Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-02-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

WllllArd memorial service at the STATE
Soldiers Home next Sunday afternoon
at $3.50.
Carl. Brelsford, of Padukah, KY,
cousin of Charley Breisford's. was
visiting here Thursday.
Ed. Stneger, of Hermosa, was in town
Wednesday on his way to Seattle,
Wash, and other points on the coast.
w. E. Zollinger, of Alliance, came
in Wednesday in charge of the local
B. & M. run, trading with Conductor
Robinson for a few days.
DR.. Eaton and wife returned We'd
nesday from their visit at Sturgis
where DR.. helped in the choir work in
the special meetings being held so
successfully there.
Quartermaster Reed, of the State
Soldiers Home, made a trip to Oreville
and Smithwick Wednesday to try to
make some arrangements for ice for
the Home use this summer.
Mrs. j. Phinney, Of = Steamboat
Springs, Colo, is visiting with Mrs.
Jennie Brinkerhoff, Mrs. G. G. Smith
and other friends and relatives here,
whom she knew when she lived in Cold
Brook some years ago.
The ST. Luke's Guild will give their
annual plant sale soon after Easter
and if anyone would like to order any
thing special, hand your order to Mrs.
Osmotherly at the library.
Flanagan, Secretary. "A
w. r. Bennett, of Buffalo Gap, was
in town Saturday with a new Webster's
unabridged dictionary for the. Gold
Brook school. The school board of
Disct. No. of which heis clerk having
put new books in all the schools.
Ward Stanley left Tuesday for
Madison, Wis, to enter the state Uni
versity to resume his course in engi-
neering. He will spend day in
Chicago visiting his brother, Elton.
Stewart Stanley is also attending the
Wisconsin school.
Mrs. j. G. Wilson, the efficient host.
ess of the Wilson House, of Buffalo
Gap, was in town Saturday attending
to some business matters. This Office
acknowledges call from Mrs. Wilson
who reports her son holding splendid
conductors run on the fast passenger
service of the Canadian Pacific.
E. W Carpenter, who has been the
faithful local operator for the North
Western here for some time past, left
for Buffalo Gap Thursday to take
charge of that station His many
friends here rejoice with him over his
promotion.
Jim Finpegan, of Chadron. the
popular North Western conductor on
the main line, came in Thursday with
his wife for a short visit at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Trimmer.
We sell HUDSON COAL both
lump and nut. Try ton, it is the
best you ever burned. Silkenson
Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courthouse drove in
Monday from their ranch for visit at
the home of the latter's aunt, Mrs A.
D. Mckay and to attend to some busi-
ness matters. Ella McVeagh, as she
will be better known, reports her
brother Duane, enjoying the best of
health on the ranch near Baker.
vile.
The special meetings being held by
Evangelist Powers at the M. z. church
are being we'll attended. Two servi-
ces are being held, ones in the after.
noon at 2:3O and in the evening, song
service at 7:15 and preaching at 8. Mr..
Powers expects to continue these SER
vices for at least a week longer.
i Carpenters are at work overhauling
the room occupied by the bowling
alley last summer, putting it in shape
for occupancy by 1. FL. Chase Both
floors of the building will be used ex-
clusively for gents clothing and fur
nishings, relieving the overcrowded
condition of the present large store
This substantial growth of business OF
I. H. Chase is another good evvideace
: of the growing prosperity of Hot
Springs and the surrounding country
> ; At the meeting of the republican
= county central committee held last
9 Saturday there we're not the required
{ two thirds of the committee present
which is required by law to dispense
with the primary election, had they
t been SO disposed, hence the regular
? primary election must be held OF
. March 10th. 1t is going to be ex
i pensive for the county, but under the
r law cannot now be helped, and the
T voters should turn out on the JOEL
and get full benefit of the law. IS