Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-01-18
Spray OF tbe Springs,

Mrs. f. c. Silkenson has been quite
sick for few days with the grip.
Fred hummel has returned from
Lead and will probably remain in Hot
Springs for some time at least.
One of the state interpretations at
Hot Springs is the Black Hills Ice
company, with a capital of $4,000.
Call at Cross new studio for fine
photographs and views OF Wind Cave
aud the Black Hills.
The w. CT. U. will meet with Miss
Dewey "Wednesday Jan, 225rd, at 3 p. M.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Iella Martin is sick with the
grip. and Frank Flick has been doing
the Western Union work for few
days.
LOST \ feather pillow, striped tick
ing, blew from porch at home Tuesday.
$500 reward will be paid for its return.
2t HORTENsE MOORE.
DIR. U. H. 'Iraer has returned from
Iowa. He expects to travel and
lecture for few months, but will
make this place his headquarters
Tuesday was one of the windiest and
dustiest and most unpleasant days
this locality has ever experienced.
The week has been very mild how
ever.
Il. IL. Martin, of Martins Valley,
cut his foot quite seriously about two
weeks ago, while chopping wood, bnt
the injured member is now healing
nicely.
Miss Nell Mower has returned from
Omaha, where she completed course
in stenography and typewriting. and
is now said to be exceptionally pro
ticient in the work.
S. w. Williams has been spending
the week in Hot Springs, and will
propably conclude to remain here
this summer and work at his trade
being a good painter.
w. L. March is confined to his nom me
with Il very seriously inilamed foot,
caused from sprain received by
striking his foot against a rock while
riding upon his wagon.
Frank lesnard returned to Hot
Springs yesterday after putting mp TO-
900 tons of ice at Oreville, MIR. Hes
nard is supplying Hot Springs, New
castle and Sheridan, Wyo.-llill City
News.
II. w. Cable and family have re-
turned from Nebraska and will now
settle down here, satisfied that Hot
Springs is one of the finest places tc
live in that can he found
r. Parmley and family have gone tc
Lead, where they expect to remain
permanently. They have beer
residents here for several years, and it
will be surprising if they are satisfied
to remain away.
The grip is becoming quite epidemic
Chicago is said to have ten thousand
cases. Hot Springs probably hasn't
more than ten. We always contendel
that Chicago couldn't compare will
Hot Springs as IL place of residence.
II. B. Cook & Co have had the larg
est Christmas trade that they ever hat
and they are now on deck to take car,
of their large everyday trade.
James w. Smith returned yesterda,
from Il three months stay at the Sol
diers' Home at Hot Springs. He say.
all the fellows from the Hills are doin.
we'll and he gained several pound
himself and looks several year.
younger than when he went away
He expects to return in about weel
and remain all winter Lead Tribune
Go to y. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs o
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
There are some rowdy boys in Ho
Springs who make an evening at th
opera house almost bedlam. They
have become nuisance. and it is g
shame that people must submit tt
their boisterousness. 1t has beel
suggested that one way by which sucl
things may be stopped is by charging
boys the full price of admission.
they are going to make it such All un
pleasant place to go they should pa!
more than grown person who be
haves himself. That might be a GOO
plan to try. The cheap rates tt
children invites them there and i
they can't behave themselves let then
pay full price and then behave them
selves like grown folks.
Constipation neglected or badl
treated, leads to total disability o
death. Rocky Mountain Tea abso
lutely cures constipation in all it
forms; .3oc. Ask your druggist.
Il. ID. Norton, who was one of th
first attorneys of Hot Springs an