Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-30
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

FlrSL snow OF the season Tuesday
night, but it was pretty thin.
The Fuel s. Transfer compuny is hav-
ing u coal shed built back of their bus
mess place.
We handle Rock Springs and Glen
rock coal. Fawcett's Dw,y line.
Il. T. Pierce, of Sioux City, who has
been stopping at the Fargo, left for his
home Monday.
c. G. Fargo is having goods sized
stable built at the rear OF his store.
where the tire occurred.
Col. o. u. Dewey, one of the trustees
of the soldiers home. is mourning the
loss OF his wife, who died at Natertowp
last week.
Another car of barrel salt at j. G..
Richer n Co.
Miss Ray Williams left Tuesday night
for kearney. Ncb., to visit with her
sister. She expects to be absent al!
winter.
Store room for rent in the Mime
kata block. Inquire of Il. S. Kelly, re-
ceiver.
Don't give Your pictures to unknown
agents for copying, but bring them
where yo,l will be guaranteed satisfac-
tion or no pay.
l'tf j. W. PIKE.
The ladies of ST. Luke's Guild will
serve dinner in upper town on election
day from II O'clock. noon, till midnight.
If You need feed, -four. building
material or coal go to Buffalo Gap
Lumber company.
Mrs. y. j. i}arkley of Boone. Ia..
cousin to Dee and Minnie Connor. ar
rived Wednesday and will visit with
her Relatives, some time.
Elegant office rooms for rent i'm The
Minnekahta block. Inouire of II. S
Kelly. receiver.
Grand Worthy Matron, Mrs. Fannie
Roddle. of the o. Il. S., who resides at
Brookings, was i'm the city last Tuesday
and Il special meeting of the order was
held that evening.
Best coal in the market at Fawcett's
The campaign is now about over, and
this will he the last issue of the S,rAt
before election. BY another issue We
Shall probably he able to tell our read
ers how big McKinley's, majority was
President IIancher will speak at tho
court house Friday night, Oct 30. You
will regret it if you fail to hear t,lt
brilliant arguments that he presents
upon the issues involved in this cam.
paign. Hear him by all means.
Jim Cooper, who has been sick hero
for the past few weeks with typhoid
fever. departed for his home at Pied.
mont Monday morning. jim had quito
severe seige of it and looked very
thin. but is now feeling in good condi
tion and has q hearty appetite.
Go to Pixies studio for platino photos
the latest aud finest thing out.
S. f.. Wilson received a telegram
Tuesday stating that Frank Huntley,
nephew of Mrs. Wilson and Miss Allen,
had died at Wahoo. NeG. He resided
at Charlton, Iowa. aud was on his way
to this, place on bis bicycle when he
was taken sick.
Albert G. Hopkins. Soldiers home.
Hot Springs. S. d.. in an able address
delivered before The Hot Springs Me
Kinley club. urged that the lallying
cry be changed to 'Old Glory. the Ma
tiona! iIouorand Mckinley" ,.ationa,
Tribune. Washington, ID. C.
l have the finest line of goods ever.
brought to town for fall and winter
clothing. Reasonable prices.
j. \. Ry1nN.
They have had q pretty hard expert
ence with democrats in positions of
trust il, Custer county They ha! two
dcfaulting county treasurcrs who We're
democrats. and now word comes that
the democratic postmaster 1T Buffalo
Gap has been removed because of "A
pretty big shortage.
Go to VIM. Frankiin's. opposite the
Gillespie. for Il nobby hair cut or "a
smooth shave.
President Hanchcr will deliver a
speech in this city tonight GTriday,
upon the political issues OF The dav.
He is Il power in political discussion.
as he is in the pulpit. and will give the
people one of the most ringing. logica,
speeches that they have ever heard.
Friday night.
Sandy Moody was down from his
Lawrence county ranch and spent Sun
day and Monday in this city on bust.
ness. Sandy told the Lead Call that
the prospects were pretty good foI
Bryan to carry this county then
lie was just stalking" for Sandy was
pretty we'll convinced while here thai
Mckinley is certain to carry Fall River
county.