Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-12-14

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Mrs. w. +. Hanley, of Custer, is
visiting her friend, Mrs. F,yel.
Mrs. Harry Barber was considerably
indisposed the fore part of the week.
Mrs. DR. Hargens has gone to
Missouri Valley for Il visit to relatives.
Mrs. Perry Sickles was called to
Verona. Ill.,. last Friday 10y the sud
den death of her father.
Mrs. w. II. Stanley went to Dead
wood and Lead wednesday for y visit
of a week to friends.
Ed Bond stepped through a broken
Hume or sidewalk few days ago and
came near breaking his leg.
Engineer Fitzpatrick came in on
Wednesdays train. He now has a
nice run out of Alliance. Neb.
The Presbyterian bazaar at the G il
lespie on Wednesday was largely pat
ronized and great success.
Two or three teamsters with good
heavy teams wanted for hauling
lumber and ties. NJ. j. Bailey Co.
Custer S. Oak.
The carpenters Dennis and
Otto Strom fixing up the west
room of the city hall block for the
Connor Grocery company.
Call at Cross new studio for fine
photographs and views of Wind Cave
and the Black Hills.
j. ". Joyce expects to so to Rock
Island, H., SatuElay night to make an
argument before the head camp of
Modern Woodmen concerning the Will
Ness Insurance.
Mrs. Harry Summers and children
have returned from Deadwood, where
they have resided for a few months.
and will make Hot Springs their home
again. They are at the Evans.
Cole is making special inducements
on photographs for the holidays.
Roy Ness writes that they are nicely
settled at Missouri Valley, that his
father likes his work and they like the
town. although they are yet quite lone
some. not having become acquainted
Roy isn't doing anything yet.
The Ladies Aid society OF the
Baptist church will hold their rum.
mage sale on New Years day i'll the
w. II. G. hall. They will serve chicken
pie dinner at noon for % cents. On
the evening ice cream and cake - cts
Proceeds to be applied on Church
debt.
Mrs. Springer Scovel and baby re
turned Thursday from a visit to rela
tives in Chicago. Her brother DIR. Il. T,
Rice, of Arlington. Iowa. accompanied
her and will spend the winter op tn,
he hopes winter of outdoor roughine
it in this climate will improve it.
We are "agents" also dealers in coal
and tcal that will suit YOU. Don't fail te
have talk withus on the coal question
Transfer Feed & Fuel Co.
Hon. w. +. Benedict was in the city
Tuesday He is very prominently
mentioned for speaker of the house
at the coming session of the legisla ture
and we understand that the Blaci
Hills members are a unit for him if he
wants it. \ better man for it will moi
be found in the legislature.
Nj. G. Fosnes, who was we'll and most
favorably known all over South
Dakota as postotiice inspector until
about three years ago, when he was
transferred from here, is now in New
York City. convllescny from siege
of yellow fever which he contracted
while in charge of the postal service in
Cuba.
Jocob Gable, travelling passenge
agent of the Elkhorn. is i'll town fron
Denison. La. He says that the nun
Der of people are going to Hot Springs
S. d., to spend the winter is create
than it has ever been for this time O
the year. He says that the weather a
the Springs is warm and balmy, yet ir
yigorating.-O News.
The members of st Lukes Gull
desire to thus publicly thank each an,
every lady who so kindly assisted ther
in making their entertainment, 9Th
Bellies of Blackville' such an III
bounded success, the opera hous
management for many kindnesses, an
the citizens generally for their liber'
patronage.
If anybody doesn't think that it tak'
lots of time, hard work, care and hus
ling to manage an opera house, just ],
them follow johnny Richer around fl
awhile, see how much he has to do,
look after the show house in HI
Springs. He has been very successf,
most of the time in getting good cor
panies here, being disappointed a fe
rimac Of conrSe Rut altOrether he