Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-12-13
SpsaY o7 tpe Springs.
A lovely doll for the girls. The Fair

The Fair.
Mrs. j. M. Brelsford il sting
friends in Deadwood.
Ewald Huebner was takenti Mon.
day and had to quit work.
Mas. Alice Francis returned Friday
from her visit to Macon, Ill.
New nuts are very nice at Richer's
The home of Chas. Mann was made
happy Tuesday by the arrival of a boy
baby.
DIR. Hargens was called to Ardmore
Tuesday, professionally, returning
next day.
Call and get that young lady an
Xmas present. The Fair.
Chas. a.. Grippen and wife returned
Sunday from their bridal journey to
Sioux City.
Guy Rrad'ev left the fore mart of the
week for Denver, and expects to go on
to the coast.
The trains we're considerably delayed
Wednesday and Thursday by the storm
down in Nebraska.
Ice Wool, Shetland Floss and Zeph.
yrs. The Fair.
Bert Woodcock's family was increas-
ed Monday by the arrival of a boy
baby. Congratulations.
Malaga grapes at Richer's.
s. E. Wilson has been spending the
week counting In the eastern portion
of the state.
See the nice goods In Richer's win.
dows.
Mrs. A. Shaw, of Deadwood, visited
the family of j. NJ. Brelsford from Sat.
urday to Tuesday.
The Lead Call refers to the presence
of j. L.. Burke in that city as "the
stone king of the Black Hills"
Have you 9 en our new table linen
in patterns to match. The Fair.
The state treasury has received from
the national government q draft for
S2,987.66 for national aid to state Sol
diers' Home.
j. L. Bentley, the hustler who looks
after the Burlington's interests in the
Hills spent q part of Monday and
Tuesday here.
DR.. Traer will leave next Tuesday
or Wednesday for Chicago to spend
the Holidays with his family, and ex-
poets to be gone two or three weeks.
Stamp Photos Is for 10 Genus at the
Star gallery, lower town.
Miss Ollie Holk went to Hot Springs
last evening for the sake of her health
She will remain there two or three
months, and longer if not we'll Tin that
time.-Lead Tribune.
Fl. d. Clark left Monday night for
Cedar Rapids and Chicago on a bust.
ness mission, and it is probable he
will remain some time. We wish him
unbounded success in whatever he
may undertake.
Chambers Kellar, from Deadwood,
came down Wednesday to attend to
legal business. Kellar is the rising
young lawyer of the Deadwood bar,
and has Il career before him in his
chosen line that is full of promise. -
Custer Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Houghton and
daughter, Inez, visited relatives near
Oelrichs Saturday and Sunday. = Il Il
Mrs. j. O'Rourke and daughter, Mary,
came down from Oelrichs last Friday
evening and spent several days visit
ing Mrs. Sagert.-Chadron journal.
Judge Galley Madison, better known
as Uncle Bailey, has been visiting Hot
Springs the past week and enjoying a
rest. He reports Sergt. Lutz as doing
we'll and enjoying himself as best he
can at the Hot Springs House where
he has all the comforts necessary for
man.-Sturgis Press.
Bnckwheat cakes made from Richer
buckwheat flour and dressed with
Standard of Ohio Maple Syrup is fit for
any one.
Rev. Sanford returned last Thursday
from his Hills trip, in which he met
with tlattering success with his souve
mir book. He was quite enthusiastic
over the new Jewel Cave, thirteen
miles west of Custer, which he visited
He thinks it will make a good mate fol
Wind Cave-and may be tother end o
it.
For SALE-Eight room house fol
sale cheap. Best location in Hol
Springs. Easy terms. Inquire of
WILSON T. WILSON.
Work upon the Burke stone quarry
was closed for the season last weel
Thursday. 1t will be shut down fol
about ninety days, during. which ,
number of valuable improvements will
be made. The quarry employees abou'
tifey men most of the time. ana thi.