Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-11-15

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LOOMS Gull is rapidly i'm proving.
s. Il. Wilson was attending court at
Custer this week.
Mrs. DIR. A. III. Conner has been quite
in disposed this week.
'oques for the children. The Fair.
Capt. Phillips has recently placed a
new furnace in his pleasant home.
DIR. Grimm, wife and father, of Buff
T Gap, were at the Palace the latter
2 It of last week.
W. c. Lyle, of Denver, was here the
i first of the week to adjust the loss by
f,e fire at the Gillespie laundry.
Geo. Thorp's brother and little son
arrived last week and gave George a
pleasant surprise by their coming.
Prof. Cobb's mother arrived last Sat-
Ur lay from I%reton, Iowa, and will make
her son and family an extended visit.
Mrs. Pauline Gray Carter and child
we're registered at the Palace Wednes.
day. She went to Sioux Falls that ev
ening.
Ed. Phillips is a happy father, a
Bouncing baby boy arriving at his
home Monday morning. Congratula-
tions.
New Home Sewing Machine for sale
Cheap. Inquire of WILSON L. WILSON.
Mrs. Allie Wycof, mother of Mrs. j.
I. March, left last Saturday for Craw-
ford, Neb., for a visit to her sister and
nother.
Great removal sale now going on at
the Big Store. Things are going cheap.
Last week Monday night an attempt
was made to rob the Buffalo Gap post
Office, but the burglars got nothing for
their trouble.
The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men have decided to give a ball and
supper at 1. o. o. +. hall Thanksgiving
night. Tickets including supper s1.OO
Everybody cordially invited.
See our new Golf skirts. The Fair
Misses Goodykoontz and Kellar have
rented the large dining room of the
Minnekahta block for the winter and
have placed a piano therein. They ex
pect to hold their dancing school in
that place hereafter, and will also lease
it for other parties. 1t is a very pleas.
ant place.
Yeast cakes, II cent per package
two package limit, at Big Department
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Aldrich went to Hill
City Monday in response to a Telegram
Informing them of the death of thei
grandchild, the year-old daughter o
Mrs. Arno Cressey. Dean SparlinI
= went to Hill City Tuesday to conduc
the funeral services, which we're he'll
Wednesday,.
Go to F. b. Smiths Hot Springs liy
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs O
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
w. r. Reeder received the sad tiding
t lis week that his brother-in-law, Cha.
j Miller, had been killed by a hors
falling upon him and then draggin
him some distance. He lived at Obel
lin. Kansas, and was out assisting il
gathering some cattle. He was a yer
p ,pular man, the Oberlin paper
speaking in high praise of him. H
spent some time in Wyoming in tn
SOS and was familiar with the north
west country.
rings attractivenees to listless, ur
lovable girls, making them handsome
marriageable That's wha
Rocky Mountain Tea will do: 3oc. AS
your druggist.
Mr.. Thos. Preece, OF Chicago, SUI
prised her little daughter, Alice, Tue.
day, arriving for a ten days visit wit
Mrs. G. w. Greene. Little Alice ha
been the guest of Mrs. Greene sine
July l, and will return home with he
mother. Mrs. Preece and "Billie''C Ca,
auaugh were born next door to eac
other in st. Johns, New Foundlant
Mr.. Preece spent a couple of month
in the Hills in the spring as Nj
Greene's assistant in government worl
and WIS the pleasant and popula
custodian OF Wind Cave.
I'd leave my happy home and eros
the deep blue sea
Rather than be without Charley an,
my Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.