Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-12-13
Local news ia scarce this week.

yOelrichs the fore part of the week.
H. Willoughby left Thursday for
Hildreth, Neb., for y visit to his son.
Alden Scovil is confined to his home
this week with q cold and high fever.
Editor Ballou, of the Buffalo Gap
Republican. 9 in the city Monee.-.
G. G. Bale wife, of Norfolk, J b.,
were register at the Gillespie y rs.
day.
Geo. Hummel is the proud parent of
a fine baby boy that arrived Sunday
morning.
Look for the the Big Red Star-the
Star Photo Gallery, lower town.
Rev. Sanford returned from Omaha
Wednesday, and left for Crystal Cave
Thursday to write it up for the souve-
mir book.
Ladies dress gloves all colors. The
Fair.
Mrs. w. N. Buchanan and children,
of Belle Fourche, are sojourning in
Hot Springs They we're formerly
residents here and would DO welcomed
back again.
The weather continues threatening
snow-and in fact three or four inches
of the beautiful have fallen during the
past few days. 1t is the first touch of
winter this locality has had.
The A. o. U. w. lodge is planning on
a big time next Tuesday night, when
Past Supreme Master Workman Ses.
sions and Master Workman Smith will
be present. Several new candidates
are expected.
Platinum or Carbon Matt or Glossy
same price at the Star gallery, lower
town.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
hold their Cushion Bazaar at Miss
Druse' millinery store Saturday, Dec.
q, 1901. Handsome cushions and
other articles will be on exhibition and
for sale. A Is cent lunch will be serv-
ed.
A nice present for mother or sister
one of those beautiful baskets at
Richer's.
Persons attending the South Dakota
Educational Association at Madison
should procure at his home station q
certificate from the agent showing that
he has paid full fare. By having this
certificate signed and stamped by the
corresponding secretary the fare on
the return trip will be one-ffth fare.
The Klora and Half Cab. Matt OF
Glossy Is cents per dozen at the Star
gallery, lower town.
F. B. Smith is in receipt of 6 Provi-
dence, r. L., paper in which appears q
half-tone out IF M. s. James, who had
been appointed clerk of the police
commission of that city. Mr.. James
was one of the commission that select.
ed the site for the Soldiers Home, and
located here at that time and engaged
in the grocery business. He sold out
to Richer & Co. several years ago and
went to Minneapolis.
DIR. S. j. Hadley, a practitioner OF
long eNperience-22 years residence
aud practice at Arlington, Neb.,-has
located in Hot Springs permanently
and will be prepared to attend to all
calls in his profession. If.
The ladies of the Congregations
church have changed their plans 6
little in regard to the Bazaar to be
held in the church next Tuesday, Dec
II. The Bazaar will be held only ont
day, and the ladies will serve dinner
and supper also. The bill of fare will
be: Dinner-Chicken pie, mashed pu
t%atoes. squash, cabbage salad, pickles
cranberry sauce, jelly, rolls and butter
cheese, mince pie, pumpkin pie, coffee
tea. Supper-Oysters, raw or stew
crackers. rolls, salad. pickles, cake, tes
coffee.
G. w. Lynch, Winchester, Ind.
writes: 81 owe the life of my boy tc
Foley's Honey and Tar. He had mem.
branous Group, and the first dose gave
him relief. We continued it's use anC
it o o brought him out of danger
A. l.. Eckstein.