Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1907-12-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Sherman Beck returned to his home
at Alliance, Sunday.
The w. @. T. u. will meet on the 18th
at the NJ. e. parsonage.
8. E. Wilson returned Monday from
his trip to Des Moines.
Phone 44-2 for your coal, feed or
hay.
Father Judnic was in Edgemont Sat-
urday holding services.
Mrs. w. j. McRoberts went to Edge
mont Tuesday for avisit with friends.
For heating stoves or furnaces use
coke. For sale by The Wooster Co.
Joe Applegate and son were over
from Edgemont Sunday and Mon
day.
Miss Minta Beck, Of Alliance, Neb,
was visiting with friends here the first
of the week.
A. P. Strouse and wife, of Oelrichs,
were transacting some business here
Saturday.
Col. E. T. West and wife we're recent
ly received as members of the Presby-
terian church.
If you don't look over the large stock
of Xmas presents at Christensen's jew
elry store, you are missing treat.
DR.. Dorothy and wife returned from
Rapid City Saturday, having decided
to spend the winter here.
Pete Loucks, half brother of Clark
Forney. is here from his home at Cody,
Wyo., to spend the winter.
County Supt. Of Schools, Mrs. Jo.
sephine Anderson, was visiting the
schools in and around Oelrichs this
week.
Mrs. Perry Nichols sister, Mrs.
Reaugh, left Tuesday for visit with
her people at Grand Island over the
holidays.
Perry Sickles and wife were oyer
from the Gap Friday visiting with
friends and attending to some busi-
ness affairs.
Mrs. s. E. Wilson and daughter,
Edith, returned Sunday from Kansas
City. Mrs. Wilson's health has been
much improved.
Theo. Reaser, of Oelrichs, was in
town Tuesday, hsppy over the i'm
provement of his wife at the hospital.
He took her home that night.
The Evans laundry is doing so
much and such satisfactory work
that their force was increased Tuesday
by third laundry girl from Omaha.
MCCAIN REAL ESTATE AGENcY-Farm
and Town Property, Homestead Lo.
cations, Fire Insurance. Correspond
ence solicited. Fred 8. Mccain.
Manager. Rapid City, So. Oak.
w. S. Rowden, wife and family re-
turned Thursday of last week from
their visit with relatives at Bay City,
Mich. They report an enjoyable-visit,
but say that eastern weather can not
compare with this.
Rev. John w. Lucas, of Custer, was
appointed clerk of courts for Custer
county at special meeting of the
county commissioners last Friday, to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of
Wallace Smith.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
by about sixty young people at the
rink last Friday night. Interesting
games we're played, delicious refresh
ments served and the time to depart
came all to soon for the merry crowd.
One robin does not make summer.
neither does one little snow make q
winter. Do not let this deceive YOU
for winter is sure to come and the
WISE man will lay in a supply of
MONARCH or MAITLAND coal from
The Wooster Co. at once and be pre-.
pared for it.
The w. L. & P. Co. made test run
Of their new steam outfit in connection
with their town water power a couple
days this week, which was very salts
factory, the engine pulling its share of
the load as smoothly and steadily as
could possibly be wished for.
Frank Lambertson put his house.
hold goods in B. & NJ. car this week
and with Mrs. Lambertson and the
children left Tuesday for their future
home in Yerrington, New. "A large
number of friends were at the depot
to bid them adteu and wish them the
best Of success and happiness in their
new location.
G. G. Fargo received word from his
people at Twin Falls, Idaho, Tuesday
that his red COW, which had jumped
out of the Car about q month ago near
Lusk, Wyo., while being shipped with
his other stock and household goods,
had been received by them ap-
parently none the worse for being q
month on the road. She had g. O.
D. Of &4.S5 on her for feed charges
which Mrs. Fargo paid under protest
as 1t was no fault of the shippers that
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