Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-11-22

Bot Crsmer is gatting along nicely
now from his attack of fever.
Miss Matte Petty begin her first
term Of school at Burton Monday.
W. E. Reeder returned Thursday
from his business trip to Kansas Oity.
Baby buggy for sale. Rattan, rubber
tired, first class condition. Inquire Of
Mrs. G. S. Scovel.
DR.. Hargens performed q very deli
cate operation a few days ago in re-
moving a ptyrigium from one Of Mrs.
Godard's eyes.
Pure apple cider at Richer's.
Watch out for the Noble Redmeh
Parade, in full war costume and para
phernalia, on Thanksgiving afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Heap fun.
r. w. Bower, the hustling newspaper
correspondent of the northern Hills
has purchased the Mining Review and
will make it a good journal.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Chas. A. Grippen and Miss Malou
Goodrich, on December 3, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Stewart.
For SALE-One first, y, high grade
buggy. Inquire at power house.
LvL..es.man Martin has appointed
B. B. Shepherd as his private secretary.
He has been employed in Martin &
Mason's law office for several years.
Mr.. Fenner reports that Col. Nc
Lehman, who was injured last week in
Kansas by being thrown from a buggy,
Us getting along nicely, and that he
will probably soon be able to come to
Hot Springs.
The ladies' of the Baptist church will
give a ten cent necktie social at the
home of Mrs. Bently Friday evening,
November %. All are cordially invited.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
hold their Bazaar in the DINING room
in the Minnekahta block on Thursday,
December u. A rummage sale will be
carried on in one of the booths. A
turkey dinner will be served. Remem-
Der the date. Come and bring your
friends.
Harry Summers took his departure
Wednesday for Billings, Mont, this
being his start upon his new territory.
From there he goes to the coast. He
will be gone all winter, expecting to
return for his family in the spring. He
thinks they will probably settle in
Salt Lake City.
B. F. Ives, the efficient and worthy
grand lecturer of the state for the Ma.
sonic order, arrived Wednesday, com.
ing overland from Custer with j. W.
Joyce. Mr.. Ives has been holding
Masonic schools of instruction at diff
ferent Hills points, devoting himself
to the work here Wednesday and
Thursday nights.
The STAR will go to press next week
Wednesday evening, in order
that the force upon the paper may full.
ly enjoy the privileges of Thanksgiv.
ing day. Advertisers and others desir
ing to use the columns of the paper
will please remember this and bring in
their copy IL day earlier than usual.
The case of the state VS.. Henry Ladd
for cutting timber on school land wa
dismissed. A change of venue wa.
taken to Justice Cook, a jury impan.
elled, and when the first witness wa.
being examined it was evident he coulc
not testify as to the exact location o,
the section lines, and the state rested
the case at that point, and it was &C
cordingly dismissed.
Presiding Elder Clark will begin tn,
publication of an eight page, four col
umn, paper the first of January. 1
will be devoted to the interest of tn,
Black Hills NJ. r. churches, and vii
have correspondents from all points
DR.. Clark will be assisted by his VIII,
in its publication and through it pro
poses to let all parts of his distric
know what lie going on about them
and to unity the work and interest o
his circuit.
DR.. s. j. Hadley, a practitioner o
long experience-22 years residenc
and practice at Arlington, Neb.,-ha
located in Hot Springs permanently
and will be prepared to attend to al
calls in his profession. If.
Rev. il. Sanford has been meetin
with excellent success in his solicitin
journey to the different Hills town.
procuring advertising for the souveni
cook book which the ladies of the Cor
gregational church of this place PIT
pose to issue. 1t will contain 400 page,
about half of which will contain advel
Using from all sections of the Hill
the remaining pages to have cookir
recipes and half tone illustrations