Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-14
Andrew Kellar leaves this week for

Texas.
LosT-Ladies half-moon gold breast
pin. Finder will be rewarded by leav-
ing same with Mrs. McCurdy.
w. W. Morton and wife, and Maud
Morton, of Modale, Iowa, and Mrs. J.E.
Morton and son, of Omaha, are at the
Fargo. i.
Miss Wayne Stanley returned Fri
day last from a pleasant two months
visit at Lead City with her sister, Mrs.
DIR. Wade.
HORSE o SALE.-A gentle family
horse, good driver. Enquire of r. p.
Hesnard or at this office. 10
Thomas E. Mackinlay was quite sick
for several days during the past week,
suffering with trouble of the stomach
and bowels.
Charley Fargo continues to smile
pleasantly upon all new arrivals, even
though a big boil upon his neck does
make him think serious thoughts.
Harry Beal departed Monday night
for Johannesburg, South Africa, where
he hopes to make a fortune soon.
The STAR trusts that his fondest hopes
may be realized.
ID. S. Lord and family, of Parkston.
s. d., are occupying the Clifford cot
tage on Court street, aud will remain
here some time for the benefit of Mrs.
Lords health.
Ben Cleghorn took a pleasure party
to Sylvan lake Tuesday, from the Min
nelusa hotel. To say that they enjoy
ed the charming grandeur of that pic
turesque resort is putting it mild in
deed.
Henry Monheim arrived from Lead
last Friday on horseback. He will re-
main here at the Sanitarium for a few
weeks, getting himself in shape to take
care of the big fall trade which they
are anticipating.
Col. j. NJ. Kintner, adjutant of the
home, and wife returned Tuesday
morning from a delightful visit with
relatives at Sioux City, where they had
something of a family reunion. jim
was interviewed by the Journal and
gave some hot shots for republicanism
w. HI. Stanley, of the STAR, and j.. NJ
Brightman left Tuesday morning fol
an overland journey into the Hills
They expect to include Custer, Hill
City, keystone, Hermosa, and tn.
many charming intermediate sights il
their journey, being absent four o.
five days.
Capt. Lucas received n telegram Sun
day calling him to the bedside of Mrs
Lucas at Garner, Iowa, where she ha.
been at the home of her daughter fol
some time. Mrs. Lucas condition has
been rather alarming for several week.
and it is greatly feared that she is in a
critical condition. Capt. Lucas left
Sunday evening.
Hon. Coe |. Crawford, candidate TO-
member OF congress in commenting OF
the Whitewood plaindealer's recent
editorial relative to securing aid fol
IL farmers and stockmen by means o
practicable irrigation writes as follows
81 have read the within with much in
terest and earnestly assure you that
am i'll favor of procuring every posi-
bic aid. legislative and otherwise. FOL
reclaiming the rich farm lands in thi.
state which are not utilized at presen
because of lack of rainfall"
DIR. B. y. Wade relates quite a thrill
ing account of u man attempting tt
break into his home Sunday night. II,
was awakened by u noise mt the bacl
door and upon examination found
man trying to get in. When the docto
opened the door the intruder endeavor
ed to force bis way in. but the docto
overpowered him and got the doc
closed. He then got his revolver ant
upon still hearing the man on the wall
he fired three shots through the door
The visitor then concluded that h
wasn't wanted and hastily departed
The doctor says he proposes to be pre-
pared at all times hereafter for tn
reception of such guests.
John Evans. wife and son, and Mrs
Reed, of Ravenna, Ohio, arrived Satur
day morning and will spend sever
weeks in the Hills. MIR. Evans was a
one time a resident of this section O
the Hills, and since his removal iron
here mas had a desire to return to til
Hills to reside permanently, hence W
hope soon to count him and his est
mable family among our neiehbors
Mr.. Evans enjoys the personal ac
> quaintance of Major Mckinley. til
gallant standard bearer of the republi
can party, whose home is about fort
miles from that of Mr.. Evans, and Ii
says that nearly everybody is for Nc
: Kinley and that the majority in tn
!. state is going to be tremendous.