Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-12-28

Mrs. lnez GODDARD and daughters
have returned from their visit to
relatives Mt Bellefourche
Little Lucille Wade returned to her
home at Lead Thursday, after happy
Ch.is..nas wi.l i.el k.au1 pa. outs at
the Home.
Jesse Spencer had his leg broken
Wednesday by his horse falling with
him. 1t was u serious break and will
lay the boy up for some time
The exercises at the various churches
of the city Oh Christmas Eve we're
excellent and greatly pleased the large
numbers that attended.
Judge Gull has moved his office into
the states attorneys room at the court
house, where he will he found costly
and very pleasantly located.
E. b. Cook & Co. have secured new
prescription clerk, who is Il first Glass
man in every respect.
1t continues showing Thursday
afternoon as We 60 to press-a beauti-
full, mild, quiet SHOWS -storm-such as
look SO attractive in pictures.
Life Insurance Policies bought for
cash or loaned on. Elmer r. Juckett
Minnekahta Block.
Mrs. Col. Steele left for the east
Saturday night, and will spend the
winter in Ohio and other eastern
states. The colonel accompanied her
as far as Omaha.
We want you to try our Sheridan
Nut Coal in your bass burner, or any
magazine stove. Transfer Feed & Fuel
Co.
Senator Burke and family left
Wednesday evening for Mitchell,
where Mrs. Burke and the children
will remain while the Senator is at
Pierre helping make laws.
Z. b. Cook 4 Co. have had the larg-
est Christmas trade that they ever had
and they LOW ca ..os.. ~ take care
of their large everyday trade.
The Soldiers Home board members
are expected next Monday and will
enjoy big New Years dinner at the
Home. The wife of President Van
Osdel has sent the home a large
pumber of fat ducks for that occasion.
DR.. j. r. lioenes arrived Tuesday
from Denver to arrange for shipping
his office furniture to that place. He
expects TO remain at that place, though
he says the Hot Springs climate excels
that. The health of his family is good
however. and they enjoy living there
fairly we'll.
Miss Moore. who has been spending
the past two weeks in the city left for
her home in Hot Springs last evening.
Her stay here this time was on bust
ness, but she intends to come up after
Christmas and make her friends a
visit, which they hope she will do with
l out fail.-Rapid City Journal.
Hon. BENZ. Hoover, of Gettysburg
/. S. Oak. spent Friday ana Saturday in
the city. Mr.. Hoover is a prominent
e man in the state. and may always be
found at Pierre during a session of
S the legislature. He was severely in
jured i'll railroad accident few
: years ago and was laid up for a long
time, but is again able to get around
quite lively.
MIR. and Mrs. +. NJ Stewart and
daughter Belle departed for Sioux
City Thursday evening. They will al.
50 visit Omaha and from there go to
Pierre, where Mr.. Stewart will attend
a meeting of the brand commission in
January. From there they go to Salt
Lake to attend the national stock
association. They will probably go to
Baltimore before their return. .-Buf-
falo Gap Republican.
Millionaires have troubles of their
own. Cudahy lost nights sleep be-
cause of the kidnapping of his boy,
besides $4,000 ransom which he paid
for the return of the lad. Now he
offers $4,000 more for the arrest of
the didnappers. a kidnapper should
suffer the penalty of murderer-or
travel the road of some of those
fiends who are burned at the stake.
Go to F. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
Good bye old year, and farewell old
century. Both have treated the world
we'll, and as we come to the final hours
that will tick them into the past there
comes the forcible reminder of how
swiftly the years go by. The going
out of a century is something new to
most of us and we'll probably not
many of us witness another such
occurrence. The new century will
doubtless bring forth some wonderful
changes in this great west. The
scheme of national irrigation is going
to transform the desert wastes into