Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-11-10

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for Minneapolis.
Mrs. Juckett entertained the Whist
club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Burke entertained the Whist
club last Friday evening.
1t pays to buy groceries at Moore
Bros. Try them and see.
Chambers Kellar visited Saturday
and Sunday in Hot Springs.
N. L. shattuck, of West Superior,
Wis, is registered at the Gillespie.
The fire boys purchased Mrs. Con-
nor's piano for use in the Opera House.
Col. Baker, of Hermosa, a promi-
nent G. A. r. man was in town Satur.
day.
For sale-a small cook stove. Burns
wood. A fine little stove, Inquire at
this office.
The Pioneer meat market in lower
town has been moved across the street
from it's previous location.
The Strife Register, published at
Pierre, is working for a railroad from
the Missousi river to the Black Hills.
Mrs. DIR. Jennings gave a dinner
party lasi Saturday afternoon ITO a
number of friends in honor of Mrs.
Moses.
Mrs. B. Y. Thornby, county superin-
tendent, vent out Monday..ou a visit to
the schools. She was accompanied
by Miss Mary Dewey.
Sturgis has been having an epidemic
of burglary, but the police succeeded
in capturing the burglars, who proved
to be some young boys.
SrRAYED-One small iron-gray horse,
three years old, branded Sill on left
thigh; 81 reward. Leave withjs.A. j.
Silcock, Oelrichs, s. d.
W. j. Miller at the old reliable Bar
Der Shop, opposite, Union Depot, gives
the best of sat isfaction in hair cutting,
shaving, or shampooing. Try him.
Blind Boone, one of the most inter-
esting musicians of the country, will
appear at the Opera House on the
evening of the 10th. Bear this date in
mind.
j. ID. Nicholson leaves this evening
for Deadwood where he will enter the
Bullock hotel kitchen. He has done
all kinds of hotel work and is a good
man in any capacity.
We received a pleasant call Saturday
from Mr.. N. B. Streeter, n of the
live cattlemen of this section. He had
just returned from Omaha, where he
went with a couple carloads of cattle.
Mrs. Mabel Conklin, of New York,
gave a fine lecture in the Opera House
Thursday evening on Social Purity"
She is al interesting speaker and her
address was a noble plea for q better
manhood.
Hardly a western section but be-
comes vitality interested in the forestry
question and the preservation of these
reservoirs of nature, when once it is
understood how intimately connected
are the forests with the water supply
of a country.
There has been a Conversational
club formed in town to discuss mat
tiers of current interest. It is com.
posed of men and meets Wednesday
evenings. The temporary officers are
E. r.. Juckett, chairman; G. G. Smith,
secretary and treasurer.
The Black Hills Federation of
Women'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
Benz. F. Ives, of st. Lawrence, s. d.,
who is grand chaplain, A. f. s. A.. NJ.
grand high priest, r. A. NJ, and vice.
president order high priesthood, spent
last Friday and Saturday in the city
visiting Hot Springs chapter R. A. m.
He is a very pleasant gentleman and
made numerous friends while in the
city.
DR.. Jennings had quite an exciting
experience Monday afternoon. While
riding along in a buggy the horse all
at once started on a runaway gait and
after going some distance upset the
buggy, throwing the Doctor and two
children that were with him, out into
the street. Fortunatelythe doctor.was
not seriously hurt and the two little
girls were not injured at all. It was
certainly a marvellous escape.
1t will not be a surprise to any who