Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-21
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

d. S. Lord returned Tuesday night
from Pluma.
E. May, of Lead, visited his friend, G.
H. Enos, few days last week.
Kennett Harris and family returned
Monday evening from a visit to rela-
tives at Belle Fourche.
A carload of barrel salt just received
at Richer's.
j. G. Kenmonth, mine host of the
palatial little Hotel Kenmonth, of
Spearfish, spent Sunday in the city.
HORSE FOR SALE.-A gentle family
horse, good driver. Enquire of +. P.
Hesnard or at this Office. 10
Freeman Knowles and Judge Plow-
man will address popocratic meeting
at the court house on the evening of
the 9th inst.
&C. Cobb and wife, who have been
guests at the Fargo for some time past,
departed Wednesday night for their
home at York, Neb.
Our MorTo:-
Not how cheap, but how good. j. G.
Richer 4 Co.
H. /. Taskett, w. j. Alexander, E. T.
Kasler, r. b. Crosse, G. S. Andrews and
w. G. Wagner, of Shenandoah, Iowa,
came in Sunday morning.
Prof Cook, principal of the Spear
fifth Normal school, returned Wednes-
day morning from Iowa, where he has
been spending his vacation.
If you need feed, flour, building
material or coal go to Buffalo Gap
Lumber company.
have spent very delightful summers
vacation at this resort, left Saturday
night for their home at Chicago.
One of the Bowman brothers, living
near Pringle, broke his collar bone by
being thrown from horse on Monday
last. The injury was attended to by
DIR. Howell.
Mrs. Carscadden and daughter, Pearl,
of York, Neb., who have been guests at
the Fargo for several weeks past, took
their departure Wednesday morning
for Sylvan lake.
lDW. w. Cox. an Omaha detective, and
wife, Vim. Warnock and wife and Miss
Stuttsman, visited Wind Cave Wednes-
day under the chaperonage of Livery
men Smith.
A party of Alliance, Neb., gentlemen
among whom were Il. NJ. Broone. Thos.
Beck, Il. NJ Knight. w. ID. Brown, j
w. Wenn and l.. H. Mosher, arrived
Sunday morning and enjoyed a short
soiourn here as guests at the Evans.
Miss Emma l.. Anderson, formerly
professor of vocal music in the Blacl
Hills college, and l.. NJ. Blake. ID. ID. S.
Maryville. Mo, were married at thu
home of the bride in Mount Vernon
Iowa. on August 9TH. The STAR eN
tends congratulations and best wishes
Hon. G. w. Fletcher, OF the Fletche
n llutchins Co. of Sioux City. spent ;
few days in the city during the pas
week. accompanied by his family. Ml
Fletcher. was at one time mayor o
Sioux City and under his admins
tration the affairs ofthe city ilourished
He is thoroughly familiar with th
political affairs of his city and count.
and says that protection and soun'
money will win by a good safe majority
o. b. Chesley spent Saturday am
Sunday in Oelrichs, returning to tn
Springs Monday morning. Mr. Ches
lev SAYS the horse races held at Oel
richs on Saturday were highly inter
esting and quite largely ATTENDED
Nearly all of the leading horsemen il
the southern Hillsand many from Pin
Ridge were present and some grea
sport was had 1t is expected that tn
next series of races will take place mex
Saturday.
Col. Steadman who with his fami
has been stopping at the Catholicon fo
week or ten days past, left Wednes
day night for his home at Counc
Bluffs. The visit of Col. Steadma
and family was brought to an abrup
termination by the receipt of telt
gram stating that their residence il
Council Bluffs was greatly damaged
by the recent terrific hail storm at tina
place. Nearly all the glass. includin
the heavy plate, was broken out an
the damage, it is estimated, will be u
in the hundreds.
w. l.. Farley who has been on
cattle ranch up in Rinehart count
during the past summer. returned
Hot Springs the first of the week. II
says the range is in fine condition an
the stock interests of that section al
tlourishing Mr. Farley drove dow
from the central Hills in company wit
ID. c. Shirley. of Bradley Flat, VII