Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-12-06

oily remain all winter.
Mrs. Jessie Chambers and children
have returned from Newcastle, Wyo.,
and will spend the winter here.
Useful and fancy articles for sale
Dec. IL, in Minnekahta block.
1t was reported here Tuesday that
Doc Hawthorn, of Buffalo Gap, had
died that night.
1t has been threatening to snow for
several days but hasn't gotten at it yet.
Weather is mild aud pleasant.
Mrs. j. A. Stewart, of Edgemont,
came over Tuesday to be present at
the marriage of her friend, Miss Malou
Goodrich.
j. ID. Nicholson returned Sunday
from his trip to Omaha and Hastings,
Neb. He says everything is pretty
lively down that way.
Fifteen cent supper Dec. u, in Min
nekahta block.
Miss Jennie Kirtley, who is teaching
school at Ardmore, came over and
spent Thanksgiving with relatives and
friends here, returning Monday.
Mrs. Clara Lacey Greene, Hugh and
Marie spent Thanksgiving with DIR. and
Mrs. Clark, at Deadwood. They we're
joined by Mr.. Greene at Rapid City.
II. A. Piper now has the agency for
the Chicago School Supply Co., and
will handle their goods in connection
with his life insurance work.
Bob Cramer is able tc be out, though
is still very weak, and looks somewhat
emaciated. He contemplates starting
for Ohio Saturday, for a visit to rela-
tives. His family has been there for
several weeks.
Mrs. Chas. r. Preece, of Chicago {,
who has been a guest of Mrs. G. w.
Greene, returned to her home last
week, accompanied by her little daugh-
ter, Alice, who has been a guest at the
"Cabin" since July LIST, and has gained
many pounds.
A nice present for mother or sister
one Of those beautiful baskets at
Richer's.
Past Supreme. Master Workman Ses-
sions, of Sioux Falls, and Grand Mas
ter Smith, of Hecla, 8. Oak, are ex-
pected here Tuesday, II, when there
will be a large class taken into the A
o. U. w. lodge. 1t is desired that a
full attendance be out upon that occa'
. sion.
Col. G. w. Greene left Sunday for a
month in the east, this being the first
vacation he has taken in two years. He
will take in the live stock show at Chi
! cago, the guest of the genial Ike Hum.
phrey. From there he will go to New
York City and Washington, aud will
t spend Christmas at home with ole
friends in Des Moines.
l Miss Helen Bryan left Wednesday
for Hastings, Neb., Nnd runior mas Il
t that she is to be married there. If true
we congratulate the fortunate man
She has been the Western Union man
S ager here for several months and thu
town never had a more attentive ant
t efficient operator than she. George
Willard succeeds her here.
DR.. S. j. Hadley, a practitioner o
long eNperience-22 years residence
and practice at Arlington, Neb,-ha
located in Hot Springs permanent.
and will be prepared to attend to al
calls in his profession. tt.
:, While experimenting with ascetylen'
!. gas Tuesday evening the tank at o
Ferguson's place exploded, sending tn
tank almost through the roof and jar
: ring the building up terribly, breakin
nearly all the glass. Mr., Ferguson ant
son and a guest were somewhat bruised
but we're exceedingly fortunate in es
Gaping with such slight injury.
Paul Miller was greatly surprise
t. Tuesday upon receiving Il letter fror
a sister whom he supposed was dead
'e He left Templine. Germany, thirt
years ago and had not seen this olde
o sister since, as they drifted apart a
n the years passed by. She located i
ot New York and was married. Paul IL
is C tied in the west. Somehow she ha
8. heard he was here and wrote him. Fl
le was much pleased to hear from he
and said he should lose no time in al
:. swering her letter.
Platinum Or Carbon Matt or Gloss
l same price at the Star gallery, lowe
l. town.
~ In a few days the Transfer Feed
Fuel Co., will have sample pianos
~. - their store room for inspection. III
-, line will consist of Bradbury, Webste
~ Henning and Whittier. Tho rush
- orders at the factories is so heavy tn
no they will likely be- unable to have sar
pies of the full line till after the no
days, but in the course of time tn
expect to be able to offer the purchas