Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-03-08

L. s. Cults mother and brother ar.
rived from La Noble, Iowa, last Fri
day. The former will remain here
with her son indefinitely, while the
brother returns this week.
Life Insurance Policies bought for
cash or loaned on. Elmer r. Juckett
Minnekahta Block.
The series of special meetings closed
Sunday night at the Presbyterian
church, with a very strong sermon by
Rev. DR.. Robinson, of the NJ. e. church.
The meetings were certainly very ill.,
teresting anu did much good.
c. \. johnson, the hardwaye mer-
chant, has just received Il general as
sortment of sewing machine needles
for various machines. See him.
l. r. Grow and wife came down from
Terry Saturday evening and spent Sun
day with DIR. Stewart and family. Bob
is making quite a financial success out
of his Bald Mountain News, for which
his friends are glad, for he is deserving.
d. b. Cook g. Co. have had the larp
est Christmas trade that they ever had
and they are now on deck to take care
of their large everyday trade.
The STAR editor can now go over to
the Pine Ridge reservation to visit his
dusky friends without fear of molesta-
ton from the police-thanks to the
thoughtfulness of Hon. John r. Bren-
nan, u. S. Indian agent at Pine Ridge.
in sending us a pass.
Sheridan coal from us is always
fresh from the mine. as we are always
unloading cars. Transfer, Feed &
Fuel Co.
A number of young people enjoyed Il
birthday party last Saturday night,
given in honor of Locke Kirtley's 2lst
birthday. 1t IA given at the spacious
home of Locke's parents, and a very
delightful evening was spent with
games and refreshments asthe features
of the evening.
a recent issue OF the Scientific
American obtained an illustration OF
Scovel Bros. water wheel together with
a good description of its workings-all
u%nbeknown to them. They think some
kodak tiend who was a passenger on a
Burlington train took a snap shot of
it when passing by.
AS the weather becomes more mild
and you don't care for fires over night.
you should buy Sheridan Nut coal at
$3.50 per 1000 lbs. delivered. Trans
fer Feed Il Fuel Co.
John Tanner, of Custer county, was
bound over to the circuit court last
Thursday upon the charge of rape,
committed upon his own daughter, his
wife being the complaining witness.
The next day his son, Isaac, was ar.
raigned upon the same charge. the
victim being his niece.
Many friends here of Miss Grace
Hancher, daughter of Rev. DIR. Han
cher, formerly of this place, is in very
poor health and that her parents are
much worried over her condition.
They still reside at Herkimer. N, Y.
where DIR. Hancher is the popular pas
tor of the First NJ. r. church.
Results. Immediate and lasting.
Before and after trying other remedies
use Rocky Mountain Tea this month.
Twill keep you we'll all a
great spring blessing. Ask your drug
gist.
Last Saturday evening members of
the Travellers club very pleasantly
entertained the Shakespeare club and
the husbands of the members of both
clubs at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Hargens, the occasion being an
art lecture by Rev. Sanford. The lee
ture was entertaining and instructive,
showing that Rev. Sanford is an artist.
The lecture vas followed by delicious
refreshments and a delightful social
time.
j. w. Brock & Co. sell shoe laces sc
a dozen; 3 m oil lOcts; thread Bets:
hair pins Get; % envelopes oct; wool
mitts 1Octs; wool facinators 15cts:
shoe polish & tin cups 21acts each,
Mrs. H. N. Steele, who was a pioneer
resident of Battle creek, Custer coun-
ty-when that locality tiourished and
thrived as the Green Bay tree-spent
a few days here the fore part of the
week visiting her friend, Mrs s. d
Basford. She was accompanied by her
) cousin, Miss Henderson, of New York
Mrs. Steele now resides at Sisseton, s
D., where Mr.. Steele is engaged il
!. farming.
For RENr-For hay or grazing. SW1,
Sec. 6, Twp. 8, r. Z, east B. H. NJ. Adj
dress Geo. G. Rule. Dunlap, Iowa. AZ
: w. H. Stanley turned over the otic,
of county auditor last Friday to hi
successor, Henry Marty. The SrAl
editor has some modesty about tellin,
0 how good an auditor he thinks Viii