Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-02-21
See the new goods at the Fair.
Ewald Huebner is getting along nice

fine.
Wednesday night the drug store
owned by DIR. Grimm at Buffalo Gap
was destroyed by fire. Nothing was
saved. It was valued at $500 and in.
sured for only $500.
VIM. Huebner is tearing down the
old Catholic church building this week.
1t is said to contain about forty-eight
thousand feet Of lumber.
We are satisfied and hope you are
with our treatment the last year. j. g.
Richer.
j. NJ. Patton, of the Odd Fellows
World, spent most Of the week here
and at Edgemont and Custer, looking
after the interests of his excellent pub.
lication.
Let's drop down to Franks Cafe and
get nice chop.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Juckett left Omaha
Wednesday for Texas, where they ex.
pect to remain few weeks. We un-
derstand that Mrs. Juckett hds already
been improved by the change.
D. C. Shirley, of Hot Springs, S. D.,
is visiting his son Billy for few days.
Mr.. Shirley is in very poor health and
he thought few days rest would help
out. He will return home next week.
l-Chadron Journal.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures the
cough caused by attack of la grippe.
It heals the lungs. Albert L. Eckstein.
The following were initiated into the
Degree of Honor Tuesday night: Mrs.
j. G. Gilchrist, Mrs. E. r. Ness, Mrs.
Chas. Mann, Mrs. Matt Bingham, Mrs.
M. E. Standen and Mrs. A. Heidepriem.
A delicious supper followed the initia.
tion.
Mrs. A. Standen, of Minnekahta,
came over Tuesday afternoon, and that
evening was received into the myster-
les of the Degree of Honor, with sew.
eral other ladies. Mrs. Standen says
her cattle are doing splendidly this
winter.
DIR. Traer will be found at his new
offices in the Phillips Block. tt.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Burke,
Sunday night, Feb. 16, q fine daughter.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
This is the first daughter and the par
ents are naturally proud of the little
one. The STAR extends congratnla.
tions.
This paper and The Chicago Weekly
Inter Ocean, sl.75 for one year. "Spec.
ial deal"
Those who heard the able discourses
:, Of Mrs. Mable Conklin two years age
> will be glad to learn that she is to de-
liver another lecture in the near future
She is national superintendent of the
white cross work. Don't fail to hea,
her.
Am very busy now; meet me al
Franks Cafe.
Mrs. w. j. Cavanaugh has been max
a ing number of Improvements to hel
}. beautiful home, having built ar
addition for bath house, 51ax1O feer
l. and summer house 1Ox16 feet. Sh,
o has also had some excellent improve
e. ments made to the interior of hel
10 home.
10 Chris Jensen says that he is serious
D. ly contemplating the purchase of al
10 eleven passenger automobile, and il b,
y concludes to do so he will have it her
d about June first. It would be for US
8. especially on the Wind Cave road, be
D. sides about the city. It would d,
doubt prove quite an attraction.
10 Mrs j. NJ. Brelsford returned Tues
~ day from Lincoln, where she spen
= several days with Mr.. Brelsford, VIII
- returned to that place from his visit t
% q brother in Kentucky. Mr.. Brels
~ ford's health was not benefited in tn
Blue Grass state, and he concluded {
- 60 to Texas, departing for Ell Pas
o. .. Monday; when Mrs. Brelsford starte
III for home.
~ Miss Sophia Silkenson closed q yer
successful term Of school at MINI,
q kahta last Friday, Feb. IA. Miss 81
- - henson came from the eastern part
IN the state highly recommended and ST
"a. has proved to the patrons of Mimi
kahta that she is tireless, energet
as worker and deserves the praise ST
ng gets. She has consented to take Il
or school for the next term also.
b. The business men of Hot Spring
ID excepting the drug stores and saloon
9. all signed an agreement last Saturda
70 to close their places of business at
o o'clock p. m. for the next ten day.
. during the special meetings that ar
!. being held, and they are doing it. 1
"a liksa the streets look quiet in th,
nkaR doubt every business