Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-02-08
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q. III. Swan arrived from Sioux City
| Thursday.
Bob Cramer came down from Lead
and spent Sunday with his family.
Rev. Sparkling will conduct services
at the Soldiers Home next Sendav ey.
9 hing at 7:3O.
Miss Druse returned Wednesday
from her Custer visit, bringing her Sis
ter, Mrs. Benedict, with her.
| Hon. John r. Wilson and wife came
down from Deadwool and spent Sun.
day and Monday at the Evans.
John Huebner returned Sunday
from the Nebraska university at Lin.
coin, where he has been taking au elec
trical course.
A ''B" social will be held in the Con.
gregational church Wednesday even.
ing, Feb. 13. "B" sure to .B" present
and "B" refreshed by ssBH 'sof all kinds
Mr.. Blair, the representative of the
Co Operative Savings l. Loan Assn, is
arranging to move about eight cottages
to more convenient locations in town.
\ reception will be rendered Rev.
and Mrs. Sanford at the home of Mrs.
Cross Friday evening, Feb. s. Every
body is invited to come and helm well
come the newcomers.
You can get great and good smoke
out of Pathfinder cigar-to be found
at Cooks drug store.
Mrs. III. DALEY received word the
fore part of the week that her mother
was quite sick with pneumonia, at her
home in Illinois, but later good news
reports her improving.
w. I. March and family will enjoy "a
family reunion next Wednesday-the
event being the youngest child's 2lst
birthday. Including grandchildren
there will be 30 present.
A. l.. Eckstein has moved into MIR.
Silkenson's new residence on College
fiat, A. G. Gaylord's mother having
purchased the residence where Mr..
Eckstein has so long resided.
Thursday was a thorough winters
day-snowing steadily from morning
until night, though notvery hard much
of the time. In all several inches foil.
Tie weather was not very cold, how
ever.
Miss Edna Fry has returned from
Pringle, where she has been teaching
for several months. She has taken a
position in the telephone office, with
which she is familiar, and handles it
nicely.
Life Insurance Policies bought for
cash or loaned on Elmer r. Jucl.ett
Minnekahta Block.
Senator Kyle is asking for competi-
tive examinations to be conducted by
the Huron college ON Feb. 10. for ap-
plicants to the West Point cadetship.
The law restricts to the age between
II and % at the time of admission,
which will be July l.
DIR. Greenley writes that he will not
return to Hot Springs, as he has con
templated, because of his continued
poor health. Harry Summers has
rented the Hungerford residence on
College hill, which DIR. Greenley has
had for over year. but will not get
possession until about August, when
they will take up their abode there.
Bridges rivers, tunnels mountai.
build cities, gatheres up the seattle red
rays of ones ability. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea does: 35c. Ask your
druggist
The Lead Call has again put in All
appearance. 1t has been dead to this
office for month or more, but it now
comes forth with new publishers
Messrs. s. E. Grams and j. V. Parker.
They are said to be good newspaper
men. They certainly have good op.
portunity to show it, and we hope they
may be successful.
Col j. r. Buchanan general passen-
ger agent for the F. E. Il M. V. R'y
arrived Thursday morning in special
car. Mr.. Buchanan is here in the in
terest of this seasons business, and
proposes to leave no stone unturned
which will tend to bring health and
pleasure seekers here-and he knows
exceptionally we'll how to advertise a
resort, and to get business.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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