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

Miss Pearl Bowker returned to her
home In Neleigh Neb., today.
F. d. Hummel came down from Lead
to spend Christmas with his family.
Seventy people in Evongeline at
the College Chapel Wednesday Jan, 9.
Frank Bowker came over from Edge.
mont Wednesday to visit his sister and
friends.
Connor & Co. have moved into their
new and pleasant quarters in the city
hall block.
The stone work upon the Miner-Mc-
Lennon plunge is nearly compl eted
and is a fine piece of work.
Mrs. A r. Peterson has gone to Oel-
richs to help care for her father, who
is sgain suffering from some bowel
trouble.
About two inches of snow fell
Wednesday night, pleasing stockmen,
and being quite acceptable to nearly
everyone.
You can get great and good smoke
out of Pathfinder cigar-to be found
at Cooks drug store.
The home of Col. Kellar not only en-
joyed happy family reunion on
Christmas, but with other friends from
the southland they celebrated a genu-
inc Dixie Christmas.
E. G. Loomis, who was employed at
the Fargo few years ago, was in the
city Monday. He is now an electrician
at Cripple Greek, Colo, and says he is
prospering.
Peter Franzen is spending few
days in the city sizing up the register
of deeds Office, in which he will be in
stalled next week. He will not move
his family over from Edgemont until
spring.
You can buy any and everything
cheaper at Cooks drug store than any
other house in town can sell you.
The STAR congratulates Hon. Frank
Crane upon his appointment as...clerk
of the supreme court, and also COM
mends that court upon its very wise
appointment. Mr. Crane is especially
qualified for the duties of that position.
George and Orie Lampert are spend
ing the holidays with their parents
making happy family reunion, ex-
cepting the presence of Mrs. Egan,
who resides at Houston, Texas. George
Lampert lives at Keystone and Orie is
employed with Gus Lancaster in 1. III.
Chase's store at Hill City.
j. M. Brelsford says that they have
shipped mere stucco during this mon tn
than any other month during the wear.
The plaster manufactured by them is
very popular wherever it has been used.
the Burlington railroad company using
it all along their line for all of their
new structures. 1t is certainly grow
ing enterprise for Hot Springs and
one that everybody gladly praises.
w. B. Moore, the genial porter of the
Evans, will leave on Saturday for Lin
coin, Omaha and Kansas City, Kan.
for brief vacation, and at the latter
place will be united in marriage to a
bright school teacher, on January 8.
He we'll return here with his bride
about January II. Congratulations
are extended in advance of the happv
event.
Mrs. H. D. Clark and children re.
turned Monday from their two months
sojourn on the Pacific coast. Mrs.
Clark is very much improved in health
though the weather therei was rather
wet and unpleasant, during the latter
part OF her stay there, and hot and dry
when she first went. She is more than
ever pleased with the Black Hills eli
ate-especially here at Hot Springs
and is happy to be home again. Her
little son, Evans, had the asthma while
there, but is. perfectly free from it
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