter with her
father.
Elegant Office rooms for rent in the
M%innekahta block. Inquire of Il. S.
Kelly, receiver.
One of True Parsons little boys fell
off a wagon Monday and the wheel
passed over his leg, breaking two bones.
Rev. a. \. Brown returned Friday
from his trip to Seuttle, where he Wis
tied his son. He enjoyed himself out
there very much and thinks that is a
wonderful country.
The Eastern Star initiated Mrs. j.
w. Butler and Mrs, j. III. Long into
the mysteries of the order Tuesday
evening, after which the usual delect-
able refreshments we're served.
Mrs. j. G. Bean suffered IA relapse
the fore part of this week. from her re-
cent siege of typhoid fever, and has
been quite sick at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. w. l.. Judkins.
The county commissioners will meet
i'll regular session on Jan. Bird, when
the old board will close up the business
of the year, after which ID. q. Grippen
ize.
Wood you doubt that we wood sell
wood hat wood be wood: Well, we
wood, and it wood be dry wood and
wood be pleased to get you for II wood
q customer. we wood. Transfer. Feed Il
Fuel Co.
Receiver Mckinley returned Tuesday
evening from Rapid City, and on We'd
nesday closed up the affairs of the
First National bank. He expects to
wind up the affairs of the Rapid City
Il bank about the first of January.
Sheriff Eastman returned Sunday
from his visit to his parents at Cham
berlain. where he went after taking his
prisoners to Sioux Falls. 1t is the first
IL visit he has made to his parents il
fourteen years and he therefore had /,
splendid visit.
John w. Fuson, who resides neal
Buffalo Gap, and is quite we'll know
1T in the southern Hills. was stricken
f. with paralysis of the left side last weel
Y Thursday, and for a time his life wa.
e despaired of. At last reports he wa.
improving nicely.
he John Shortel, one of the pioneers o.
n Hot Springs, and n jolly good fellow
g was an arrival Sunday from Chadron
d coming up to make his many friends ;
is brief visit. He has been absent fol
almost two years and everybody is
i, pleased to see him.
The various rooms of the public
lie school are making preparations for en-
is %ercises appropriate to the occasion fol
1T the last day of the term, Friday, DE
H. cember 9th. The public generally i
invited to be present from $50 to :
Of o'clock p. III. of that day.
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Ne headache, sore throat, cuts, sprains
bruises. old sores. corns, and all pail
le and inflammation. The most penc
III trating linimeut in the world. Try il
fifty cents. Il. HARGENs.
X. The STAR aud Cosmopolitan maya
zine one year for s1.75 during Decem
H.. Der. Or the STAR. Cosmopolitan an
i'll Bellamy's Equality" all three-fo
tn $3.50. This is the greatest offer tina
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" one should miss it. Cosmopolita
ut alone is worth all we ask for the Who'll
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IN Bellamy's book order Cosmopolitan
"a with the STAR, for only sl.75.
IS The STAR is in receipt of "a copy
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