Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-28

OIuhiAouIeu WlCu b uuSe f6OSC Deer
sign, the artistic bandiwork of John
G. Sackette.
VIM. A. Redick and son, James Bar
ker, Jr., Ezra Millard aud w. b. B.Cowin,
of Omaha, came in Saturday morning
and enjoyed u week of recreation and
rest ut this resort.
Cy Calhoun left Sunday morning
for Lusk, Wyo., to get the remainder
of tho GODDARD bunch of cattle, number
ing about 700 head. He will drive them
through to oSmithwick.
G. II. Mann, agent for the American
Express company at Lincoln, wife and
daughter, Geo b. Porter and wife, of
Deadwocd, Miss Kline, of Burlington,
Iowa, and Mrs. Leibmann, of Dead
wood, came down from the north Sat-
urday evening and enjoyed a few days
sojourn at this resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mailer drove
over Saturday from their farm near
Cascade with wagon load of luscious
vegetables. They now have large
tract under irrigation and know how to
make farming profitable. Herman has
lined up with the great majority of his
countrymen for sound money and pro-
lection and lost no time Saturday
in adding his name to the long list of
members of the Mckinley club.
j. +. Brightman, the handsome young
New Yorker who has been a guest at
the Gillespie for some weeks past, is
tenderly nursing pair of hands that
are sight to behold. In his ram
blings through the shady glens and
bosky bowers that are so numerous
hereabouts he came in contact with
poison ivy and as result his hands
are badly distigured aud causing him
much pain and annoyance. He thinks
he now has tho poison under control
and will experience no further trouble
| from it,
G. L. Jensen took tally.ho load of
tourists to Wind Cave Monday and as
the weather was deligetfully bright and
cool and the members composing the
party were genial and companionable,
to say nothing of the matchless gran
deur and beauty of that wonderful
cavern, the trip will long be remember
ed with pleasure. Those composing
the party were: ID. Donaldson, the
we'll known saw manufacturer of Rock
Island. Ill. and wife, Chas. Pierson and
wife. of Spcartish, w. n. Rehiaender, a
leading druggist of Lincoln, and wife,
Mrs. Sherley, of Fremont, Martin Stevy
and Dick IIertzberg. of Clarinla, Iowa.
William Allen. one of Cascades
stanch old war horses of the party that
stands for sound money, protection
and prosperity, was i'll town Saturday
While the free silver sentiment has
many supporters in Cascade, he thinks
the sober second thought of the intelli
gent people there will bring about a
decided change before election day
MIR. Allen has by inaustlynnd economy
succeeded i'll accumulating comfort
able competence and we suppose is
one of that vast array Of thrifty
American citizens whom the editor of
the Herald and some of his correspond
ents arc pleased to denominate idle
holders of idle capital"
Nat Dryden. one of Cheyenne River
precincts prosperous young ranchers
was i'll the city Saturday. Inthis issue
candidacy for the office of sheriff of
FAN River county, subject to the action
OF the republican county convention
Nat" as he is familiarly called by the
old residents of the county, isa adesorv,
ing young man of excellent habits
he has resided i'll the county for ten
years or more, has never asked for 8
county office and possesses all the quail
tications requisite for first class
sheriff. The county convention would
have no reason to reget the nomination
of Mr.. Dryden for the irresponsible office
to which he aspires.
FIX. Sawyer. of the +. o. Sawyer
Paper company of St Louis, was in the
city Saturday enroute to the Big Horn
mountains and the Yellowstone park
Mr.. Sawyer says the campaign of edu
, cation is now we'll under way in Mis-
) souri, and that the effect is already ap
, parent throughout the state. Nearl.
, every business man and manufacture
in st. Louis, without regard to forme
5 party affiliations, is taking persona
]. interest in the campaign and laborinl
t incessantly in the interest of homes
. money and good government. The,
4 feel that the prosperit. eof the countr.
is dependent upon republican success
, and the indications are that Missouri
4 will give her electoral vote to McKinle
and Hobert.
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