Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-11-16
DIR. Jennings visited d eadwocd Mon


joined his family here this week.
Will Miller has moved into the Clark
cottage, next door to Mr.. Ecksteins, on
College hill.
Mrs. w. IL. Morgan returned Monday
night from her visit to relatives at
Belle Fourche.
Get seats early early for the Myrtle
Ninton engagement for you will get
your moneys worth.
G. A. Starr had gone to Chicago.
The Casca de sale, we understand, was
postponed until Friday.
You don't want old moth eaten
goods. buy at the Fair where the stock
is good fresh and new.
Jackets and capes at the Fair.
Miss Emily Black has been appointed
county superintendent to fill the va
cancy caused 10y Mrs. Thornby's resig-
nation.
De Forest Sanford formerly of the
Edgemont Advocate, is now publish
ing the WILDLY Islander, at Langley,
Washington.
Our real estate men say that there is
more activity, or inquiries, in real
estate lines than there has been for
years. Good sign.
Miss leila Martin returned Wednes-
Ioy, NJ, ~, ~ fvo,, 1,o,, ,;c:t - ,o1,A:,o,
'in1owa, and has assumed her duties as
manager of the Western Union tele-
graph Office.
We are "agents" ais, aealsrs IN coal,
and coal that will suit you. Don't fail to
nave talk with rs on the coal question.
Transfer Feed Il iFuel Co.
A pipe OF the boiler at the school
mouse broke Monday. so that the heat
ing apparatus did not work for half Of
the building necessitating closing some
6 OF the grades for that day.
Following to custom of recent years
"a union Thanksgiving service will be
held in the Presbyterian church on
Thanksgiving day. Rev. 4. NJ. Sturde-
vnnt will preach the sermon.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve Il chicken pie dinner
at the Minnelusa on Chicago avenue,
On Friday, Nov. %, beginning "high -:
Price % cents. They solicit q liberal
patronage.
Robert Pringle returned home from
his visit to keystone last week. He
says Charley Dillon is doing nicely
with his newspaper, the Recorder, a
fact which will be good news to his
mary friends here. including the STAR
Harry Stewart has gone to Puma
where he is employed by the b. 81 NJ
as operator. Harry is a steady, reliable
young man, and has mastered telegra-
ply in u remarkably short time so that
he makes a capable and trustworthy
operator.
j. NJ. Brelsford has purchased the
Nc Cormic cottage on Minnekahta ave
nue., recently vacated by w. NJ. Knowl
ton. Consideration was $1,000. Judge
Juckett was agent for the property and
made the sale. He says there are nun
erous inquiries for good property.
j. w. Sweat and wife departed Mon.
day night for Stanburry, Mo-, where
they will visit relatives for a few weeks
It is seventeen years since they visited
their old home and relatives in Mis-,
souri, and they anticipate a fine time
They will probably be gone about 8
month, and will visit Mr.. Sweat's sistel
in Kansas upon their return trip.
The Hospital Union, the recent or
g%anization in the interest of the hos
pital, gave an oyster supper Monda.
night, and although it was first expect
ed to occur upon the evening of tn,
ratification, a large number p~artook
just the same. The receipts we're yer,
good-and we positively know that th
oysters, coffee, etc., were fine.
Myrtle Vinton and her company will
play a return date in Hot Springs
They are announced to appear at tn
opera house for two nights commenc
ing next Monday night, when they vii
present the society drama, EAST Lynn.
They will no doubt play to crowde
houses for no company has appears
here in years that created a more fay
orable impression than this company
Seats are now on sale.
j. S. Gable, the Elkhorn represents
tive who brings so many people her
every year, spent Wednesday in tow
accompanied by r. S. Emerson, G
Sioux Falls. They went to Lead Thurs
day to meet with other members of til
committee on transportation for tn
X. P. grand lodge to arrange for til
grand lodge meeting at Lead the frs
week in June. "Jake" Gable expect
! there will be a large attendance at tina