Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-05-17

Mrs. Fayel has gone for a brief visit
to the home of her parents neal Hill
City.
Jason March has been attending the
A. o. U. w. grand lodge at Huron this
week.
We have been threatened with a
shower nearly every day for a week.
but in vain.
Claude Williams has gone to Lead,
where he will serve the new Smead
hotel as porter.
Tom Tate returned Wednesday from
his sad mission to Osmond, Neb., where
he buried his daughter.
County Supt. Miss Black is visiting
schools and settling a dispute down
on Indian creek this week.
The G. A. r. Post is planning Il fine
program for Decoration day. 1t will
be published in full next issue.
Judge Parks pronounced the words
Tuesday that united Elmer L. Thrapp
and Cora Allen, of Omaha, in marriage.
Sam Lambert and wife leave today
for eastern Dakota after a bunch of
cattle that he owns. They will return
in about a month.
Rev. Pruitt, of Edgemont, came over
Monday and remained till Wednesday,
taking examination before Rev. DIR.
Robinson in his ministerial studies.
Mrs. G. w. Greene and daughter,
Marie, who have been the guests of
Col. and Mrs. Thornby, returned to the
Springs Sunday evening.-Pioneer
Times.
Mrs. d. G. Tillotson of Muskegon,
Mich, a sister of H. A. Piper, arrived
Friday morning, last week, and en-
poets to remain here, making her home
with her brother.
The Grand Army will worship at the
NJ. Il. church on Memorial Sunday,
May 26. The pastor will preach the
memorial sermon. Further notice will
be given later.
Mrs. j. d. Nicholson, of the Bullock,
returned from a short visit with
friends at Hot Springs. While there
she was given a Belgian hare dinner by
Mrs. Riordon.-Pioueer Times.
a. Weiss, of Chicago, has purchased
the Pioneer meat market of tine Fargo
Mercantile Co., and has already taken
charge. Mr.. Weiss is an experienced
butcher and deserving of "a liberal
patronage.
Jacob Lampert returned last Sunday
from Nebraska, where he has been do
ing some bridge work for the Burling-
ton. He went to Hill City Tuesday to
visit Mrs. Lampert, before going to
Wyoming.
Will Carr and wife left Tuesday
night for Hay Springs, Neb., where
they begin their cunvassing tour. The
STAR wishes them unbounded success,
but hopes they will return to this
place to reside permanently.
Memorial services will be held at the
NJ. L. church on Sunday May 26, at
1920 IL. m. All members of the G. A.
r., w. II. c., S. of V. and all old sol.
diers are requested to meet at the G.
A. II. hall, at 10 a. ~, sharp, and pro
coed in a body to the church.
SITUATION manufacturing or gen.
eral house work by experienced woman.
Apply at Mrs. e. A. Daniels millinery
store.
Richard johnson will on June LIST
open a bakery and ice cream parlor in
the building next door to III idepriem's
harness shop. Mr.. johnson has had
many years. experience in the bakery
business and his bread, and pies, cakes
and other d%elicacies are said to be
delicious.
Mr.. H. D. Clark, proprietor of Hotel
Evans at Hot Springs, s. D., is an Her
Grand guest. He called at the Report.
er office and informed us that he eX.
poets a big business this summer and
has made extensive preparations to
care for his questionable Hotel
Reporter.
L. w. Russell, of Glenwood, Iowa,
representing Friend Bros celebrated
line of tailor made clothing, was in
town Tuesday. This is the house that
made Milwaukee famous as a clothin1
market and has always been noted TO,
the superior fit and finish of its ga,
merts.
An obstruction in the casing of tn
we'll at the Stewart bath house
delayed the opening for business Of
that popular bathing establishment
but this defect has been corrected an,
the machinery thoroughly overhaule'
! and it is expected that all patrons ca
hereafter te given first class accommc
dations.