Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-11-01
Infants sacks and bottles. The Fair.

Infants sacks and bottles. The Fair.
G. A. Bartholomew suffered another
one of his sinking spells the fore part
,f the week.
G. HI. Linn came down from the
Grizzly Bear mine the fore part OF the
week and reports the property opening
up better than ever.
Fred Watts has been enjoying a visit
to the northern Hills, and his genial
presence has been missed about the
Palace hotel:
"Chippie" Lamson and daughter,
Miss Nellie, with Miss Jones and Mr..
Conner, of Omaha, we're Evans guests
the fore part of the week.
Singer oil the best. For sale at Miss
Druse's.
"Billie" Moore, the hustling Evans
porter, will remain in the Evans hotel
during the winter and see that the
ghosts don't stalk off with things.
Don't forget the date that Barnes,
the eye specialist will be at the Giles.
pie. November 9 and il.
fl. A. Piper returned the latter part
of last week from n of his tours as
life insurance solicitor, in which he is
meeting with good success. His health
has been quite poor of late.
Mrs. Schuonmaker and MISS Petty,
of Hot Springs, who have been visiting
with friends in the city for the past
few days, returned to Hot Springs yes
terday.-Lead Call.
For SALE-A bargain for cash, my
residence property two blocks east of
Stewart bath house, Hot Springs. Ad
dress H. j. Sparks, lock box 6OO, Lead
South Dakota.
The Ladies of st. Luke's Guild will
give a tea at the home Of Mrs. A. j.
Kellar's on Saturday evening Nov. 2nd
from 4 to Z p. M. Price 15c.
Mrs. r. HARGENs, Sec.
Cy. Calhoun came down from Dead
wood and spent Monday and Tuesday
in town upon business matters. The
Calhoun Bros. are doing a very sue:
cessful dray business at Deadwood.
The library has recently been sup
piled with many new, choice books
and members and friends of the organ.
ization are invited to examine and
make use of them. The library is he.
coming we'll supplied with excellent
literature.
Rev. j. 1. Sanford and True Parsons
are planning On engaging quite extern
sively in winter gardening down the
valley. They will At once build a green
house. They propose to have vegeta.
bles to sell by the wholesale and not
retail.
Walter Scott and family left Thurs
day for Sheridan, Wyo., where they
locate. Walter is a handy man for q
town to have, being q good machinist
and capable of fixing anything. He is
also a good surveyor. Sheridan will
find him q valuable acquisition in his
line.
w. r. Morgan and wife are home
from Belle Fourche, where Mrs Nor.
gan visited for a few weeks. Billy
tells some great yarns about his
hunting experiences up there-but we
believe Them all, since we know that he
got something.
H. j. Sparks aud family arrived Sun
day morning from their visit to rela
tives in Iowa. They attended The gold
en- wedding of Mr.. Sparks parents On
October 4, at which about forty reaa
tives were present. 1t was q much en-
ioyed family reunion. Mr.. and Mrs
Sparks returned to~Lead Tuesday
Col. Kellar was over al Sioux Fall
the fore part of the week, whe-s' b
and Chambers served Mrs. Freddi
| Gebhardt as attorneys in opposing he
husband obtaining sdfvo1ce. Accord
ing TO Sioux Falls papers they veE
successful, and besides getting the d
vorce for her, also. obtained @De
from him to pay costs.
A. N. McLennan left Tuesday f
nent, Oklahoma, where his cnl
art, is lying VERY low Vii
ever, and it was feared
.vive. Nj. McLennaD b
s,ov;po unOrn than n