Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-07-31

G. D. Baily and family, who are max
ing an overland tour of the Hills, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Lead.
John Fallon left Thursday night for
Butte, Mont, whittier he went with a
view to locating and engaging in the
blacksmithing business.
DR.. H. Bellwood, of Alliance, division
surgeon of the B. & NJ, arrived Friday
: morning, accompanied by his daugh-
ter, and spent a few days in the city.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
A four year old horse belonging to
Jim Rector was killed in the southern
part of the city by the Elkhorn passen-
gertrein Monday morning.
For a first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. tt
Superintendent Phelan, of the B. &
NJ, enjoyed a two orthree days sojourn
in the city during the past week. He
left Monday in his private car.
Come to us for draying and transfer
work, we a please you. Telephone
No. %. Transfer, Feed& Fuel Co. If
One hundred inc twenty-four passen-
gers arrived over both roads Saturday
morning. Many of the arrivals will re-
main here from two to four weeks.
For RENT-The James w. Martin
residence. in Mammoth Spring addition.
For particulars apply at this office
Miss Catherine Maddox, head MILL.
ner at the Brick store, (Lead) returned
Thursday afternoon from a pleasant
ten days. sojourn at Hot Springs and
Sylvan Lake.-Deadwood Times.
For paint oil go to r. Young's.
Marshal Curtiss has commenced q
war of determination against the tall
grass and weeds along River avenue
They have become something of ar
"eye sore" and their destruction has
materially improved the appearance of
this avenue.
Adividend of twenty-five per cent
has been declared by the comptroller
of the currency in favor of the credit
ors of the Black Hills National bank Of
Rapid City, of which Thomas E. Mac
kinlay, of this city, is receiver.
An order sent to telephone No. %
will secure you a load of wood, hay OF
feed. We move everything. and execute
your orders promptly. Transfer, Feed
4 Fuel Co. If
Judge Juckett returned Monday
morning from Omaha where he attend
ed the convention of the Commercial
Law League. Every state in the Union
except. Vermont and Nevada, was rep
resented. and over five hundred dele
gates were in attendance.
Frank Green and wife returned
Friday evening from a pleasant two
weeks visit to friends in Lead ant
Deadwood. They were accompanied
by the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. Judkins who has been the guest
of Mrs. Nate Pool for some time past
Don't neglect your business or your
family, or lose sleep over politics, say:
the Chicago Inter Ocean. The sober
second thought of the American people
a be trusted, especially so when the
object lesson of the last four years i.
written above the doors of labor in /,
a million homes.
Political discussion is now the order
of the day in Hot Springs and ont
personal encounter has resulted from
a heated debate on the money question
Capt. Chapman, an ardent supporter
of Major Mckinley and This doctrine
of protection and sound money, baG
a little misunderstanding on the que.
ton of finance with Otto Strom, who is
a rampant free silverite and a radica,
populist. Capt. Chapman alleges that
Otto used insulting language toward
him and that Otto's language was sc
NAOAk4y OAA1SCu WILL dIlhECuy CudU dS =
patriotic American citizen he felt il
his duty to resent it.
Grant Robinson was up from his
ranch on w G flat Monday. This is
his first visit to Hot Springs since he
returned from his trip to st. Louis
whittier he went in company with his
brother, Hank, with a carload of horses
He also made quite an extended tou,
of the eastern states during his absence
He and his brother sold nearly all O
their horses at fair prices and are quite
we'll satisfied with the result. Hanl
Robinson was in the Union depot al
st. Louis when the terrible cyclone
struck that city, but escaped uninjured
Two of their horses were killed by the
storm and two or three injured. Grant
says he didn't hear much complaint Of