Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-01-24

Great clearing sale at the Fair.
Court will convene next Tuesday,
the 2Sth.
w. L. Judkins came over from Oel-
richs Wednesday.
Ed Grantham came down from Gus
ter Wednesday on legal matters.
No better butter than pure gold
creamery for sale by Richer.
w. A. Sherry, formerly Elkhorn con-
ductor here, visited friends here Sat
urday.
The finest grade of groceries to be
had at Richer's.
Mrs. Maggie Isham came down from
Lead few days ago and is spending
the week here.
Judge w. H. Wilson returned Tues
day from his visit to Omaha and his
old home in Iowa.
Fire Proof Safe for sails. Enquire Of
Wilson l. Wilson.
Miss Lena Rivers came up from
Chadron few days ago for Il visit to
relatives and friends here.
Dinner ut Minnekahta block dining
room next Thursday, Jan. 30. All
plan to come. Time IL o'clock.
DIR. Hargens was called out to Char
ley Halls last Sunday and found Mrs.
Halls suffering from appendicitis.
Willis Gable fell from his dray wag-
on Wednesday and injured his leg so
that he had to take a lay-off for day .
The w. r. G. dinner last Saturday
was largely attended and was a great
success, the dinner, as usual, being ex
cellent.
AS- Tlo II ivort6srr Hills had quite snow
fall the first of the week. Down this
way we had none-only it became a
little cooler.
Miss Sophia Silkenson closed sue
cessful term Of four months school at
Minnekshta last Friday. She has
argeed to engage for another term.
Jas. HALEY came down from Rapid
City Wednesday night to attend the
annual meeting of the directors of the
Bank of Hot Springs.
j. Nj. Finnegan and wife came up
from Chadron Sunday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo Trimmer. Jim returned that
evening but Mrs. Finnegan remained
for another day.
Morrell's hams and breakfast bacon
at Richer's.
Chris Jensen visited his old "stomp
ing ground' at Rapid City last Friday
He says that place has improved 8
great deal during the past year.
Mrs. F. ID. Carley arrived Sunday
from New York for visit to hel
daughter, Mrs. P. G. Hunt. Her son
Frank, will arrive i'll u few days te
look after his interests here for few
months.
We are satisfied and hope you ar,
with our treatment the last year. j. G
Rlcher.
Rev. DIR. Shanafelt, general mission
ary of the Baptist churches for Soutl
Dakota, spent Sunday in town, preach
ing at the Baptist church in the morn
ing and at the union services at the M
e. church in the evening.
Miss Dee Goodykoontz will leave to
day for Des Moines, Iowa, where sh
will be the guest of Hon. Mr.. Barkle
and wife during the winter. MI
Bafkley is prominent member of tn
legislature.
What you doin' neighbor? Helpin
Bill? What's Bill doin'? Helpil
Mandy? What's Mandy doin'? Help
ing Mother. What's Mother doin'
Taking Rocky Mountain Tea. Sens
BILE family. Ask your druggist.
1t is now very authoritatively give
out that fully two hundred million do
lars will be spent by railroads in NAL
ing improvements and extensions {
their lines this year. This ought
give machinists and laborers plenty
do for awhile.
Thos. Gilchrist, of Wabasha, MINI
arrived last Friday over the Burlinl
ton from Denver for visit to b
brother, Joseph G. The brothers ha
not seen each other for % years al
Joe did not know that his brother W,
coming, so that it was great surpris
but very pleasant one.
DR.. s. j. Hadley, practitioner
long experience-22 years residens
and practice at Arlington, Neb.,-h,
located in Hot Springs permanent
and will be prepared to attend to q
calls in his profession. If.
Union services have been continue
during the week with good intere
manifested-though the attendance
not what it should be. Friday Mig
(tonight) and Sunday night the unis
services will be at the Presbyteris
church, where all are cordially invite
Billie Andrews went to Hot Sprin
this morning to be with his wife vi
3 is there for her health. He was the
last week but came up Saturday EVENT.
to attend to matters of business. Nj
"a Andrews health is somewhat improve
{ but will have to remain thsGs some tir
HSsetore she will tsNkrd we mu
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