Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-02-01
Spray OF tpe Springs.


sister, Mrs. w. E. Benedict.
Call at Cross new studio for fine
photographs and views of Wind Cave
and the Black Hills.
Col. Linn, wife and little daughter
returned Wednesday from their sad
mission to Canton.
jill. Bently, the Eurlington's ener-
getic commercial Representative, was
from Deadwood the fore part of the
week.
Gene Gordon had to take lay-off
for few days on account of the grip,
but is back ut the throttle of No. 9
again.
Miss Standish. housekeeper at the
Evans, got her hand caught in a fold
ing bed several days ago and had it
severely bruised.
Mrs. r. ID. Hummel arrived Thurs
day morning from Whitney, Neb.,
where she has been visiting relatives
for the past two weeks.
Harry Sly, assistant foreman of the
Ell1horn shops at Chadron, was up
Sunday to repair the electric lights
in the Vanderbilt car.
The w. g. T. U. will meet With Miss.
Dewey Wed. Feb. 6, at3 P NJ Topic
for discussion "Municipal govern
ment" All are cordially invited to
attend
The wife of State Senator Cooper
died at Rapid City last Thursday of
cancer. Friends all over the state eX-
tend sincere sympathy to Mr.. Cooper
in his SORROW.
Mrs. j. G. Spencer, nee Abbie Jen-
nings, sailed for Honolulu last week
Thursday, in company with her hus-
band, where they will enjoy the beau
ties of that land for Il few weeks.
Conductor w. T.. Stewart, of the
Burlington, is one of the happiest men
in town now, for he has little daugh-
ter-a lovely pair of children now
The little girl came last Sunday and
all are doing nicely.
II. B Cook a. Co. have secure Il new
prescription clerk. who is u first olas.
man in every respect.
The Congregational Ladies' Union
will give tatfy pull at Odd Fellows
Hall Saturday evening Feb. 2, for the
benefit of the church. Admission
children under twelve years of age. ter
cents; adults. fifteen cents. All ar,
cordially invited.
representative Kelly has secured
house, and his constituents will bt
grateful for 1t. As senator Burke says
'.he is pretty swift for Il new man.
The measure will probably pass the
senate, although there seems to be
question as to its constitutionality.
Sasn Sheffield. of Sturgis, manager o
the Shielding Cattle CO., spent Tues
day in town visiting his father who i
mt the hospital suffering with diabetis
He says that cattle upon the range of
northwest OF Sturgis are in eNcellen
condition, many being fatter than the
we're last fall.
Il. u. Cook Is Co. have had the lare
est Christmas trade that they ever ha
and they are now on deck to take Car
of their large everyday trade.
DIR. w. G. Smith returned iron
Sioux Falls Saturday. He reports tina
', the Railroad Commission was "A pleas
ant one and that the election Fran
Gardiner was not the result of an
deal, but Kirkpatrick vote for Gal
diner was merely in keeping with
promise m ade by him upon his ow
motion before election, that. shoul
the republicans win he would supper
anyone whom DIR. Smith might nam
for the secretaryship. At present n
action has been taken upon the elec
ion of an attorney.-Deadwood Ind
pendent.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs Ii
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs
all kinds. Telephone No. %
1t is surprising as we'll as amusi
that Mr.. Vanderbilt can not come OF
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days visit with old friends withou
stirring up great commotion amor
newspapers as to his object. Th'
have him out here quietly dodgil
the public trying to find some secl
ded place where he could have a bu
mess conference with J. j. Hill. Ju
as though his business was OF such
nature that he could not meet Mr.. Hi
in daylight somewhere, even thou,
an inquisitive public should know
it. Bnt really if the whereabouts
MIR. Vanderbilt is ESQ great concern
the world it is of value to II
Springs, as resort, to have it kwov
that he came here to spend q pleas
Sabbath, midst the most facinatit
charming scenery of the world, whe