Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-11-23

close to zero this week.
DIR. Howell came over from Edge.
mont the first of the week.
Wood taken in exchange for pictures
at Coles gallery.
DR.. DALEY looked after his profes-
slonal duties at Custer this week.
Nh. Savage has returned from his
visit to his family at Mitchell. and is
agai in ut the Home.
Mrs. Hunt conte.nplates leasing the
residence now occupied by Mrs.
Adams, on College hi,i.
You don't want old moth eaten
goods. buy at the Fair where the stock
is good fresh and new.
Attorney Gull is contemplating NOV
into the states attorneys office at the
court house in a few days.
Mrs. DIR. Jennings and daughter.
Miss Abbie, left for Chicago Sunday.
they will be gone several days.
A nice SNOW fell over this entire re-
gion the fore part of the week. Tt was
light and tlakey and will not last long.
Cole is making special Inducements
on photographs for the holidays.
Ike Thomas was sick last Friday so
that he took a lay-om for y couple of
days G. w. Ranger drove his dray
team.
We are "agents" also dealers in coal.
and coal that will suit u.Don'tfai 10
nave talk Wilkinson the coal question.
Transfer Feed & Fuel Co.
James III. Green, of keystone, and
Rhoda Holland. of Buffalo Gap, Sc
cured marriage license Tuesday from
Clerk Osmotherly.
Tho w. G. L. U. will meet with Miss
Dewey Wednesday, Nov. IS, at 3 p. m.,
for study of department work. NJ
are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Willis Gable is very sick. and
unless there is 1t change Tor The better
within twenty-four hours grave fears
are expressed as to her recovery.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Hare is expected
mere November 81. when confirmation
services will be held Mt the city hall at
1 o'clock Richard and Frank Hunt
expecting tic he confirmed upon that
occasion.
Rev. \. y. Brown has sold his pleas
ant residence on Lincoln avenue to w,
j. Cavanaugh, and expects to give up
possession soon. 1t is one of the do
sirable places Of the city.
The Order of pyramids will give a
dance and oyster supper on Thanks
giving night at the city hall. They
will have good music. Tickets to dance
%50cents: supper tickets % cents. All
invited to attend.
Rev. j. w. Robinson went to Sturcis
Tuesday to attend the Ministerial as
ISOLATION of the M. T.. church. He
preached before the association Tues
day night. They had a very interest
ing and profitable program.
o. Ferguson has built quite an ex-
tensive addition to his Sloan bath
house. He did a very prosperous bust
ness during the past summer and
found his bath house inadequate to ac-
'commodate the business. Ed. Davis
has just taken the contract to do the
mason work.
Christian Koch, of Mora, Mimi, has
been visiting his relatives, Peter Rip.
per and family, of Oelrichs, for a fort
night. He has been looking over the
country with a view to putting in some
stock, and has decided to sell his Min.
nesota farm and locate in Fall River
county next Spring.
The Tribune learns with regret of
the contemplated resignation of Ed.
Rogers as manager here for l. II.
Chase. MI. Rogers is one of the best
business men i'll the Hills and has
made a marked financial success of the
Chase store. His place will be yer..
difficult to fll.-Lead Tribune.
L. w. Russell, of Glenwood. Iowa.
representing Friend Bros. celebrated
line of perfection clothing ,as in town
Monday. This is the house that made
Milwaukee famous as a clothing mar
ket and has always be- noted for the
superior fit and finish of their gar
ments.
County Auditor Stanley went to
Custer Saturday. and with the auditor
of that county %nanvassed the votes OF
this senatorial district. They found
that j. l.. Burke had been elected by
l46 majority. A pretty good showing
when we ccme to consider that the
other fellows expected to carry it their
way by a bigger majority than that.
Niz,,'. coe. I. Crawford, formerly at.
~ ueneral of the state. and nov