Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-03-01

Buy the Delineator at the Fair.
Work has been resumed upon the
excavation for the Hospital.
John Weidman,a young man who was
living upon a homestead out near Mr..
McClelland's, died Tuesday of con-
sumption.
Col. Linn seys the high water mark
in the membership of the Home has
been passed and that they now have
2O2 members.
A very enjoyable card party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hummel
at their home Wednesday evening.
Refreshments were served.
Harry Stewart came down from
Pluma Sunday and remained over one
day visiting his parents. He is the
telegraph operator at that place and
is getting along nicely.
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Cavanaugh en-
tertained at their home on Feb. 26, at
n Z o'clock tea, Mr.. and Mrs. Knowl-
ton ar Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie and
sons, Raymond and Rupert.
The Supreme court has decided
against the appointees of Governor
Herried on the Board of Charities aud
Corrections. This will leave the pres.
ent board in charge of the institutions
until the end of their term.
Lawrence Snively and Archie Moore
came over from Edgemont Monday and
remained until Wednesday visiting
their friend, Ed. Sweat. The boys in
tended to return to Edgemont Tuesday
but Ed. managed to get them to the
train too late.
For RENT-For hay or grazing, SW14
Sec. 6, Twp. 8, r. 4, east B. II. Nj. Ad-
dress Geo. G. Rule, Dunlap, Iowa. Al
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
will have on sale at the store of Moore
Bros. a. Co. on Saturday, March ..
cooked food, consisting of bread,
doughnuts, rolls, cookies, pies, baked
beans. cakes, marguerites. etc. Sale
to begin in the morning and continue
thru the day.
While Oscar Mattley was coasting on
the Stewart hill last Saturday night
his sled got away from his control and
he plunged against an electric light
pole with great force. HIS injury was
principally OH the side, but for time
it was feared he was injured internal
ly. For two days his condition was
critical but DIR. Jennings says he is
now improving.
j. w. Brock & Co. sell shoe laces &c
a dozen: m oil lOcts: thread Sets:
hair pins Bet; % envelopes 5ct; wool
mitts 1Octs; wool facinators l5cts;
shoe polish II tin cups 2lacts each,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sweat eel ebrated
their 3lth marriage anniversary Thurs.
day. Their son, George, and family
came in from the ranch to visit for IL
few days with their parents George
brought i'll Il nice driving horse as /,
present to his parents. Ed. Sweat
presented his parents with handsome
set of chinaware in honor of their an
niversary.
'The Irrigation Age" is the pioneer
journal of its kind and keeps the agri-
cultural world in touch with the pro.
gressive thought in irrigation. diversi
fled farming, and the great problem OF
Western growth. 1t is published
monthly at GIG West Harrison ST..
Chicago, Ills. Subscription sl.Oo per
year, 30 cents for six months.
For SALE-Stock ranch, 800 acres
situated i'll Fall River county, cast side
Cheyenne River All under good wire
fence. House 2Sx3O, seven rooms vel
finished. Outbuildings in good repair
Two good springs of soft water neal
the house and barn. Plenty of goot
range. For terms, apply to Joh,
Eastman. Buffalo Gap, S. ID. If.
Revival Services.
The snecial meetinys heinz hal,