Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-12-07

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Catholic services will be held Sun
day at 1920 a. M, by Father Bonneterre.
The Pyramid dance Thanksgiving
night was we'll attended and enjoyed
by all.
The turkey shoot last week was we'll
patronized. Will Miller is said to have
been the champion shot.
w. f. Reeder and famil y have moved
into their pleasant and commodious
new home on Jennings avenue.
Mrs. 7. r. Grow came down from
Terry "Wednesday night for visit to
DIR. Stewards family and other friends.
Rev. DR.. Robinson and wife will go
to Rapid City Monday, where they will
assist Rev. Collins. of that place, for a
week in revival services.
For SAEE-At ssThe Cabin" on Min
nekahta avenue: Sideboard-tripple
plate mirror-gasoline stove, writing
desk, and many other useful articles.
Mrs. G. w. GREENE.
There seems to be nothing new in
Mr. Jensen's contest case. Mr.. Allen
did not join in the contest for the au-
ditorship as was reported that he
would.
A special train was run to Buffalo
Gap Thursday to accommodate the
Royal Neighbors and other friends
who desired to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Bond.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Abbie Jennings and j. G.
Spencer, at the home of the BRIDES
parents, DR.. and Mrs. II. ID. Jennings,
in this city at o'clock a. m., Dec. II.
Miss Alice Jewell was in the city
Wednesday arranging to take the
children of the FELTON, and Tripp fam
lilies, of Edgemont-seven children in
ALTO the children's home at Sioux
Falls. She also took the Kline infant
with her.
G. M. Swan, of Sioux City, and X. ID.
Dun.op. of st. Paul, have been in the
city this week looking after the Iowa
Land ccmpany's interests. They are
well pleased with the business of the
past season aud have several improve
ments to their property under contem-
plation.
Walter Anderson arrived from Lin
coin Tuesday morning to look after
some legal matters before the court.
He is looking in fine health, is doing
nicely at L'ncon and is consequeas ~
happy. HIS friends here were glad to
see him-those who managed to in his
brief stay.
John Macbeth, w. I. Lakeman and
Ca. ,yarpnen, representing the Denver
Post, are in town in the interest of
the progressive. up-.o-date news
paper. They are hUst'ers and are
wo k.nS up good J st OF subscribers.
IL al evening paper aud reaches
here the day following publication.
1f the average man would look hiul-
self squarely in the eye, he would see
at once that he needs Rocky Mountain
Tea. A priceless boon to men; Soc.
Ask your druggist.
We see by posters that the Bells of
Blackyi,le will appear at the opera
house next Monday night, the 10th of
Dec. We have had no notice handed
in for publ cation. hence do not know
what our readees may be promised
but there is so much talent in the
aggregation that their appearance is
sure to be enjoyed.
In reading the obituary notice of
Marcus Daley, our Rev. p. Daley, of
the Soldiers Home, discovered that
they were brothers. They were sep.
arated when very young and drifted
apart. and although this Rev. Daley
has recognized the name of his broth
er iu the great multo millionaire, he
never once thought of it's being his
own brother.
Art thou one of the many that has
drained the Golden Nectar that MAX
eth thy heart full of strength and
giadness? If not, take Rocky Noun
tain Tea.
Thanksgiving day was beautiful,
clear, mild day-very springlike. The
day was very properly observed in Hot
Springs. The union services at the
Presbyterian churchwere we'll attended
and the sermon by Rev. Sturdevant
was "A thoughtful, appropriate dis
course. Tho music was excellent
Business places were quite generally
closed in the afternoon.
The Thanksgiving foot ball game
between picked-up teams in town
was quite spirited, interesting game
They were known as the Kirtley and
Watts teams. Score resulted in 5 to {
in favor of the Kirtley team, which
had the advantage in weight
| Charley Grippen was referee of the