Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-01-17
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GreaC clearing sale 0t the Fair.
The w. r. O. dinner and bazaar Sat-
urday.
DIR. Hadley has been confined to his
home by sickness during the week.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Cross on Wednesday Jan. % at two p.
m.
We understand that 1. Harmon has
purchased big ranch near Alliance,
Neb.
Mrs. 7. 8. Richardson has been
spending the week with her brother on
the Martin Valley ranch.
The detailed write.up promised for
the Hospital for this issue has been
postponed until another issue.
Mrs. Ivy Scofleld (nee Miss Cole) ar
rived few days ago from Norfolk,
Nebraska, for visit to her father.
DIR. Traer arrived Wednesday from
his visit to Chicago. He retains his
offices on the second floor of the Fargo
block.
There was dance out at Charley
Sieg's last Friday night, which was
hugely enjoyed by the large number
who attended.
Richard and Frank Hunt left Sun
day evening for Garden City, N. Y,
where they resume their studies at st.
Paul's school.
S. e. Wilson returned Saturday
from Omaha, where his brother was
successfully operated upon for the re-
moval of a cancer.
Frank Allen came down from the
Northern Hills Wednesday night and
went out to the Shirley ranch Thurs
day to look after his cattle interests.
The Water, Light & Power Co., is
figuring on putting in 1000 feet of red
cedar tiling for their flume in the city.
It will be 36 inches in diameter.
George Cross, of Hot Springs, s. D.,
arrived here the first of the week to
fill the position of local editor on The
News, and deputy postmaster.-Bone-
steel News.
The new census taken of Deadwood,
under direction of the city authorities,
shows population Of 1884, gain of
nearly two thousand over the U. s..
census.
Judge G. T. Granger arrived Friday
last from Iowa to enjoy this delightful
climate, which he thinks is about per-
feet. He is looking in fine health and
says that he has almost fully regained
his former health.
Miss Pearl Thayer daughter of Will
Thayer, who formerly lived here, but
is now a railroad man at Spokane,
WASH, arrived Sunday for visit to
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
lups.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
Rey. Sanford has received a s'dum-
my" of his Black Hills Souvenir book,
with neatly bound cover. It is
a convenient size and will be one of
, the most tasty and valuable souvenirs
ever gotten up for the Hills.
Frank Treadwell, Bennett Ia, was
= troubled with kidney disease for two
D years. He writes: 81 have taken sew.
: eral kinds of kidney remedies, hut
+ with little benefit. Finally tried
Foley's Kidney Cure and one dollar
'' bottle cured me. a. L. Eel stein.
Mrs. Clara Lacey Greene writes from
Des Moines, Iowa, saying that she and
y ''son, Hugh, and daughter, Marie, are
. costly settled in their own home, 1l1e
Center ST., Des Moines, Iowa, until
June LIST, when they will return to sths
8 Cabin which is now in the care of Mr.
l. and Mrs. Nicholson"
Let us speak of man as we find him
3. And censure only what we can see
d Remembering that no one can be
n perfect,
Unless he uses Rocky Mountain
Tea.
The County Commissioners ad
8 journed Tuesday after transacting con
y siderable business. One matter o
u considerable Importance done was i,
throwing all of the various road dis
tricts of the county into one-except
!, ing, of course, the organized township
q and the incorporated towns. One gen
y eral road supervisor will be- appointed
d who may have subordinates.
70 What would you think of your gro
cery man il he sold you sand for sugar
ID What do you think of druggist, VIII
70 offers you substitute for the Madison
~ Medicine Co.'S, Rocky Mountain Tea
Ask your druggist.
a Died-At her home in Hiawath
n Park this morning at 8 O'Clock, Mr.
h Annie Loehr died from Bright's dis
II ease. Mrs. Loehr was 60 years of ag
n and leaves four children, three daugl
10 ters and son to mourn the loss. Al
'. the children live in Lead except Mr.
A. H. G. Little whose residence Is in liz
"a Springs. The funeral directed BY .
ILL. MarCoux will be held tomorro