Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-10
Mr.. G. N. Miner is quite sick, no
hopes being entertained of his recov-

hopes being entertained of his recov-
cry.
Miss NJ. Simmons, of Chicago, is in
the city for her health. She is staying
at the Gillespie. Z.
A handsome photo button given with
every dog. Cabinet PLATING photos at
at Cross Studio.
Richer & Co. have the famous Nc
Gee & Co. Baltimore Bulk Oysters
only 40 cents q quart.
Mrs. H. A. Gayhart and baby have
returned from their summer visit to
relatives in Pennsylvania.
Don't forget to call ut the Cross
Studio and see the easel Medallions.
The latest novelty in the photo line.
G. G. Waterson and wife, of Chicago,
are going to make a visit of one month
in u city. They are at the Evans.
Rev. b. F. Pearson will start for Red
Oak, Iowa, Friday night of this week,
where he expects to visit a couple of
weeks.
H. New, the affable clerk of the
Evans, is recovering from quite a Sc
we're spell of misunderstanding suffered
from tonsilitis.
For RENT-An eight room residence,
conveniently located and pleasant.
Has good cistern and stable. Inquire
at p~ostoffice.
Among the arrivals at the Gillespie,
were Judge Levi MCGEE and Court
Reporter James r. Sharp, also Arnold
Luton and son, all of Rapid.
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,
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a card addressed Rapid City or Hot
Springs.
The Subject next Sunday a. m. at
the Baptist Church will be:-"The
Love and Sacrifice of Christ" and in
the evening, ''The Fruits of the Spirit"
One of the busiest men in Hot
Springs today is Severns, the laundry
man. This is as it should be-the re-
suit of close attention to business and
good work.
There will be no paeaching at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
Sunday school, however, will meet
as usual at 1915 and Young Peoples
socisty at 6:30.
Travelling men registered at the Gil
lespie this week we're j. w. Humphrey.
Lincoln; E. L. Cook, Lincoln; +. MAR
ems. Chicago; F.. j. Ochsner, Deadwood;
Fl. j. Cauldtield, Omaha; j. A. Pardoe,
Omaha; G. A. Whitney, Sioux City.
Frank Long, the Oelrichs heavy
weight, spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in the city. He was much pleased
over the good republican news from
almost everywhere-and particularly
pleased over the election of Forney
for county commissioner.
Among other notes of the increased
business during the past season in and
about Hot Springs may be noted the
fact that Agent West, of the Burling-
ton. increased the sale of tickets over
the "Scenic Line" more than one
third above what it has ever been.
The B'ask Hills Federation of
Woman's Clubs will meet at Lead City
Friday and Saturday in regular annual
session. Officers will be elected for
the ensuing year. Mesdames j. A.
Stanley, A. j. Kellar and Alma Fayel
will represent the Shakespeare club
of this city, and Mrs. w. w. Stewart
will represent the Travellers club.
At the election of officers of the
Presbyterian G. E. held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Ames: Fred Watts
was elected Pres: Ella Daniels, Vice
Pres; Ethel Pierce, Sec; and Waite,
Moore, Treas. Some old business was
attended to and then it was moved and
seconded to adjourn, it was passed and
they adj burned for a social time. AT
about 10 o'clock the crowd dispersed
thanking Miss Ames fortLeir enjoyable
evening.
While the country all around is in
the throes of billiards., Hot Spring.
is basking in beautiful autumn wealth
er. Last week a man was frozen tx
deathnear Colorado Springs, Nebraska
and other states were having sleighing
Chicago and vicinity was struggling
along through snow, sleet and slush
and we in this favored spot we're enjoy