Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-02-09

We received a pleasant call the early
part of the week from Mr.. o. +. Carp
enter, of Buffalo Gap. He expects to
start in a couple of weeks for Missouri
with a car load of horses.
The Methodists of Buffalo Gap under
the leadership of Rev. o. w. Butterfeld.
have bought the building north of
Chase's store building which they pro-
pose to fix up for church.
G. N. Curtis and wife of Sioux City
are in the city for Mrs. Curtis health.
They will remain several weeks. Mr..
Curtis is Commercial Agent for the
Milwaukee R'y in Sioux City.
A number of friends gave Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Stanley a happy "sheet and
pillow-case' surprise Wednesday night,
and it was a complete surprise. Cards
were the amusement OF the evening.
Rev. A. A. Brown, at the Congrega.
tional Church next Sunday morning,
will discuss "The Indwelling Christ"
Subject in the evening, "Self Seeking"
Sunday School at 10. a. IN. All welcome.
Mexican Chicken Tomales at Moore
Bros.
j. ID. Leedy and wife we're at the
Evans Monday. Mr.. Leedy is we'll
known among the Hills. He went to
Alaska and there met his wife and was
married. They are visiting MI. Leedy's
friends.
Spring goods at the Fair.
Rev. Frank DuMolan, rector of st.
Peters Church, Chicago is staying at
the Evans for a few days. He is taking
a rest from the duties of his church.
st. Peters is the second largest Cath.
olic church in America.
"Jesus and Sidney Lanier, Our Poet
of the Southland" will be Or. Mahood's
theme for Sunday morning. In the
evening he will preach upon "The
Right Kind of a Young Man to choose
for a Husband" Special music.
Pay your bills before February IL if
you want tickets at Richer's.
w. NJ. Knowlton, the splendid head
of 1. III. Chase's business at this place,
was made the proud parent of a pretty
girl baby last week Thursday. The
STAR and many friends congratulate
MIR. and Mrs. Knowlton upon this first
addition to the household.
Mrs. Fayel is visiting her parents
near Hill City this week, and will soon
leave for Texas for a visit to her sister.
Mrs. Egan, who resides at Houston.
From there she will go east to New
York, and expects to be absent from
Hot Springs for several months.
MIR. Welsh will fill your prescription
accurately and just as your doctor
prescribes, at Cooks Drug Store.
AT the meeting Tuesday night called
for the purpose of ascertaining wheth.
er or not a band could be organized
there was considerable interest shown.
A committee was appointed to collect
the instruments around town, write for
music and obtain prices on a new set
of instruments.
Why pay 1913 cts. for 1 Id. Bats
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o.. III. Southmayd IAN alumnus of Black
Hills College, who spent five years in
this place acquiring an education visited
last Sunday here with friends. He is
employed in the surveying office at
Deadwood and is becominga proficient
surveyor. He is a fine young man and
has a large number of friends here. 4
w. f. Bradley of Custer with his
wife and three children have moved to
our city. Mr.. Bradley has opened a
bakery. confectionery and fruit store
on Minnekahta Avenue where the tail.
or used to be located. Before coming
here MIR. Bradley was a preacher and
with his family, will do the town good.
Angel Food taffy in all favors at
Moore s.
The ladies of the w. R. G. will be at
home in their hall from two to six on
Monday afternoon Feb. 70, (Lincoln's
birthday, to all old soldiers of the
Civil War and of the late war with
Spain. Come boys and spend a social
hour with us.
EMILY M. GR1ppEN Pres.
Mantle B. GREEN Sec.
w. N. Wilson has gone into business
in San Diego and on his opening night
standing room only was the sign. w.
N. Wilson will succeed anywhere and
no one will rejoice at his success more
than will his Edgemont friends. The
family are we'll pleased with California