Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-09-11
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

the city.
Mrs. Kennedy is visiting friends in
Lead City.
Capt. Marsh spent few days in the
city this week
Mrs. Sarah j. Leach made final proof
Saturday on her homestead near Smith
wick.
Senator Pettigrew is booked for
popocratic speech in this city on the
28th inst.
Mrs. Whittemore departed last week
for q six-weeks visit to friends and rela.
tives at Ashland and Edgar, Neb.
If you need feed, -four, building
material or coal go to Buffalo Gap
Lumber company.
Miss Nell Mower has been visiting
friends and attending the fair at Omaha
during the past ten days.
A carload of barrel salt just received
at Richer's.
Mrs. j. j. McCurdy departed last
week for Omaha to purchase a full and
complete line of fall and winter milli.
merry and ladies furnishing goods
We will "swap" for a fire proof safe
Transfer, Feed T. Fuel Co. 17tf.
Mr.. Seville, wife and son, Mrs. Wake
field and Mrs. Snowey, of Keystone,
visited Cascade Monday in company
with +. b. Smith. They were e,of course,
7n1s ~,
resort.
We fill kegs, jugs and barrels with
mineral water for out of town custom
ers. Telephone %. Transfer, Feed u
Fuel Co. lift
Major Pickler will deliver series of
speeches in the Hills during the COM
ing week. His itinerary, in part, is as
follows: Custer, September IL, Edge
mont, Sept. IA, Hot Springs, Sept. 15,
Rapid City, Sept. 16.
Go to +. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. IS.
Frank Law has been appointed by
Chef Smith as second cook at the
soldiers home. Frank isan industrious
and thoroughly competent cook and
is an excellent second for the genial
and obliging chef of the Hotel de Lucas.
Transfer, Feed & Fuel Co. sell and
deliver to all parts of city, hay, grain
ground feed of all kinds, and wood, all
lengths aud sizes, thoroughly seasoned.
Baggage called for and delivered mt all
hours. "We move everything" Tele-
phone %. lift
the young son of Byr Gilbert severed
an artery of one of his arms while cut
ting watermelon last Sunday after
noon. He bled frightfully for short
time but medical assistance was pro-
cured before any serious consequences
resulted.
Referee Schrader has asked for a
further extension of time in which to
make his report in the case of Dudley
versus Evans. 1t is thought that his
report is now about ready to be made
with the exception of an abstract of
some of the accounts, which are to be
Incorporated into the report.
Go to VIM. Frankiin's, opposite the
Gillespie, for nobby hair cut or a
smooth shave.
Tom Blair, of keystone, and his three
children spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. Blair says that McKinley sentiment
is growing rapidly in Keystone and
that there are now fully one hundred
Mckinleyites in keystone, and a
few short weeks ago they we're scarce
in and about that camp.
Our MoTTo:-
Not how cheap, but how good. JIG
Richer L. Co.
John King, former resident of this
city but now living on the G. N. Miner
farm near Buffalo Gap, was in town
Monday. He fell from the roof of q
hen house while making some necessary
repairs thereon and sustained injuries
from which he is still suffering. Hit
collar bone was fractured and two OF
three of his ribs were slightly mis-
placed. Mr.. King expects soon to re-
move to the northern Hills.
OOnC waste your money on pOOl
pictures, but come where you will bt
sure of getting what will please you
without dozen resittings.
17tf j. w. PIKE.
The address of Hon. Edwin Van Cis,
at the court house on last Saturda,
night was one of the most concise anG
logical expositions of the issues of tn,
campaign that it has been the pleas
ure of a Hot Springs audience to hea
during the present campaign. Th,
audience comprised representativ,
citizens from every part of the count,
many delegates to therepublican coun
ty convention having remained ove
to attend the meeting. Mr.. Van Cis
was attentively listened to throughou
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