Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1907-02-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Alex Mccarthy has another young
mail carrier at his house.
Mrs. Fred Tillotson returned We'd
nesday from visit with her father at
Smithwick.
Mrs. G go. Warner left Monday night
for Onawa, Iowa, for visit to the
Majors parents.
Don't forget the supper at Mrs. w. P.
Phillips Friday evening. A good
supper and ice cream and cake will be
served for 25 cents.
The Black Hills Real Estate Ex-
change has opened and office in the
Evans row and w. l. Chappell says
they are listing considerable property
and have many inquiries.
Rev. T. j. Macmurray will speak of
Washington and his life at the Presby-
terian church next Sunday. He will
also conduct the services at the Sol
diers Home in the afternoon.
The "Mid- Year Book" of the high
school contained some exceptionally
creditable stories, poems and other
literary efforts, of which all may be
proud.
Rev. ID. j. Clark, presiding elder of
the Northwestern Nebraska Conference
with headquarters at Chadron, was in
town couple of days this week in con-
ference with S. X. Warrick and Rev.
E.. S. Chappell.
W. w. Stewart was in town the first
of the week with the books of the de-
funct Citizens State Bank of Edge.
mont, They we're introduced in evil
dence before Judge McGee Monday
when an effort was made to have Mr.
Stewart removed from his position as
receiver through Il. l.. Grantham.
The case was taken under advisement
by the court.
For Immediate Sale-House and lot
only Sl5O. Black Hills Real Estate
EXchan nge, Evans Block.
A Washington special of the 18th
says: Senator Gamble today called
up, the house bill to open the Tripp
county reservation and made an urg-
ent appeal for it, but Aldrich objected
and it went over, probably ending its
chance to pass at this session.
Charley Richards, wife, and family,
arrived Sunday morning from Whitney
Neb. Charley has rented the Burke
ranch. lately bought by Lawrence He'd :
ricks, and will move out there March
first to run truck garden with chick
ems and cows as aids to its success.
One of the drayman drove into the
creek at eth street to water his team
Tuesday night, got too close to Trim
mers dam in trying to turn and found
his outfit hopelessly stuck in the soft
mire and deep water. 1t took two
other teams and their drivers about
two hours to get his outfit onto dry
land. Te will probably "never go
there any more"
Photographs finished promptly, rain
Or shine. and they are all right Rare
opportunity. Cross Studio.
In remitting for the STAR d. L.
Jackson writes from Ashland, Oregon:
| haven't lost my love for the people
there nor for the town. We are hav-
ing clear, nice, warm weather here. 1t
has been clear as u bell for the last
ten days. am Well and we'll pleased
with this country. No cold wine 8
here: no snow storms
Capt. Palmer writes Gov Jennings
very enthusiastic letter about plant
ing an orchard and shrubbery this
spring. The Captain is determined,
SO for a. ii is possible for him to do
SO, to make this National Sanitarium
and its surroundings ideal and beauti-
full. The orchard will contain from
two to four acres and will be located
in the holio% where Jos. Lessard' 5
residence has been.
The STAR has received an interesting
communication from Miss Rose Bower.
who is state organizer or lecturer for
the W. G. e y. She has been travel
ing over the state for Some time and is
still in the eastern portion. She kind
ly offers to supply the STAR with q
"W. G. T. U. Column" and we propose
to accept as she is "a newspaper writer
of experience and says things in al
entertaining way. Her home is al
Rapid City and she has resided in the
Hills for years. The STAR for years
gave that society column and is al
ways glad to do what it can for any
society whose mission is to improve
conditions, even though their notions
and ideas of accomplishing things may
not always coincide with the views o
the paper. The column may some
times be crowded out but we shall en-
deayor to publish Miss Bowers com