Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-11-09
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Over coats at the Fair.
The w. C. Il. U. will meet in the ii.
r. church Wednesday November 18th.
at 3 p. m. All L cordially invited to
licrsaHclp GOODS FOR SALE-Cook
dining table. iron bedsteaa.
book case, and Il few other articles. In
quire OF Mrs. Thornby.
Aiiss Nina IDruse went to Custer
Tuesday for IL brief visit to her. sister.
Mrs. w. u. Benedict, who has been
quite sick for IA few weeks.
We want YOU to try our Sheridan
Nut Coal i'm your bass burner, or any
magazine stove. Transfer Feed ~ Fuel
Co.
Jas. Mcfarland. who has resided on
Horsehead creek for a long time, has
sold his ranch to Jas. Ulton and next
spring will remove to Oklahoma.
Frank Crane, chairman of the state
committee, has been a terror to the
opposition, and though quiet in his
way the result shows his splendid gen
eralship.
Mrs. T.. y. Daniels is mt home for Il
short time and will renew old hats
and take orders for new ones at her
home opposite Stewart Bath House,
College Flat. Will also do hair work
to order.
Quilts and blankets at the Fair.
Frank Bowker came down Monday
to visit his sister aud look after some
business affairs herc-as we'll asto vote.
He has been temporarily employed at
Lead but may remain here now. ut
amy rate he will be with us NEXT Spring
again.
n. l.. Eckstein and wife left Wednes-
day for New York. where they will
visit MIR. Eckstein's parents for IL few
weeks. 1t has been Il number of years
since he visited his parents and his old
home and they anticipate having al
enjoyable visit.
Boys Clothing at the Fair.
Mrs. III. j. Harlow, who has been
quite i'll for three months at the home
of her mother, at Durand, Ill.,, is re-
covering. Sir. Harlow went to H., in
July to take care of his wife, and
expects to return TO Hot Springs
sometime in November. He will come
10y way of Sioux Falls. mis- old home
and Will visit relatives at other points
on the way.
The little six year old son of Mrs. III,
j. iIalvey. grand chief of honor of the
Degree of Honor of the Dakotas, who
is visiting Mrs. j. G.. Richer. was kicked
10y IL horse Wednesday while trying to
chase the animal about the yard. Hi
skull! was fractured upon the left fore.
head, so that his brain was exposed
DR.. !iargens says the boy is doing nice
~ and he hopes for his recovery though
he is in a serious condition.
Fine dress goods at the Fair.
Year after year there are more and
more evidences that this locality
possesses Il remarkably pleasant ano;
equable climate. Last Saturday VIM.
Huebner showed us Il vine of straw
berries which he pulled from his
garden which contained one ripe
strawberry, several green ones and
some blossoms. Mr.. Huebner stated
that his berries had been thus bearing
Il few scattering berries ever since
spring, but to find ripe ones in the
garden in November is indeed a rarity
in amy country.
~JacAets and capes at the Fair.
Col. Thornby came down from
Dcadwood Thursday night to pack up
their household goods preparatory to
moving to Deadwood. They expect to
get away in ii few days. Hot Springs
regrets exceedingly to have this
estimable family leave. Mrs. Thornby
will be greatly missed. She has been
a most efficient and progressive county
superintendent and her work for the
schools will be a lasting benefit. Mrs
Youmans will go east to spend the
winter. Miss Black will serve out
the remainder of Mrs. Thornby's term
as superintendent. 1t is hoped they
may all again return to the Springs.
Happy Marriage.
On Sunday morning at 10 o'clocl