Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-12-06
: Spray OF tps Springs.

The turkey shoot last week Wednes.
day was participated in by a number
of local nimrods.
Ice Wool. Shetland Floss and Zeph-
yrs. The Fair.
Work at Burke's stone quarry has
closed down for the winter. Opera
will be resumed again about March l..
Malaga grapes at Richer's.
Bob Love was very unfortunate the
other day, falling down the stairs at
the Mower House and breaking his
arm.
Go to the Minnekahta block aud get
a good dinner Dec. IL.
Tho w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Leacox On Wednesday, November IL
The friends of temperance are cordial.
ly invited to attend. {.
New nuts are very nice at Richer's.
Jim Cooper, of Lead. spent Friday
and Saturday here visiting friends.
His wife had been enjoying a visit to
her parents, B. HI. Martin and wife, of
Martins Valley.
See the nice goods in Richer's VIM
dows.
Mrs. Fannie Williams left Tuesday
for Lead. where she will visit her
son, Claude, for q few weeks. She may
then take a trip east. Her daughter,
Miss Ray, is in Chicago visiting her
sister.
w. B. Moore's wife returned Wednes-
day from her visit at Kansas City, and
Chilly" says that his own footsteps will
not now brighten him in the Evans. 1t
was pretty lonely there for him all by
himself.
Have you seen our new table linen
n patterns to match. The Fair.
Geo. Trimmer and wife enjoyed their
Thanksgiving dinner with Jim Finne-
gan and wife at the Smead in Lead
City. They came back to Rapid City
that evening and visited relatives there
for a day, altogether making a happy
journey for them.
Buckwheat cakes made from Richer
buckwheat flour and dressed with
Standard of Ohio Maple Syrup is fit for
any one.
The Redmen parade Thanksgiving
day was a great success. There were
about thirty uniformed and mounted
Redmen and they made a very striking
appearance, and enjoyed the occasion
very much themselves. They hae
their picture taken.
Why eat dinner at home on Dec. 1:
when you can get Il turkey dinner a
the Minnekahta block for % cents.
Thanksgiving day was duly observed
9 in Hot Springs. Appropriate uniol
services were held at the Baptis
S church, Rev. Albertson preaching al
excellent sermon. There were man,
4 gatherings of friends and relative
about the festal board. and in ever.
way the day was we'll enjoyed by Ho
Springs people.
FoR SALE-Eight room house fo
Y sale cheap. Best location in Ho
Springs. Easy terms. Inquire of
WILSON 4 WILSON.
The Ladies' Union met last weel
with Mrs. Sanford. 1t was found tina
nearly all of the dolls were dresse'
and ready to be placed upon exhibi
ton. The ladies expect good patron
age ard intend that the oyster supper
on the same days will be a great sue
@ cess. Remember the date. Decembe
. Ii and Is.
$ Presbyterian Bazaar Dec. II, in Min
nekahta block.
Father Manning. a Catholic prizes
arrived from the east the fore part {
L the week and will have charge of til
e church work at the hospital. where sci
e vices are held every morning at
o'clock. Father Hays will continue j
Springs and at other Black Hills poin'
is where he has been conducting service
y For SALE-One first class, high graz
buggy. Inquire at power house.
- Col. w. II. Steele, we'll known
. every hamlet in the Hills, whose fan
l. as a brilliant attorney covers the e
tire west. died early Saturday morni1
=" in his room at Deadwood, of apopleX
Col. Steele swas al exceptionally 81
* quent orator, possessing Il keen, br
!, liant intellect, and was a most fascins
* ing, pleasing gentleman to meet.
large circle of friends will mourn
death.
ar Stamp Photos 10 for Is cents at T
ID Star gallery, lower town.
OF XThe ball given by the Pastime 81
NR1 Thanksgiving night was a most hap
is success. There we're about thil
Mt couples present. The music is high
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