Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-12-07
Spray OF aape Springs,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Surveyors were running; out the lines
of the hospital grounds Tuesday
\ nice little shower visited this
section of the country 1'uesaay night
Mrs. Il. ID. Jennings and Miss, Abbie
have retulaed from ,ho.r Chicago trip.
J. G. Spencer. owner OF Sylvan Lake
spent portion of last week i'm the
city.
Call at Cross new studio for lin.
photographs and views OF Wind Cave
and the Eiacl, hills.
DIR. and Mrs. DALEY delightfully."- ell
tertainel IL number of friends at sup
per last Saturday night.
Cole is making special inducements
on photographs for tine holidays.
The w. G. Il. U. will meet with Miss
Dewey Wednesday, Dec. IL, at 3 p. IN
All are cordially invited to attend
We are "agents" also dealers in coal,
and coal that will suit YOU. Don'tfa to
have Il talk withus on the coal question.
Transfer Feed " Fuel Co.
Col. L. 7. Evans and wife and grand
daughter, Theresa Clark, spent Thanks
giving day with Mr.. and Mrs. e. Love
land at Rapid City.
w. H. Wenz, of Bath, S. d., is spend
ing Il fortnight in town. He was here
about two years ago and thinks this
climate is Just about right
Claude Williams has been doing a
fac job in painting and paperins his
mothers boarding house. He is mal;-
ing it look like new inside aud out
Deadwood and Lead papers say that
the small poX has been wiped out and
and the patients discharged from the
pest house No lives were lost by the
dread disease.
Major Jenness fell from the porch OF
w. r. Reeders residence. while paint.
ing, last Friday, and received quite a
severe strain in the back and also in
one ankle lie is able to be about.
Chief Engineer Haynes. of the Elk
norm. was here Saturday comforting
with j. u. Burke concerning the stone
quarry Mir. ilaines being one of the
i,ust|ing members of that corporation
The Presbyterian ladies will hold
their annual sale Of fancy work and
useful articles on Wednesday,. Dee. u
They will also serve one of their fam.
,,,s. IN, .,nl k:c
cult suppers. DO not forget Wednes
day, Dec IL. roast turkey and mincc
pies.
Rev. j. NJ Brown has resigned his
pastorate at keystone. where he has
been for two or three years He will
probably leave the Hills. He is &
splendid young preacher and was very
popular at keystone. He is here, with
his wife and child, making q visit tc
his parents.
Capt. Noorus, who has had charge OF
the Salvation Army work in Hot
Springs for several months has OBJ
tanned Il leave of absence and gone to
l. ltlIG IOl IL NlSil w iol
month. She is Il very talented lady
and made great many friends while
here. Lieut.. Smith continues her
work here.
Lewis W. jackson. who has been !,
respected member OF the Soldiers
Home for about five years, died last
Saturday. He has been in very poor
health for some time. He came here
from Belle Fourche. where he has
Many warm friends. some of whom
came here to attend the funeral Tues.
day.
The Iowa Land Co. has decided to
give residents of Hot Springs the ben
elit of IL reduced price for baths at
Niinpekahta bath house, and for the
winter has fixed the price at 25 cents Il
bath, The place was very nicely re
modelled last spring so that it is like
new. and citizens will doubtless appre-
ciate this reduction.
Judging from the number of promi.
nent men and capitalists who have
visited Custer during the past two
or three weeks, it is safe to predic
that something is going to happen il
the near future 1t is only matter o
time when Custer will be the center o
the richest and most eXtensivel.
worked mining district in the Hills
and the time is not far distant either
unless all signs fail.-Custer Chronicle
Geo. II. Stoddard and family, o
Momence, ILL.,, arrived Saturday, wit
household goods, and expect to max
Hot Springs their home. MIR. Stod
dard is interested with the Hot Spring
Plaster Co.. and will devote his tim
and energies to that splendid enter
prise. They will for the present occu
pyJ G. Richer's house on Park ave
nue.. Mr.. Stodard and family will b
heartily welcomed to Hot Springs.