Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-12-20
Spray OF t1e Springs.


A lovely doll for the girls. The Fair.
Xmas story books for the little ones.
The Fair.
New nuts are very nice at Richer's
Call and get that young lady an
Nmas present. The Fair.
DIR. I'raer left Wednesday night for
Chicago for a visit to his family.
Ice Wool, Shetland Floss and Zeph.
yrs. The Fair.
Mrs. DIR. Wade has been quite sick
this week, but is now slowly improving.
ID. S. Weldon was in Saturday to at
tend the convention of school officers.
Malaga grapes at Richer's.
r. r. Lands, the Elkhorn fireman,
has been confined to his home this
week by sickness.
Dell Gable came down from Lead
Saturday and will visit relatives and
friends until after Christmas.
See the nice goods in Richer's win
dows.
Miss Cleva Cross left Thursday
night for Omaha, where she will take a
course in instrumental music.
W. r. Sampson, A. w. Riordan and
ID. S. Cole became full fledged mem
bers of the Royal Arch Chapter this
week.
Have you seen our new table linen
in patterns to match. The Fair.
The trains seem to have had a ter
rible time getting through Nebraska
this week, being from two to five hours
late every day.
Stamp Photos Is for Is Genus at the
Star gallery, lower town.
This cold, wintry spell was quite
general all through the west. In this
locality it was very cold, but not so
stormy as reported further west.
Russell Thorp, of Rawhide Buttes,
visited friends here for a few hours
Saturday. He was once a Black Hills
college student and had many friends.
He is now a successful stockman of
Wyoming.
Judge Gull returned last Friday
from a trip to Chicago, where he went
on business. The weather was quite
unpleasant while he was there, yet
there was the usual holiday activity ia
business circles.
Bnckwheat cakes made from Richer
buckwheat flour and dressed with
Standard of Ohio Maple Syrup is fit for
any one.
The Presbyterian ladies wish to ex,
press their appreciation of the liberal
patronage accorded their bazaar. All
things considered it was far more gen
erous than they had reason to expect
Especial thanks are given to those who
by their contributions or work assisted
to make it Il success.
For SALE-Eight room house fol
sale cheap. Best location in Hot
Springs. Easy terms. Inquire of
WILSON Il WILSON.
, DIR. S. j. Murray has purchased TIL,
drug stock of A. W. Riordan and ha.
been taking an inventory during tn,
past few days. The doctor came her,
from Chicago about a year ago for tn,
benefit of his health and has improved
so much and has become so mucl
pleased with the climate that he ha.
concluded to remain.
/ The Mcmillan Fur 4 Wool Co. hav,
placed their price circular on file a
our office for reference. This hous,
has been established for nearly a quar-
ter of IA century, and shippers fine
their dealings with them very satisfac
tory.
) Past Supreme Grand Master Work
man, III. C. Sessions, and Grand Mas
ter Workman Smith arrived iron
Rapid City Tuesday night aud fount
the lodge full of members and six can
i didates awaiting them. A very inter
) esting session was held and the ad
! dresses by the two notables of the or
4 der We're instructive and entertaining
They are most enthusiastic Workmel
and a reel off facts and figures b,
the yard as to the especial advantage
4 and benefits to be derived from thi
most excellent order. 1t has a mem
J. bership of something like 100000 an,
annually pays out about 100000
h in losses to widows and orphans. Ye
its assessments in this jurisdiction
amount to scarcely SO per annur
! on an insurance policy of $1,000
This light assessment is largely attrit
utable to the healthfulness of the Da
kota climate. where the death rate
y comparatively small. There is jus
now a little interesting rivalry goin
on between the Iowa and South Dakt
= TIA jurisdictions, the Grand Maste
Workman of Iowa having challenge
Grand Master Workman Smith on til