Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-01-25

Col. Green, government inspector
visited his family here this week.
County Treasurer Morgan has been
laid up with the grip this week.
Judge Magee expects to finish up
sore court CAGES here next Monday.
Miss Hortcnse Moore has gcno to
California for Il visit of few weeks.
Tues lay, Jan. 2oth is the day of the
supper at Mrs. Evans. Price % cents.
Mr. and Mrs. II. o. Anderson, OF
Stnrgis, attended the funeral of Mrs,
II. G. Silkenson.
| w. p. Haskell, the Minneapolis news
paper man and southern Hills mining
promoter. is ut the Evans.
We might have good, full page of
locals should we attempt to mention
all who have colds, akin to grip.
II. w. Stewart is enjoying visit
from his sister of Valisca, Iowa. She
expects to remain some time.
You will miss good supper if you
stay away from Mrs. Evans on Tuesday
JAN. %. From . to Z, remember.
j. NJ. Finnegan and wife came up
from Chadron Monday and spent the
day with MIR. aud Mrs. Trimmer.
LOST Tuesday at funeral, a pair of
gold trimmed eye glasses. Finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving at
ncstotffce or with Mrs. J. A. Pratt.
VI. Alexander was over from the Ga,.
Thursday looking after business mat
te-s, and made the star a pleasant
call.
"..'::..!..a: K.a@!taa has been absan'
during the week, assisting in taking
an Inventory of the I. II. Chase stores
in the Hills.
o. H. Southmayd and Walter Scott,
both former residents of this place.
have been here during the week doine
some surveying.
Attorneys S. r. and w. H. Wilson
transacted legal business in Deadwood
and Lead Wednesday, Mrs. s. E. Will
son accompanied them.
Charlie Garfield. who has succeeded
Bob Cramer in the blacksmith shor
is doing fine business. He is a gooo
steady young man and deserves sue
cess.
Yon can get great and good smoke
out of Pathfinder cigar-to be found
at Cooks drug store.
The Western Stock Review is a new
publication at Rapid City, by j. c
Crandall. 1T is neat newspaper an,
has every appearance of being a sue
cess.
G.. N. Miner was taken suddenly i'll
last Saturday and for time that nigh.
it was feard he could not suryiy,
until morning, but he has since been
gradually improving.
4 Mr.. Anderson, of Yankton, a brother
of Mrs. Silkenson, and Casper Silken-
son, of Vermillion, nephew of MIR.
Silkenson, were Tuesday arrivals to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Silkenson.
w. j. Keese, who was member of
the Home for several months until re-.
Gently. when he returned to his home
at Hill City, died at the latter place
January l6. He was 60 years of age
and has been quite feeble for some
time.
Mrs. w. H. Lancaster and Thornton
came down from Hill City last Satur-
day. Mrs Lancaster went out that
same evening to David City, Neb.,
where her cousin was dangerously ILL.
Thornton remained here with young
friends.
H. L. Blair, of Sioux Falls, represent
ing the Coo Operative Savings & Loan
Assn, is in town for a few days look
ing after some property that belongs
to them. They expect to move some
houses they own to lots nearer the
main part of town.
Those beautiful elm trees that have
SO long been admired, that we're loca.
ted between the Gillispie hotel and the
Hospital, were victims of the AK We'd
nesday and had to fall to make way
for the advancement of the town. The
new Hospital building will go up where
the trees go down.
MALE HELP WANTEp-Reliable men
to sell our line of fine lubricating oils,
greases and paints. Salary or com
mission. Address,
The RESERVE OIL Co..
Cleveland, Ohio.
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