Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-09-18
The Stewart bath house closed last
Saturday for the season, having been
favored with q large patronage.

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favored with large patronage.
Col. anc Mrs. A. B. Connor returned
Monday morning from delightful
visit to the Grand Army encampment
at st. Paul and to friends at aCrosse,
Wis, for few days.
Rev. Kendall, lately transferred from
the Northwest Nebraska M. E. confer.
ence and now stationed at Custer,
preached an able sermon at the college
chapel Sunday evening.
ID. L. Darr has moved his family and
household effects to Edgemont where
he is in the employ of D. K. Snively as
bookkeeper. He also has charge of the
Reder lumber yard of that place.
Capt. Lucas, w. G. Porter, j. F. Nc
Chung and w. H. Stanley started out
on prospecting tour throughout
some of the voting precincts of the
county Wednesday morning. They
will return Saturday.
have the finest line of goods ever
brought to town for fall and winter
clothing. Reasonable prices.
j. A. RYLEN.
One man pulled off his Bryan pin
while Gov. Lyon was speaking Tuesday
evening and acknowledged his regrets
for having worn it at all. We person
ally know of two other voters who de.
clared that that speech settled the
question with them, and they are now
straight republicans for Mckinley and
Hobart.
Last Sunday morning the north
bound Burlington train contained q
party of distinguished people to Dead
wood, viz: Major General Nelson A.
Miles, commander-in.c chief of the army,
his wife and son; Senator John Sher
man of Ohio; DIR. Hoff, U. S. A., and
wife; Mr.. Wyborg and wife of Cincin-
natl; Captain Michler and Mr.. Bab-
cock. They went down to Ft. Meade,
where Gen. Miles inspected that post,
and from there they came south to
Chadron, thence west. Senator Sher-
man is in very poor health.
Rev. j. r. Currens, missionary of the
Presbyterian Board of Publication and
Sabbath School work, whose headquar-
ters are at Omaha, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Maggie Currens, professor
of music in Mitchell university, and
his daughter, Miss Maggie, visited the
city this week. They have been enjoy
ing a journey through the Hills, and
came here to see Adjutant Kintner and
wife of the home. Rev. Currens per.
formed the marriage ceremony that
united Mr.. and Mrs. Kintner eleven
years ago at Woonsocket, S. d., and
the visit here was exceedingly enjoya-
BILE.
Peter Eckland and wife, of Dead,
wood, Mrs. F. A. Cove, of Terra Haute
and her son, Tommy Cove, of Colum.
bus, Ohio, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
G. r. Cramer. Mrs. Cove is sister OF
Mrs. Cramer. Her arrival here was q
great surprise to Mrs. Cramer as the
letters announcing her intention OF
coming out for visit were cunningly
Intercepted by Mr.. Cramer, who is al
ways on the lookout for good prac
tical joke. Mrs. Cramer insists thai
she can't see the point to Bob's joke.
and thinks she ought to have had {
little time for preparation. However
the visitors are being royalty enter
tained and no pains are being spared t,
make their sojourn here a continue
round of pleasure.
We are informed, unoff1cially, tina
Senator Kyle will speak in this cit,
Saturday afternoon. We admit tina
we have moro admiration for Senate
Kyle than any other populist membe,
of congress-and more than we hav
for some who were republicans, and W,
shall be surprised If he does not max
fair presentation of the demopop is
sues, although reports come iron
places where he has spoken that b,
: makes an apologctical talk about hi
support of free trade heretofore, anc
then goes RAINBOW chasing" just lik,
his Notwithstanding what wonder
! full things free silver will do, but civ
ing no history, no records of the party
I. no examples of prosperous free silve
countries to prove what he says.
mr.. Free Silver, If
Laborer-"Mr. Free Silver, II it is 8,
hard for me to find any chance to earl
enough to buy bushel of potatoes
now, how will it help me to have tn,
+ price of bushel doubled?"
| Farmer-"Mr. Free Silver, II It is 8,
hard for me to find any man to bu,
= my bushel Of potatoes now, how will
1t help me by charging him twice Al
much as am now Offering them at?'
Mine Owner-"Mr. Free Silver,if yo,
are going to give those fellows a so
> cent dollar. how are you going to keel
! your promise to me to double the pric
of NV hulli0n 3n