Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-11-02
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NEWS NOTES WEEK GATHERED SOURCES.

George B. Hitch. of Custer. was in
the city Saturday visiting relatives.
F. NJ. Greene was business visi-
tor to Edgemont on Monday of this
week.
Attorney w. A. Guilfoyle. of Edge
mont, was business visitor in the
city Monday.
Mrs. J. J. March and Mrs. r. v.
Heinzerling are enjoying a visit this
): week from their mother who resides
: in Nebraska.
DIR. c. w. Hargens arrived home
Tuesday from couple of days duck
hunting trip near Cody.
ID. Roy Strausberg, of Alliance.
Nebraska. was Hot Springs busi-
ness visitor last Friday.
Theodore Reaser, of Smithwick
was a Hot Springs business visitor
en- Tuesday of this week.
: FOR SALE:-Six fine white Or
pington Cockerels. Mrs. H. L. Par
ish. Hot Springs, S. d. 29t10
The ladies of the Presbyterian
!: church will hold their annual ba-
zaar on December 8th. Wait for it
The st. Luke's Guild will meet
: Tuesday at the Hot Springs Hote
with Mrs. M. S. Nicholson as hostess
: Mrs. Albert and children, of Long
Pine, are guests this week at thu
!: home of her mother, Mrs. Mat Bing
ham.
: E. L. Rosecrans, of Pine Ridge
!: was a Hot Springs visitor on Tues
: day to call on his many friends IL
. the city.
!: DR.. P. T. Geyerman arrived hom
the first of the week from shor
q business trip to Chicago and othe
. points east.
= '"he Burlington train was eigh
q hours late Wednesday, on account o
= a wreck below Alliance and anothe
B near Billings.
Il DIR. c. A. Harmon and Stacy Cox
= of Upton, Wyoming, were arrival
= Sunday to visit friends in the cit
= for couple of days.
= Mrs. d. G. somarindyck arrive
3 home Wednesday morning fror
= Omaha, where she had been for
q week visiting relatives.
= Services at st. Luke's church mex
n; Sunday at 11:0O a. M, and at 40
ii p. m. Sunday school at 10000
" m. A. B. Clark, rector.
II A baby girl was bern to Rev. an
Mrs. A. L. Olson, of this city, at til
Methodist Deaconess Hospital {
Rapid City, Tuesday of this week.
Rev. o. G. Johnson, of the Presb,
terian church, arrived home the la
ter part of last week from a shol
trip to the eastern part of the stat
The yarn for the Red Cross Cha
ter has arrived and all those desi
ing to knit will please call at tt
rooms in the Evans and secure the
supply.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid m
1T the home of Mrs. w. ]. McRober
Tuesday afternoon and will me-
next week at the Reeder Building {
River Avenue.
The Birthday Club met at IL
home of Mrs. Ed Keen last Thursds
afternoon and spent very enjo
able afternoon. Light refresmen
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Fonken al
daughter. of Hermosa, were gues
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Glattly last week during the Sunds
School convention.
Joseph Kubler, the veteran edit
of the Custer Chronicle, was a H
Springs caller Wednesday on his WI
y home from Rapid City, where
spent q week with his son.
Ray Foster, E. r. Juckett al
John Fuson arrived home the latt
part of last week from their dut
hunting trip into the Sand Hill
They had very good success.
Mrs H. R. Kanaston, of Bon
steel, this state, district deputy f
the Eastern Star, will hold a scho
of instruction at the Masonic Ha
next Monday evening. A full a
tendance of members is requested.
= Hold your apple orders for Il
Hot Springs Produce Co.'S carload
beautiful Idaho apples. Watch f
the hand bills. Get your supp
from the car on track and save mo-
ey.