Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-12-31

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O. b. Chesley we mt to Deadwood
Sunday.
Chris Jensen visited his mines near
Sunday.
Jos. Vincent was in the northern
Hills on business this week.
w. q. Porter, of Custer, spent Tues.
day in the city on court matters.
Mrs. Thornby left Christmas night
Sioux Falls to attend the State Ed
.cational Association.
Lloyd Boomer is at home again and
will attend college. His numerous
friends welcome him back.
Something new. Sailed peanuts and
velvet candy. j. G. RICHER a. Co.
Angelo c. Gerard a former COLLEGE
student here, was married at Dead
wood to Miss Marie NJ. Emerson.
There will be a public installation,
dance and supper given by the GA. r..
post of Buffalo Gap on Jan. Goth.
Guy Bradley reached home from
in time for Christmas. His
friends were pleased to see
him.
Col. Thornby came down from the
Hills Christmas eve and
spent Christmas with his family re-
turning Sunday morning.
John Rotzin, who was for a long
time brakeman here for Charley Day
ton, spent his Christmas lay-otf with
friends i'll the city. He is now braking
on the main line.
John Henton went to the Northern
Hills Tuesday morning. He is unde-
cided about returning to Montana.
His mission to the Hills may be an i'm
portant one in connection with mi
ming interests,
FIRST CLASS cabinet size photos for
Sl.W a dozen until further notice at
Cross studio, opposite Fargo Hotel,
lower town. rs
Richard Lee, the noted mining man
of the Hills, who owns the U. S. Grant
mine thath is making him famous.isin
the city and says he is here to get the
benefits of the Soldiers Home fer
awhile, having caught a sever cold in
the Hills.
Solid comfort and Hanna coal occupy
the same household on a cold night.
We have Sheridan coal also, that has
many friends. Phone %. Transfer,
Feed & Fuel Co. 81
John Hanson went down to Hot
Springs last evening. He was accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Eta Hanson,
who has been at Blackhawk for some
time but who was on the train going
through last evening Rapid City
Journal, 2Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Smith and
children came up Christmas morning
to visit with James HALEY and family.
MIR. Smith returned in the evening, but
Mrs. Smith and children renamed I'M
til last evening, when they returned
accompanied by Miss Lottie Lehmer.-
Rabid City Journal, 2sth.
Wood you doubt that we wood sell
wood that wood be wood? Well, we
wood. and it wood be dry wood and
wood be pleased to get you for a wood
customer, we wood. Transfer, Feed Il
Fuel Co.
A Christmas tree with very interes-
ting and appropriate exercises was
given at the home of Chas. d. Clapp
on w. G. Flat on Christmas eve.
About 35 of the neighbors gathered
there and in every way it was a de-
lightfully sociable and happy affair,
with old Santa a guest.
If you want a sack, a ton or a car
load of grain or feed, see that you get
prices from us before you part with
your money. Transfer, Feed l. Fuel Co.
w. H. Lancaster spent Monday in
the city. He and family visited for a
few days with Wood Smith and family
of Fairburn. Mr.. Lancaster has many
mining locations in the Northern Hills
some of which promise rich returns.
He still retains much property in this
city and is looking forward to the time
when he will again make this place his
home. They now live at Central City.
Over LOCO brands have been SO far
filed in the Office of the state brand
commissioner and it is expected that
their number will be largely increased
before the meeting of the brand COM
mission the Bird of next month. as
stockmen over the state are evidently
taking an interest in this manner of
securing the exclusive use of their
brands. The total number to be passed
upon by the board at the meeting will
be i'll the neighborhood of 15CO.
Elegant Office rooms for rem in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of Il. S
Kelly, receiver.