Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-07
Glorious weather still continues.

Mrs. Ed. Bond is reported sick with
fever.
1. b. West was able to get down town
this week.
Judge Westover came up from Rush
vile Thursday morning.
The many friends of G. q. Fargo are
pleased to hear of his convalescense.
Tom Wells received the last degree
of Oadfellowship on Wednesday night.
j. A. Keneiick's little six year old
boy died of typhoid fever at Terry re-
Gently.
Fon SALE-One IL. story four room
house. and lot. Price $500. Enquire
of G. II. Cramcr, Hot Springs, S. ID.
Mark Rich and family received IL
new wears present last week in the way
of IL new boy baby.
The Merchants Bank will buy county
general fund warrants. If.
Geo. Pomeroy has had quite a strug-
gle to keep from being sick the past
week.
Miss Elizabeth Germond has return
ed from her protracted visit ut Ripon,
Wisconsin.
FIRST Glass cabinet size photos for
S1.00 q dozen until further notice at
Gross studio. opposite Fargo Hotel.
lower town. IS
c. l.. Jensen went down to Sioux
City and Omaha last Thursday, return
ing Monday morning.
Joe Gammet and wife. of w. q. Flat.
have gone to Iowa for IL three months
visit with relatives.
White Elephant flour $3.50 per sack.
Capt. Watts has been quite sick for
several days but we are glad to hear
that he is getting better.
Miss Gertrude Hassett returned
Wednesday night from her visit with
Mrs. Judge Gull at Lead.
Elegant office rooms for rent in the
Minnekahta block. Inquire of Il. S.
Kelly, receiver.
Col. Linn has gone to Sioux Falls to
be present at Il meeting of the Soldiers
Home board on the 18th.
Go to +. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry Darn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
The home of Mr.. Faber, of Cold
brook, was gladdened by the arrival of
a baby boy Wednesday night.
Peter Mosier of w. G. Flat left Mon
day night for Iowa, being called there
by the serious illness of his brother.
Frank Long came over from Oelrichs
Monday to attend to business matters,
and favored the STAR with a pleasant
call.
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 q Fuel Co. 33
Col. Kellar went to Omaha Monday
night upon matters concerning the es-
tablishment of the National Home at
this place.
For the meeting of the Black Hills
pioneers at Deadwood on Jan. 9Th the
Elkhorn road will sell round trip tick
cts for $685. good to return the 9th.
The Deadwood Pioneer Times of the
End consisted of ten pages and gave
one the most complete write-up of the
mining enterprises of the Black Hills
that we have yet seen. 1t was great.
Relief Agent Pontius. of Harrison,
Neb., who has been relieving Agent
Wood at this place, went to Hermosa
Monday morning to relieve Agent Chas.
Scott, who is sick.
Wood you doubt that we wood sell
wood that wood be wood? Well. we
wood, and it wood be dry wood and
wood he pleased to get you for "a wood
customer. we wood. Transfer. Feed 4
Fuel Co.
w. S. Weldon was in from w q Flat
Monday to help get his boy and two
daughters of Il. Ii. Mosher established
in light housekeeping in rooms in the
Minnelusa block. for the purpose o.
attending the public schools of tho
city. Mr.. Weldon says that this con
tinued warm weather is causing rye tc
come up in great shape out his way
First thing we know cattle will befeed
ing on green grass.
The requirements of ii medicine is tt
tighten the burden of pain. and cure
This brings us to the question of {;
remedy. and Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment is the only remedy for blind
bleeding or protruding piles that is Ell
dorsed by physicians. Cures the mos
obstinate cases. soc. EMIL HARGENs
Rev. DR.. c. b. Clark. of Huron. VIII,
recently visited this city. has beer
transferred to the NJ. r. church @
Deadwood. and "a Huron special say
that he expects to make the chang
about the LIST of February. DIR. Clarl
is commander of the state G. A. II. bu
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