Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-12-27
Spray OF tie Springs.

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A sister of Mrs. E. r. Juckett is ex-
pected to arrive this morning from
Vermont.
Look for the the Big Red Star-the
Star Photo Gallery, lower town.
Mrs. E. r. Juckett, who has been
very ill during the week from nervous
p%rostration, remains about the same.
1t is sincerely hoped she may soon be
restored to health.
Mrs. j. A. Rhoades and little daugh-
ter, and her sister.la.law Miss Mabel
Rhoades arrived from Boone, Iowa, the
fore part of the week to spend the hol-
idays with relatives and friends.
w. B. Tice desires the STAR to ex-
press thanks to the friends who rem
dered assistance and comfort to his
brother, George, during the fatal ILL.,
ness of his wife-and especially to Mr..
and Mrs. Basford.
Buckwheat cakes made from Richer
buckwheat flour and dressed with
Standard of Ohio Maple Syrup is fit for
any ne.
E-There was perhaps no finer Christ
mhs tree in town than the family tree
of John Mueller, who had a lovely
tree to begin with, and then the man.
ner in which he had it covered with
little incandescent lights, ornaments,
etc., made it a beauty. He had his lit
tie electric railroad encircling the tree.
Word comes from Washington that
Capt. j. M. Kintner of this city has
been appointed financial clerk of the
Sioux Falls postofilce. 1t is under.
stood he will be put :.in charge of the
money order department and that he
will begin work about the first Of Jan.
uary. The appointment was secured
by Senator A. B. Kittredga-Argus.
Leader.
A nice present for mother or sister
one of those beautiful baskets at
Richer's.
The new building of Our Lady OF
Lourdes hospital was used Christmas
eve, the Christmas tree and program
for the children being upon the first
floor, and midnight mass and sermon
being held in the chapel. The build.
ing has not yet been formally accepted
but the heating apparatus is in fine
working order and it is probable the
building will be occupied soon.
A cold, cough or la grippe can be
"nipped in the bud" with a dose or two
of Foley's Honey and Tar. Beware Of
substitutes. A. l.. Eckstein.
The enterprising business men o.
Deadwood have made subscriptions te
the amount of $4,000 for the contem
plated new hotel of that place. The
building is to cost slSO,OOO and will bt
one of the finest in the west. Wher
the business men of Deadwood reall,
arouse themselves to do something
they do it right, and they now are trul,
stirring themselves in excellent shape
and propose that the place shall forge
!, to the front as it should.
, Platinum or Carbon Matt or Gloss,
same price at the Star gallery, lower
town.
Monday evening Mrs. Howard DALEY
gave a dinner or rather a feast. Those
who sat around the festal board were
Rev. and Mrs. CRUDE. Prof. Cobb and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Elsey, Miss Gun.
ningham, Miss Mary Robinson and the
host and hostess. After a delicious
dinner was served the hostess told us
to take IL napkins with US to the
parlor, where coffee. nuts, fruit and
candy were served in the finest OF
style. At half past ten the guests bade
the hostess good night and told her il
was an evening long to be remembered
Following is the menu: First course
escalloped oysters, cold slaw, rolls, but
ter. Second course-turkey, cranberry
sauce, celery, e%scolloped potatoes
jelly, jam, rolls, white and brown bread
Third course-ice cream and cake
Fourth course lin the parlor)-coffee
nuts, candy, fruit. X
Used by ladies of fashion all owe,
lthe world. It's without doubt tn,
greatest beautifier ever offered tn,
r American women; Soc. Made Only b,
Madison Medicine Co. Ask your drug
gist.
> Mrs. Geo. Tice died at the hospita
last Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Sh'
came to town with her husband Satur
day from w G Flat. While r%eturuinl
home she was taken sick a few mile
: below town and they stopped at s. D
Basford's that night. Next day sh,
. was brought to town, but gradual,
grew worse until death relieved he