Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-01-10
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The Fair for shoes.
Little Roy and Katherine Juckett
are attending the Sisters school at
Sturgis.
The union meetings this week have
been we'll attended aud much interest
taken in them.
Mrs. w. j. Cavanaugh left Tuesday
for Denver upon business and pleas
ure mission.
!. Miss Allie Jewell, representing the
Children's Home, of Sioux Falls, spent
Monday in town.
Mahara's Minstrels gave a very cred
table performance last Saturday night
to q good sized house.
DIR. Traer writes from Chicago an
nouncing that he will return to Hot
Springs the very first of next week.
It should be remembered that taxes
may be paid twice year, the first pay
ment becoming delinquent March 1st.
F. r. Curran, who was known here
by many earlier residents, he having
been resident of Custer county, died
at Newcastle last week.
Mrs. Lee Phillips and daughter, Miss
Mary, arrived last Sunday from Dead
wood, where they spent the holidays
with relatives and friends.
The county commissioners convened
Tuesday and are wrestling with big
grist of business. There are several
applications for scoool loans.
AOST:-On Dec. oath between Euf-
10 Gap and Hot Springs, one dark
s ar over-coat with large yellow gaunt-
act mittens in pocket. Finder will
please notify VIM. M. O'BAN1oN,
Buffalo Gap, s. ID.
Frank Flick is'again able to attend
to his duties as Elkhorn agent, after a
ssvere attack of tonsilitis. He shows
the effects of his sickness, having lost
about 18 pounds of flesh.
La grippe coughs often continue for
months and sometimes lead 10 fatal
results after the patient is supposed to
have pfssod the danger point. Foley's
Honey and Tar affords positive protec-
ton and secnrity from these coughs.
A. ~ Eckstein.
T. Riortisn, who has superintend-
ed the construction of the Hospital,
left for his home at Deadwood Tues
day morning. He has done maguifi-
centEjob and made many friends here
during his sojourn.
d. q. Grippen has become senior
vice commander os the g. a Y. ss
South Dakota byS man, .2n of General
Preston, being adv} a,the desvm junior
vice. He also adf dfl anoa,,the title ol
general by this adva nsqu4ens.
Garfieldsspencer, A,no had his hip
broken .N being thrown, from
q horse 1ljles riding tfhe range some
distau shoeth of sturgis,S arrived last
week for ! visit to hiss mother and
brothers. He is still quito lame.
The school board eng4 4sed Miss Hell
en- Osmot herly for the remainder Of
the schoo, year in the fifth gra ade, to
fin the vacancy caused Py the reaigna.
tion Of Miss Watts. Miss Osmdtherly
has been attenalakt 81 sne s.s.s ,s.ss ,lNrSis NorSiSss
school at Madison, 8: Dak., during til,
past two years, and was there when en-
gagged arriving here Sunday morning
She was very highly recommended b.
the State Normal Instructors.
. DIR. 81: j. Hadley, practitioner o
and practice at Arlington, Neb.,-ha
located in Hot Springs permanently
and will be prepared to attend to. al
calls in his profession. If.
Miss Emily Black, superintendent o
schools of Fall River county, made he
relatives and friends short visit thi
week. Miss Black attended the stat,
educational association at Madiso
last week and took advantage of fey
extra days allowed on her ticket t
come to Redfield. Miss Black is YER
much pleased with her work although
the schools in her county are SO scat
tered she has to make some long trip
to visit all of them. She is very mucl
delighted with the Hills, and particu
larly with Hot Springs -Redfiel,
Z Journal I Observer.
What you doin' neighbor? Helpin
Bill? What's Bill doin'? Heln;s
Mandy? What's Mandy de;.S