Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-12-03

Mrs. Ness is visiting with relatives .
at Hay Springs.
Mrs. Frank Stewart came over from
the Gap Thursday.
LOsT-Pair black silk m ittens, on
Nov. o or q. Finder will please leave
at the postofice.
Jas. Tucker, formerly of this county,
is now living lei Beaver City, Neb.
where he has purchased a farm.
VIM. Womeldorf, an old railroad
chum of Conductor Sherry, has been
up from Chadron for a few days visit.
Hon. s. e. Wilson and sou, Clifford,
left for Omaha Monday evening on a
business trip, to be gone about a week.
+. b. Smith is mourning the loss of
"a sister who died at Taunton, Mass, on
Nov. 22nd of dropsy. She was 81 years
of age and had lived at Taunton for 80
years.
The STAR prints everything, from a
calling card to a full sheet p~oster-all
in an artistic manner No printing
establishment in the Hills is better
equipped for fine printing.
Miss Clawson, who had charge of the
baths for the Hot Springs company all
summer, left for Omaha this week.
She will probably return next spring.
at least many friends hope so.
4. L. Eckstein and wife left on
Thursday for Omaha, Tecumseh and
other Nebraska points. Mr.. Eckstein
expects to return this week. Mrs. Eek
| stein will visit relatives fora few weeks.
DIR. jennings returned from .Aber-
deem where he attended u meeting of
the state board of health last week.
He took his little daughter as far as
Sloan, Iowa, where they spent Thanks
giving day with relatives.
The next regular convocation of
Harmony Lodge, A. T.. q A. NJ. will be
held on Friday evening, December 10.
at $50 sharp, when the annual election
of officers will be held. Worshipful
Master Wood requests that all mem
bers be present.
Il. w. Timma has been marketing
some elegant porkers of late. One
fourteen months old weighed 36l
pounds, and another eighteen months
old weighed 3s3 pounds. He raised d
large number and is placing the meal
at good prices.
The STAR has just received an ele
CANT assortment of stationery-cheap
medium and expensive, so that we car
please everybody. We print the cheap
est job in the most pleasing style-il
fact if the STAR prints it it's nice
Call and get prices. You can't afford
to try to do business without neat sta
tionery.
y. ID. Wood, the Elkhorn hustler
has been granted a leave of absence fc,
two weeks, and i'll company with Clai
|. will leave about the 18th for a visi
with friends at st. Paul, Mimi, an,
Cedar Rapids. Iowa, and with his par
ents in Iowa. A. ID. has we'll earne'
his contemplated trip and Clair will n
doubt greatly enjoy his holiday vaca
, ton on such a trip.
w. NJ. loops aud son, Jumes, return
ed Thursday morning from Lon
!, Island, Kansas, where they purchase
Il farm of 1GO acres, three miles fro1
: town, paying $1,000 for it. They wi
continue to reside in this county, i
the stock business, and will use thei
f Kansas farm for fall feeding stool
They have rented it for next year, re
4 ceiving one-half the crop. Mr.. TooE
lived in that portion of Kansas sixtee
years ago and says it has improve
wonderfully since then.
= There is no pain or discomfort whe
/, Tabler's Buckeye Pile ointment is uset
1t relieves that itching increased b
, scratching. 1t is prepared with scie,
titfc accuracy and professional know
ledge. and is the kind hat cures blin'
bleeding. itching and %protruding pile
with no pain or loss uftime. r. HAREN
4 jolly WOOlmem Dance.
The Modern Woodmen will give
dance at the court house GU Christine