Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-11-30

little daughter, born Saturday.
w. j. Secor, once of Hot Springs, is
now conducting the Speariish Register.
Wood taken in exchange for pictures
at Coles gallery.
You don't want old mott. eaten
goods, buy at the Fair where the stock
is good fresh and new.
d. Il. Farber. the ColdbroolS mer-
chant. is down with typhoid fever, and
is quite sick
Cole is making special inducemer is
on photographs for the holidays.
Mrs. L. C. Carley, mother of Mrs.
Hunt, returned Monday from her visit
to New York
The Tim Herald announces that it
will hereafter be published semi.weekly
Tuesday and Friday.
Hon Il. W. Martin has been called
to Phoenix, Arizona, upon business
matters. His wife and son accompan.
led him.
There will be union Thanksgiving
services at tho Presbyterian church at
II m. Thursday. Preaching by Rev.
Sturdevant
The STAR prints one day ahead of
time this week because of Thanksgiv-
ing day. We'd rather be day ahead
than a day late.
The hospital location has been fixed
where it now is, and it is expected that
the grading for the new building will
soon he commenced.
We are ssagents" also dealers in coal,
and coal that will suit you. Don't fail to
have IL talk with MS on the coal question.
Transfer Feed & Fuel Co.
Last winter was regarded as eNcep-
tibnally mild and beautiful, but thus
. far this winter even surpasses last.
But we're almost afraid to crow over it
for no telling when Il change may
come.
Messrs. Homer Moore, Il. j. Hammer.
David Callsins, J. NJ. Barnes and Ed.
Woods returned Thursday from thei,
hunting Journey into the Limestone
country. They got three deer aud had
lots of hunting The weather was OK
ceedingly wintry in the Hills, bnt they
enjoyed themselves just the same.
Miss Carrie Schcrmer arrived from
Omaha Thursday evening and has
been visiting friends in the city the
past week She left Saturday fol
ing the winter. Her sister. Laura, is
employed as nurse in the Homestah.
hospital at Lead.
Wanbling or vicillation always indi
Gates weakness of character, or inefii
cheney Men with backbone, nerve
grit. do not wabble. They are not
afraid to look king in the face
Though they may not own Il dollar
they at least own themselves, and are
not afraid to stand erect.-"Success'
for December.
Mrs. Margaret II. Hill, of Memphis
Tenn, arrived Friday and will make
an extended visit to Col. Ke'lar and
family, they being old time and init
mate friends. Mrs. Hill spent few
weeks here last summer and found
that this climate and altitude were es-
pecially favorable to her health and
conc luded to spend some time here.
Col. VIM. M. Cuppett, of this city
has been appointed Il member Of the
board of commissioners for the
Soldiers Home, by Gov. Lee. vice Col.
o. Il. Dewey, who resigned Oct 10.
Col. Dewey resigned on account of en-
pected absence from the state. Col.
Cuppett will make a worthy successor
TO Col. Dewey, and while his tenure of
office may depend on legislative action,
he will at least have the pleasure of
meeting with the present board in De-
w. L. Judkins and wife, of Oelrichs
spent Friday and Saturday in the city
visiting friends. Mr. Judkins .has ar
ranged to have his cattle fed and pas
tured in Wyoming this winter. He
lays the grass out where he sent hi.
stock is about foot high and in fin,
shape. He believes indications ar,
favorable for very favorable season
here next year, and we shouldn't be a
all surprised to see him back her
again.
Don't you know that every bnsines
man in Hot Springs should have al
ad in the local papers? If you don
want large one take small one
anything only so you are represented
It not only would help your bushes
but would help the town. You woul,
be surprised to know how many in
quiries there are for copies of loca
papers, by persons who want to kno,
something of what there is out here
Perhaps they desire to see how man