Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-17

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coat of paint.
Everett Basford is now down sick
with TYPHOID fever.
William Atkinson's daughter is sick
with typhoid fever.
The infant child of 7. w. Gable died
suddenly last Monday.
Harry Gayhart has an elegant new
work bench for his jewelry store.
Mrs. Emil Hargens has returned from
her visit to relatives at Missouri Val.
ley.
Andy Snyder goes to Whitewood,
near which place he is going to wood.
chopping.
A handsome photo button given with
every doz. Cabinet PLATING photos at
at Cross Studio.
j. A. Thayer and wife came up from
their Nebraska ranch the fore part of
the week.
To Sell or Trade-Sixty head of cat
tie to sell or trade for horses.
r. w: LEACH.
Richer & Co. have the famous Nc
Gee & Co. Baltimore Bulk Oysters
only 40 cents u quart.
Don't forget to call at the Cross
Studio and see the easel Medallions.
The latest novelty in the photo line.
+. S. Capron, of Chicago, Travelling
Passenger Agent for the Grand Trunk
Railway was at the Evans during the
past week.
For RENT-An eight room residence,
conveniently located and pleasant.
Has good cistern and stable. Inquire
at p~ostotfice.
DIR. Hargens, Dan Larson and several
others have gone on a hunt in the lime
stone region. They expect to bring
back some deer and feast on venison.
w. j. Miller at the old reliable Bar
Der Shop, opposite. Union Depot, gives
the best of satisfaction in hair cutting,
shaving, or shampooing. Try him.
Bert Shirley, George Gilchrist and
Harry Ferguson returned the first of
the week from their hunting trip to
Elk mountain region. They report a
fine time and some game.
DIR. G. w. Greenely and wife who
have been at the Evans for several
weeks left, Sunday night, for Colorado
Springs. The Doctor is going to locate
there if Mrs. :Greenely can stand the
altitude.
Charles Mattson and wife, ofChicago
have rented Mr.. Elsey's cottage next to
j. H. Gillespie, and will spend the win
ter here for their health. They are
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. T~oudenback,
formerly of this place.
Hon. E. w. Martin and wife, of Dead
wood spent %sevaral days IN the city
during the week, being called hither
by the illness of Mrs. Martins father,
Mr.. Miner. The Improvement in Mr..
Miners condition is a source of graft
ication to many friends.
The remains spoken of last week as
being received by Undertaken Joyce
were of the child of Col. j. P. Magrew
A young son died several years ago and
was buried at Howard, South Dakota.
The remains we're sent here to laid be-
side Mrs. Megrew, who died here a few
years ago.
The jewell Nursery Co., of Lake
City Minnesota, furnished the Geo
Trimmer orchard also the orchard at
Cascade Springs and while many other
nurseries have sold thousands of trees
here, all the good, thrifty, bearing or
chards in Fall River county we're fur.
nished by the Jewell. Plummer Davis
agent for the Black Hills, will call and
take your orders for spring delivery
sometime before April LIST. Drop him
u card addressed Rapid City or Hot
Springs.
Marriage licence was issued to Fran
CHS e. Colman of Hot Springs and
Mary f. Mills of Buffalo Gap. Boil
of these young people belong to pro.
minent families of Fall River County
Mr.. Coleman is a son of William Cole.
man, we'll known in Hot Springs ano
Miss Mills is a daughter Of Judge
Mills of the Gap. The marriage wa.
Wednesday afternoon at the bride.
home. The STAR extends congratula
tions.
The college board met at the presi
dents office in the college Tuesday
There was a good representation of tn.
members. DIR. e. E. Clough, DIR. Clark
e. w. Martin and Rev. Atwater wer,
present from outside of town. The sit,
uation was carefully canvassed. TIL,
board is we'll pleased with the work O
the faculty and the financial outlook
The college is in better condition than
a.