Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-02-15
The weather this week has been very

OolgnCIul.
The Times Herald has gone back to
its weekly issue.
Tom Frawley was down from Baker
vile Wednesday.
Grant Robinson was transacting
business in town Wednesday.
DR.. Traer spent Sunday and Monday
here. He has been at Rapid City
several days. He is at Sturgis this
week.
Ed. Bond spent Tuesday in town.
He did not remain at Pierre very long
and says no one enjoys a winters So
journ there.
j. Ii. March, wife and two children
came over from Edgemont Wednesday
to be present at the family reunion
that evening.
j. A. Gilchrist, of Bradley Flat, is
the proud parent of a bright baby boy,
which came to his home one day last
week. Congratulations.
l.. w. Russell jr., who was for some
time employed by the Fair, spent
Sunday here visiting his father. Mr..
Russell senior is a travelling man and
does not ofteu have the privilege of
visiting his son.
John Oak, one of the best stone
masons Hot Springs ever had, spent
few days here during the week. He
is now resident of Billings, Mont,
and is doing we'll. His partner, Philip
Wesch, is still with him.
Mrs. Annie ID. Tall ant. tho first
white woman who located in the Black
Hills, died of pneumonia at her home
in Stnrgis Wednesday. She came to
the Hills in 1870, and was we'll known
by all pioneers and very much re-
spected.
Chas. NJ. Fallon, formerly of Hot
Springs, but now u successful druggist
of Rapid City. was married last Tues
day Mt that place to Miss .Adaline
Duhamel, the daughter of one of
Rapid City's foremost capitalists. The
STAR extends hearty congratulations
to Charley.
The March family reunion on
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. March, in honor of
the 21st birthday OF their youngest
son, Albert, was very happy affair
and attended by all of the family ex-
cepting Thomas March, of Hill City,
who could not come.
G. S. Eastman has hung out his
attorney sign, and has his office over
the Merchants Bank. 1t has been
several years since Charley has prac.
law, but all the time he has been more
or less mixed up in various forms of
litigation as sheriff and deputy, so that
it is hardly probable he has lost any
of his legal acumen.
FoR SALE-Stccls ranch, 800 acres.
situated in Fall River county, east side
Cheyenne River. All under good wire
fence. House 2SN3O, seven rooms vel!
finished. Outbuildings i'll good repair.
Two good springs of soft wator near
the house and barn. Plenty of good
range. Terms easy. Apply to John
Eastman. Buffalo Gap, S. ID. If.
During the performances given by
the Jolly Della Pringle Company
s'Estella' known in the east as the
''Dream of Fairyland" will make her
first appearance i'll this part of the
country, this little lady receives a
higher salary than most of the west
ern managers pay their entire compa-
MES.
There are but ten days between the
birthdays of the greatest leaders our
nation has ever had. Next Sunday is
midway between the two great days
and is also the anniversary of the death
of Francis e. Willard, the greatest
woman leader we have ever had
Next Sunday evening Rev. Sanford
will preach sermon on great leaders
Z. M. Severns returned Saturday
from Landers, Wyo., where he has
been for the past few months, running
a laundry. He says that business ha:
been at standstill there for month.
owing to the prevalence of smallpox
though it is of a mild form. Mr.. Sew
erns says that Hot Springs is about a
good town as can be found in tn,
west anyway and that he will settl,
down and stay. lie expects to opel
his laundry next Monday for business
Boosters often crow over eggs they
did not lay. Same with people who sci
an limitation Rocky Mountain Tea
made famous by the Madison Medicin,
Co. advertising 35c Ask your druggist
Rev. DIR. Robinson lectured at tn
Soldiers Home Tuesday night npo,
the life of Abraham Lincoln. 1t is de
clared by the veterans who heard il
that it was an exceptionally interestin,
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