Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-11-16
Col. Kellar went to Deadwood We'd.
nssday afternoon.

O000fWe0r &C the FAlE.
DR.. Hargens paid q professional visit
to Ardmore Thursday.
Mrs. @. G. Crazy, of Custer, is visit
ing DR.. Jennings family this week.
Miss Pearl Bowker has engaged as
"hello girl" at central telephone Office.
Frank Bowker has gone to Edgemont
to take charge of a barber shop for the
winter.
w. M. Knowlton has moved into his
pleasant, newly acquired home in Hap.
py Hollow.
Circuit court has been adjourned for
this county to December 4th. So
Judge Magee writes.
Special bargains in ladies' Wrappers
at the Fair.
Ernest Wight has moved into town
in Mr.. Walkers house, south of Mr..
Huebner's, and will be employed by
the Transfer Co.
Homer Moore, Ed Wood, =. J. Ham
mer, David Calkins and j. NJ. Barnes
started Wednesday upon a hunting ex-
petition to the Limestone country.
They have been having snow up in
the northern Hills this week. Here it
has been quite threatening, but at this
writing, Thursday noon, no snow has
fallen.
Another invoice of furniture ready
for inspection at Walkers.
Henry Marty has been exceedingly
happy ever since election, and now he
is more SO. A little daughter arrived
at his home Wednesday night. Con.
CALCULATIONS.
Earl Chambers is now B. & NJ. agent
at Moorcroft, Wyoming. Mrs. Cham
bers has been somewhat indisposed for
several days and came over here a few
days ago to recuperate.
Life Insurance Policies bought for
cash OF loaned on. Elmer II. Juckett
Minnekahta Block.
a. A. Noodle, known so favorably and
we'll by early residents as sSandie,'
came down from his Lawrence county
home Wednesday night to spend Il day
or two here looking after business af-
fairs. He won out again very easily
as the republican candidate for assess
or of Lawrence county.
Though a little late to mention it. the
STAR desires to congratulate Hon. S.
Il. Wilson upon that splendid speech
of his at the court house the night be-
fore election. The court room was
packed and Mr.. Wilson held the close
interest of the crowd for nearly two
hours.
@. ID. Perkins. president of the G. B.
" g. system, and L. Il. Calvert, general
superintendent, together with some of
the directors and Il party of friends.
arrived on a special train Wednesday
and spent a short time in the city,
They are making a tour of inspection
of the road.
DIR. Traer announces that he will
close his office and treatment rooms in
the Fargo block about the 22nd and
will so on the road lecturing and Civ
ing treatments until May LIST, when he
will return to the Springs, and says he
expects then to establish u sanitarium.
He says he has had sufficient encour.
agement in his practice this season to
warrant such a move and of course Hot
Springs will be glad to welcome such
an institution.
Last Friday DR.. Hargens, assisted by
DR.. Grimm, of Buffalo Gap, amputated
the limb of Bert Woodcock's nine wear
old boy. He was sufferingfr from cancer
of the knee joint and the limb was re.
moved within five inches of the hip
joint. The operation wa performed al
the hospital and the little fellow has
been getting along nicely, and the doc.
tor is much pleased with the operation
and the manner in which it is healing
Alden Benedict's "Fabic Romani.,
which will be represented at the opera
house November q, is a s~pectacula,
production of much merit, being ar
adaptation by Chas. w. Cnase of Marie
Correlll's novel, "The Vendetta" The
story of the play is sad, weird and in
teresting, but with the dark passage.
of the sombre story are many enliven
Ing scenes that help to make the whole
a pleasant entertainment. The pro
missed realism comes at the end of tn,
drama in the earthquake scene. TIL,
last act commences with a mauseleun
scene, which occupies the entire stage
At the climax of the commotion th,
whole tomb sinks out of sight and re-
veals dwellings falling in ruins. tn,
the earth rocking and rent with fur,
and fiery assures, while Mt. Visuyiu,
in the back ground belches forth hug,
columns of fire and smoke and pour
red streams of lava on tho o;fv ne NJ.