Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-02-16


Kodaks at Cooks prescription Drug
Store.
Miss NJ. Druse visited last week with
her sister in Custer.
Ed. L. Granthon, Attorney of Custer
was at the Evans Sunday.
DIR. Reed is visiting in the northern
Hills ON business this week.
We received a pleasant call Monday
from Mr.. John Stabler, of Wind Cave.
Scrap pictures of all kinds at Cooks
prescription Drug Store. Tellthe kids.
g. b. Thorn, representing the Mimi
eapolis Journal was in the city Sunday.
A package of gum and a nice ring for
S cents at Cooks prescription Drug
Store.
E. b. Cook g. Co. have ordered an OK
ira large invoice of Kodaks and kodak
supplies of all kinds.
There will be a special meeting this
week on Friday night of Harmony
Lodge, A. II. Il A. NJ. All members re-
quested to be present.
Ben Skiles and wife, who have been
visiting in the city for the past few
days from Hot Springs, returned home
this afternoon.-Lead Call.
Mr.. r. G. Silkenson returned from
his trip to Nebraska Sunday morning.
We guess he found the weather too
severe away from Hot Springs and was
glad to get back.
A. B. Conner had a slight attack of
the grip this week, and Remained pretty
close to the bed for a few days, but we
are pleased to hear that he is getting
along nicely now.
o. M. Osbon, in his paper The Spirit
of Dakota, says: "The Hot Springs
Times Herald has started to run a
column headed, "Sayings of Bryan"
Lord, what a'chaw' that fellow bit off u
Rev. H. w. L. Mahood was unable to
preach at the M. E. church Sunday
night, and Rev. w. F. Bradley, who
has recently moved to Hot Springs
from Custer, very a~cceptably filed the
pulpit.
DIR. Hargens has been spending the
past week at Hyannis, Neb., where he
was called to attend a patient suffer-
ing with typhoid fever, who was here
last summer and was treated by the
doctor.
Hon Geo. H. Silsby, national bank
examiner for South Dakota spent Mon
day night in the city, leaving next
morning for Rapid City. Mr.. Silsby,
who was in Washington in January in
the interest of the national sanitarium
bill, believes the chances are good for
its becoming q law.
DIR. A. S. zimmerman, of Rockford,
Pennington county, is spending a few
weeks in the city in search of relief
from Bright's disease. The doctor has
represented Pennington county in the
legislature two or three sessions and
is we'll known in the Hills. 1t is hoped
the baths may soon give him relief.
Census Supervisor Burke has been
directed to report at Des Moines, Iowa
Feb. 23rd to Fred H. Wines, assistant
director of the census for consultation,
and to receive instruction as to his
work. Supervisors from many states
in the west will be there at the same
time, forming quite a class to be in
structed.
Nine people who have been attending
court at Deadwood came into our little
city Saturday to see what a pretty
place our citizens live in. They were
P. II. Nee and wife, Montevideo, MINI.
K. McKinsy, E. b. Collins and o. H.
Miller, Groton S. d., j. S. Bryan, st.
Paul, Il. +. Thompson, Aberdeen, T. F.
Harley and j. Schultz, Minneapolis.
Harry d. Clark Jr., infant son of MIR.
and Mrs. Harry d. Clark, of the Evans
died last Saturday morning. He was
about nine months old, but had never
been in good health. The funeral took
place at the Evans on Sunday morning.
Rev. H. w. L. Mahood preached the
sermon. The bereaved parents have
the sympathy of the community in
their loss.
The Belle Fourche Times says: Ar
rangements have been made to have
Bryan visit the Hills the latter part of
this month. He will speak in Dead.
wood, Lead. Rapid City and possibly
Hot Springs. Mr.. Bryan is IN the east
at present, and is expected to attend 6
Meeting in Chicauo on the 18th. Tt is