Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-01-11

"Chfppte" Lampson Is spending the
week In the town.
Get your JOB WORK done at this
office.
w. j. McCrea, Newcastle merchant
was here Wednesday.
w. B. HAYS, of New York, was an
Evans guest this week.
NJ. Alexander was over from Buffalo
Gap Wednesday.
H. s. Eranch of Parker, Turner
county. oil inspector.
Tlh moving going on just now al
most equals that of May.
Ted Petty moved into the sberiffs
residence at the court house Tuesday.
Don't forget that your subscription
should be paid each year. This is
1901.
G. G. Dennis, the enterprising,
general b. & M. man, was here
Wednesday.
Jas. Baldwin, of Keystone, was here
this week comforting with the Holy
Terror men.
E. b. Cook Il Co. have secured new
prescription clerk, who is u first class
man in every respect.
Subscribers should not forget that
a new year has started in and that the
printer has to be paid.
Hon. E. w. Martin continues to i'm
prove, and it isnow hoped that he may
soon be fully restored to health.
| We have a new location which is
central; we have new, fresh goods; we
want more new customers; we will use
you right. Try us. CoNNoR & Co.
Mrs. Jas. Finnegan came up from
Chadron Monday to visit her pareuts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Trimmer.
You can get a great and good smoke
out of Pathfinder cigar-to be found
at Cooks drug store.
Mrs. Standish, who was the Evans
housekeeper last summer, will return
in few days to assume the same
duties.
Conductor Stewards little boy has
been very sick for several days with
some stomach trouble, but is now i'm
proving.
| Life Insurance Policies bought for
cash or loaned on. Elmer II. Juckett
| Miuuekahta Block.
Mrs. Holvey, Grand Chief of Honor
of the ID of Il. has recalled the charter
oe Hot Springs lodge No. 90 and sus-
pended all work under present charter
Dec. 81, 1900.
Father Egan, of Kansas City, a
Catholic missionary, spent Monday in
the city. coming up from Chadron
with Mrs. Finnegan. He was greatly
pleased with Hot Springs.
Lost-On way home from Rev. Pear
sons residence, through happy hollow
to DR.. Dailey's home, pair of eye
glasses and chain. Finder will be liber-
ally rewarded by leaving at DR. Dailey's
office.
Miss Daisy Willoughby received a
message Wednesday from her brother,
Fred, who lives at Keystone, saying
that his wife (nee Carrie Adamson) was
seriously ill and asking her to come.
Miss Willoughby left that day for
keystone.
According to the State Register Fall
River county paid it's sheriff last year
S2.544 .5O-making it the fourth highest
salary for that officer in the entire
state, Lawrence, Minnehaha and Pen
nington paying their sheriff higher
salaries than Fall River.
S. ID. Blythe, the genial and success
full travelling salesman of Sioux City,
who has traversed this section for
twelve or fourteen years, is reported
to be making his last farewell round.
He will engage in the mineral water
business at Sioux City. His numerous
patrons and friends will miss him.
The wife of Senator H. 7. Cooper
has been quite sick for several days
and her physician pronounces that she
has a acancer. She will go to Chicago to
have it removed. The physicians dag
nosis of her trouble was great sur
prise. Senator Cooper, who is at
Pierre, will join his wife at Chicago.
The STAR hopes that she may meet
with successful operation and be
fully restored to health.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the
Society of the Black Hills Pioneers will
be held in the City Hall in Deadwood
on:Saturday evening, January 10th, 1901
Two amendments will be acted upon at
this meeting, as follows: Article ., o.
the Constitution, extending the eligi
bility of members to the Pioneers o.
1877, and section 2 of the bylaws, rein