Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-11-25

0OSA .ANocS
by the arrival of a bright little girl.
The pure Apple Cider 40 cts. gal, q,
Richers.
Mrs. j. g. Richer, and little child
have both been quite sick during til,
past week, but are now improving.
Big Cloak sale at the Fair.
The cold Nebraska weather and snov
caused the trains to be from three t.
five hours late Monday and Tuesday.
Rooms to rent for light house.keep
ing in Minnekahta hotel. Very pleas
ant, nice rooms.
For first-class barbering 60 to Mil.
LEI, the artistic down town barber.
Quite a snow fall occurred Sunday,
and the weather grew much colder. II
was eight below zero Tuesday morning
Gene Gordon had quite a painful at.
tack of erysipelas, but is now nicely
improving and will soon be able ia
take his engine again.
Big Cloak sale at the Fair.
G. G. Wooster and Bert Jones have
gone hunting for big game over in
Wyoming. The first few days are like.
~ to have chilled their marrow bones
if not their ardor.
Take a little spot cash to the Trans.
fer Feed & Fuel Co., and see what a LOT
of coal or wood you a get.
John Heck, who was operated upon
three weeks ago for some trouble with
his back, was able to be up Tuesday
morning and walked about the house
Don't be deceived when there is
nothing in sight but go to Fargo's
wherx you have a mammoth stock of
dry goods and shoes all new and clean
to select from.
Mrs. Painter returned from Fair.
burn Monday night, where she went
several days ago to close up her extern.
sive business affairs there preparatory
to locating permanently in Chicago.
Col. John Skinner spent Saturday in
the city with Geo. Trimmer and family.
He has leased the Rapid City Republi.
car and proposes to make things hum
in the newspaper business at that
place. John is a great hustler.
Oysters arrive Tuesdays and Thurs.
days at Richer & Co.'S.
A. D. Wood and son, Claire, returned
Sunday from their visit to the parental
home of A. ID. They enjoyed their Wis.
it very much, and A. d. gained several
pounds Of averdupois. He put in q
hard summers work and we'll earned
his vacation.
a sure cure for cold feet-the coal
and wood sold by Transfer Feed & Flu.
ell Co. Phone 25.
Sheriff Eastman a y that the sher
ifs deed which he had just issued up
on the Gillespie hotel property re.
quired s17 worth of N stamps
This was upon a sale amounting to SIT,
600, the deed being issued to Johr
P. Allison as receiver for the Home In
surance company.
Rooms to rent for light house-keep
ing in M~innekahta hotel. Very pleas
ant, nice rooms.
Mrs. Salee, the Western Union oper
ator, left Sunday evening for Rich
mond, Kansas, to spend one NOR
Thanksgiving with her mother who i
very aged and not expected to live blu
a short time. During her absence
Mrs. Gayhart is attending to the dutie
of the Office.
A we'll authenticated report has j
that the Burlington is to build a rail
road from Hill City to keystone, say
the Rapid City Journal, the work to b
completed. inside of ninety days. TIL
line is said to be already CROSSED
toned and the contracts for gradin
and ironing let. This will be goo
news for Keystone.
Sam Harris received the sad INTEL
gence while in town last Saturday tha
a brother of his at Pottsboro, Texa
had been shot by a highwayman on til
evening of October "a, and died shor
ly afterwards. Newspapers giving a
account of the tragedy say that it WE
evident that the assailant made a mi
take in his man, for Mr.. Harris had Il
enemies. 1t was a lamentable affai
aud the STAR sympathizes with Sam i
the loss of his dear brother.
Presiding Elder Clough spent a fe
days the latter part of last week in I'll
city, and Sunday re.dedicated the !
E. church. The new repairs on IL
church have cost over s7OO-includir
the gift of the opera chairs by N
Miner. At Sundays meeting enou,
was raised, besides what had been pr
viously subscribed, to pay off the g
pense entirely. Rev. Clongh preach'
q splendid sermon both morning a,
evening. The repairing Of the prope
ty and its occupancy once more is n