Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-02-22
Butterick patterns at the Fair.

Butterick patterns at the Fair.
w. j. Cavanaugh returned Tuesday
from business trip to Valentine, Neb.
The fire chief, John Mueller, an.
noupces that there will be another
meeting of the department Friday
night at 8 o'clock.
Judge Parks tied nuptial knot
Monday, the contracting parties being
IL. S. French, of Chadron, and Mary
Poppleton, of Newcastle.
Jas. e. Blaine, of Hill City, was in
town Tuesday. enroute home from
Huron where he attended the grand
lodge of Modern Woodmen.
H. G. Hamaker, Black Hills forest
supervisor, spent Tuesday night in
town, leaving next day for the east.
He will attend the inauguration exer-
cises of President Mckinley.
a. X. Mills reports that one of his
hens Matched out pair of twin chicks
from one egg, and that both chickens
lived and thrived. Oh this country
does surely beat the world for stock
raising. Twin calves, sheep, etc,
are no uncommon thing.
Tho Shakespeare club will not meet
as usual on Friday, having postponed
its regular meeting to Saturday at the
usual hour. This change was made
for this week to give the club an
opportunity of being present at the
public school exercises Friday after
noon, that being "Patron's day"
j. ID. Mordgaridge, who was one of
the best ranchers in Fall River county
i'll the early '9O's, but removed to Okla
homa few years ago, has returned
and will make his home in this coun-
ty. The STAR is pleased to have such
people come back, for we like to have
such residents, and besides it is good
endorsement of our county.
You can get great and good smoke
out of a Pathfinder cigar-to be found
at Cooks drug store.
Albert March was out hunting We'd
nesday with his Winchester Al calibre
rifle. and when he was about to drop
some wild animal, pulled the trigger
and away went the whole thing-the
gun being blown all to pieces. Fort
unately he only met with painful
laceration of one hand, though from
the noise and queer sensation attend
ing the explosion he thought he was
blown up himself.
Life Insurance Policies bought for
cash or loaned on Elmer II. Juckett
Minnekahta Block
The postoffice department will h here-
after let Star route contracts only to
residents near the route. 1t has also
been directed that carriers are to de-
liver mail to residents along the route
who shall arrange boxes convenient
for the reception of mail. Carriers
will also gather mail in the same way.
This order will go into effect with all
new contracts. The star route con-
tracts from Hot Springs will be let
next September.
Bridges rivers, tunnels mountai.
build cities, gatheres up the seattle red
rays of ones ability. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea does; Soc. Ask your
druggist
Della Pringle is surely just as jolly
as ever, though she presented most too
serious play Tuesday night. "The
Struggle of Life" is pretty serious
pr oblem with most of us and it is not
altogether pleasant to have it all
shown up to us in one evening. 1t
recalls too many painful realities. But
then the specialties take off the COM
mon place things from the "Struggle
of Life" and Jolloy Della has some
first. class artists besides herself. On
Wednesday night they played "Hearts
of Arkansaw," which is good. She has
I a deserving company.