Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-11-22
} Spray OF tpe Springs.
Malaga grapes at Richer's.

Malaga grapes at Richer's.
Judge MCGEE has adjourned Novem-
Der court to January %.
Infants sacks and bottles. The Fair.
We may look for our customary
Thanksgiving storm soon-snOw and a
cool spell.
Bulk mince meat at Richer's.
w. j. Smith left Monday for Omaha
and Kansas City to purchase his new
bar fixtures.
This week spiced pigs feet, homeless
hooks at Richer's.
A fine baby girl was welcomed at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Dave March on
Sunday afternoon.
Plenty OF good ripe potatoes at Rich
er's.
Mrs. Anna Werts and sister, Miss
Owen, came over from Prove Monday,
returning next day.
Vow IT. =, ~ wir+nr yelling Tho
Fair.
Dee Ferguson, son of o. Ferguson,
cut his foot quite seriously with an TX
Tuesday, while cutting wood.
Buckwheat flour and maple syrup at
Richer's.
j. D. Nicholson left Tuesday for
Omaha and other Nebraska points on
q business and pleasure trip.
Chase & Sanborn Teas and Coffees
at Richer's
DR.. Hadley's family, consisting of his
wife and son, arrived Tuesday morning.
They will occupy rooms in the Mime
kahta block.
One lot only bulk olives at Richers.
Mary f. Wilson WAS made happy
Monday night, by her attorney, L. S.
Gull, obtaining a divorce for her from
John E. Wilson.
Gents silk handkerchiefs and. muf-
fers for winter. The Fair.
The ladies' of the Baptist church
will hold their cushion bazaar on the
tenth of December. They have a
unique and elegant assortment.
Singer oil the best. For sale at Miss
Druse's.
Notice! All members of Ogalalla
Tribe No. IL, L. O. r. M, are requested
to meet at hall on Thanksgiving af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock to prepare for
parade. Come mounted.
By ORDER OF TRIBE.
No one has any better apples than
Richer.
Ed. Wood and Roy Ness returned
Monday from their deer hunt in the
Hills. They brought back two fine
deer as proof of their good smarksman.
ship. They say there are lots of deer
but there being no show makes it hard
hunting.
For SALE-Eight room house for
sale cheap. Best location in Hot
Springs. Easy terms. Inquire of
WILSON 4 WILSON.
+. II. Whitfield came up from the
Springs yesterday morning. He was
accompanied by Miss Hortense Moore
who will spend a week or SO here, the
guest of Mrs. Whitfield. Miss Moore
went on to Deadwood and spent the
!, day, returning here in the evening
RAND Citv .To1rna1.
Today take Foley's Honey and Tar
1t positively prevents pneumonia OF
other serious results from colds. II
may be too late tomorrow. A. l.. Eek.
stein.
Mrs. Shepard, nee S%winford, of Chey
enne Falls, was a guest of Mrs. Ballor
from Wednesday evening until Friday
. morning. She was on her way tt
: Black Hawk for a few weeks visil
with he son d. G. aud wife and grand
daughter. D. C. is station agent a
: that place for the Elkhorn.-Buffal,
: Gap Republican.
S Fargo says the new quarters will no
hold the big stock OH hand. Conse
Iqucully SCOCh luo OC ACuuOO0s
John Eastman was in town Tuesda,
r from w. G. fiat. He reports that b
{ has traded his ranch and stock to JIG
:. Mears, of Fairburn, for the latter
t merchandise stock at Fairburn. TIL
r transfer of interests will be made Dec
{ LIST. Mr.. Eastman has been a residen
of the county since 1892, and a goo
one. Mr.. Mears is also an ~excellen
gentleman, who will be welcomed t
Fall River county.
: A thousand things by it are don
!. far better than most things do one
We refer to Rocky Mountain TIE
made by Madison Co.; 35c. Ask you
Il druggist.
u NJ. S. Mackey, a we'll known stool
y man of Lame JOHNNY, Custer count!
IS died at his home last Saturday morn
ing of pneumonia. Funeral service
d we're conducted at Buffalo Gap MOI
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