Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-02-22
s. E. and ". H. Wilson returned last

NJ. Alexander, Of the Gap, spent
Thursday in town.
Hon. E. j. Williams and wife, of Lin
coin, are at the Evans.
e. r. Juckett had legal business ut
Rapid City Wednesday.
Rev. Sanford has moved into Mrs.
r. w. Stanley's residence.
/ w. j. Cavanaugh returned Tuesday
from II business trip to Valentine. Neb.
Ben Marvin, the Burlington's genial
train dispatcher, was down from Dead
wood Thursday.
A bright new boy arrived at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Richer on
Valentines day.
j. Nj. Daniels has been recommended
for appointment to Il captaincy in the
volunteer service of the army.
Today (Frida,y) is legal holiday,
being Washington's birthday. 1t is a
good time for parents to visit the public
school.
Miss Harryet Clough, daughter of
Rev. DIR. Clough, was married last Sat.
uraay ut the home of her parents in
Deac!wood. to Mr.. John Pearman, of
Pasadena. Cal.
MIS-. u. A. Fassett had contemplated
going to Rediield this week for visit,
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the town has been quarantined.
She has therefore postponed her visit.
1t is reported that the grand lodge
of X. P's, which meets at Lead in June,
will be given round trip rate of So
from Sioux City. which will also in
clude ii trip over the Speariish line.
Such rate would insure an immense
number.
Sunday afternoon it began showing
and continued with more or less reg
ularity all night. There were four or
five inches upon the ground next NOR
Mug, and it was heavy and moist.
1t showed some Monday and Tuesday,
also, though it was not cold.
Redtield has about twenty cases of
smallpox, most of which are OF a very
there last week for the Soldiers Home
who had been exposed, but word was
sent ahead of him and he was stopped
before he reached here.
The Congregational Christian En-.
deaver Society will give apeanut social
in Odd Fellows Hall, Saturday even
! ing Feb 90. People of all ages are in
vited to renew their youth by a jolly
good time with the young people. Ad.
mission, adults fifteen cents: children
under twelve, ten cents.
The fire department and city council
are having something of a clash over
the city hall-or rather over the sub
letting of the opera house to the Opera
House Co. a full statement has been
made and will be presented ut the next
meeting of the council.
Harry GODDARD was among the Edge
montars who came over to attend the
funeral of ID. X. Snively. Tie had just
returned from attending the grand
lodge of Woodmen OF America He
was chosen to- one of the principal
grand ottices-a worthy recognition of
Mr.. GODDARD. {.
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Several of the Black Hills legislators
took advantage of the adjournment of
the legislature from Thursday to Tues
day and went to st. Paul and Mime
apolis to talk with the commercial
clubs of those places regarding the
contemplated railroad across this state
which would place the Hills in closer
touch with the Twin Cities.
For SALE Stock ranch, 800 acres,
situated in Fall River county, east side
Cheyenne River All under good wire
fence. House 2Sx30, seven rooms we'll
finished. Outbuildings in good repair.
Two good springs of soft water near
the house and barn. Plenty of good
range. For terms, apply to John
Eastman, Buffalo Gap, S. d. If.
Rev. F. M. Sturdevant has concluded
to accept the call to the Olivet Baptist
church, at Omaha. and will leave, with
his family, for that place next week.
In connection with his pastorate he
will serve as assistant to the general