Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-01-31
SPRAY OF tps Spgings.
reat clearing sale at the Fair.

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Great clearing sale at the Fair.
Jos. Petty has considerably improved
during the week.
p. M. Conlon, of Pringle, spent the
for part of the week in town.
No better butter than pure gold
creamery for sale by Richer.
r. F. Thomas has been confined to
his home by sickness this week.
Grant Moore has been quite sick this
week, suffering from pneumonia.
The finest grade of groceries to be
had at Richer's.
The proceedings of the commission
ers occupy large part of our space
this week.
Miss jewell was in Hot Springs last
Tuesday as q guest of Mrs. SchOon-
maker.
Fire Proof Safe for sails. Enquire Of
Wilson & Wilson.
E. Calhoun has been here this week
meeting old friends and looking over
his interests here.
The w. CT. u, will meet with Miss
Dewey on Wednesday, Feb. s., at 2
o'clock. All are invited to attend.
H, 1. Smith aud wife, of Deadwood,
spent q few days here during the past
week. He is an old timer in the Hills.
Morrell's hams and breakfast bacon
at Richer's.
James Graham and Miss Agnes
Borkey, Of Hill City, we're married in
this city Wednesday, returning to their
home the same day.
Walter Anderson was shaking hands
with his many friends here this week,
being here as attorney for Geo. Brady
in the famo US horse case.
We are satisfied and hope you are
with our treatment the last year. j. q.
Richer.
Mrs. H. E. Pomeroy arrived Sunday
from Mazon, ILL.,, being summoned
hither by the serious illness of her
daughter, Mrs. d. H. Ferguson.
A number of ranchers are in attend
ing court as jurymen-and they don't
like it little bit either, as during this
cold spell they want to give their atten-
tion to their stock.
Rev. Pond, formerly of the Episco-
pal church here, spent Wednesday in
town loo king after his property inter-
ests. He was enroute to his new
charge at Lake Benton, MINI.
The ladies of st. Luke's Guild will
conduct an old fashioned spelling
school at the opera house Friday even
ing. A prize will be given the person
gaining the victory over the entire
school.
Judge w. II. Wilson returned We'd
nesday from Omaha, where he was sud-
denly called by the serious condition
of his brother, but who had rallied be-
fore he reached there and is now con
siderably improved.
What you doin' neighbor? Helping
Bill? What's Bill doin'? HelpiL
Mandy? What's Mandy doin'? Help
ing Mother. What's Mother doin''
Taking Rocky Mountain Tea. Sensi
BILE family. Ask your druggist.
Chris Jensen circulated q petition
this week asking that Gene Gordon b,
returned to the Hot Springs Buffalo
Gap run as engineer, not that any com
plant is made against Mr.. Ketchum-
who is q very popular, excellent man
but because of Mr.. GordOn's long resi-
dence and associations here, and hi
financial interests in the place. Th
petition was largely signed.
DIR. 8. j.. Hadley, practitioner o
and practice at Arlington, Neb.,-ha
located in Hot Springs permanentl
and will be prepared to attend to al
= calls in his profession. tt.
E. R. Juckett has concluded to &
with his wife to Texas, where they vii
remain a short time, aud then visi
Mexico and California, their absenc
being indefinite, depending largely uI
on the condition of Mrs. Juckett'
health. They expect to leave her
about Feb. 10th. Mrs. Juckett has i'm
proved somewhat during the past weel
and it is hoped and expected that thi
southern and western trip may full
restore her to her former health.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liz
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs {
all kinds. Telephone No. %.
Charley Stewart and J. A. Pratt ha,
contracted for the purchase of tt
Moore Bros. grocery business and wi
assume charge Saturday. This is
nice clean stock of goods, and will
very largely increased. The firm neet
no introduction to the people of HI
Springs, for Charley Stewart has live
here since he was almost a babylon
before there we're many people here
while Mr.. Pratt has been in busine
here before. Both are honorable, g
cellent gentlemen and are the kind {
men that usually succeed. The ST.
wishes them success in their new r
lations toward each other-and wit
the towspeople. Mr.. Moore says tb
he has not yet decided upon what
will do.
Great clearing sale at the Fair.
A man giving his name as Pet
Peterson, of Upton, Neb., was -four
last Friday afternoon walking ba,
and forth on the B. & NJ. track abo
the plunge, with his head horrib
bruised and bleeding and bis feet al
face frozen. After Marshal Dorm
got him thawed out and he was ma
comfortable at the Hospital he sa
that he got lost while walking sou
from Pringle and wandered about
the cold and snow and was ont t,
days and night without food or sh
ter. He says that he became discor
aged and desperate and tried to K
himself by pounding the top Of l