Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-09-18
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

THE ClTYlN BRIEF
Mrs. F. j. Green has been quite i'll for
the past two weeks, but is now improv-
ing.
The Catholicon hotel and bath house
closed Monday after prosperous sea-
son.
w. G. Porter, republican senatorial
nominee of this district came down
from Custer Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Morgan returned
Tuesday evening from their protracted
visit with relatives at Belle Fourche.
Ladies are requested to call at Mrs.
McCurdy's Millinery Display Friday
and Saturday. Prices low for the oc-
casion.
If you need feed, -four, building
material or coal go to Buffalo Gap
Lumber company.
VxIs t1llO XNxTSs i. I66ul6u Huu
wife of Pierre are in this city taking
the baths. They are stopping at Brad
ley's.
A carload of barrel salt just received
at Richer's.
Harry Stewart has returned from q
weeks visit with friends at keystone.
He has resumed his work in Black
Hills college.
Judge Boomer expects to leave Sun
day evening for Nebraska where he will
resume his labors in canvassing for the
sale of cyclopedia of law.
We will 'sswap" for a fire proof safe
Transfer, Feed & Fuel Co. 17tf.
Ben Cleghorn was suddenly doubled
up and quite painfully injured Satur-
day afternoon by kick in the stomach
by vicious horse. He has nearly re-
covered, however,
Fannie, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Judkins, went to Iowa
last week to visit with relatives for q
few weeks. She was ACCOMPANIED by
her uncle, Homer Bean.
We fill kegs, jugs and barrels with
mineral water for out of town custom
ers. Telephone %. Transfer, Feed &
Fuel Co. lift
Frank Hutson, st. Paul attorney
who was here three years ago, is stop
ping at the Evans for few days. He
is accompanied by Mr.. Allen, a young
friend from ST. Paul.
Miss Dott Druse of Lincoln, Neb.,
who has been visiting with her friend.
Mrs. w. H. Stanley, left for her home
Tuesday night to resume her study in
the state university.
Go to VIM. Franklin's, opposite the
Gillespie. for a nobby hair cut or &
smooth shave.
Mrs. Gus Lancaster, who recently
underwent severe surgical operation
in one of the Omaha hospitals, is slow
ly recovering and is able to sit up
She expects to be able toreturn to Ho
Springs in two or three weeks.
OUR MoTTo:--
Not how cheap, but how good. JIG
Richer Il Co
DIR. B. A. Wade received a Telegram
Tuesday from his son, DIR. n. M. Wade
of Lead. that the latter's little daugh
ter, Lucille. was very ill with fever
DR.. b. \. therefore went to Lead TIN
next morning, and we are pleased t,
say, found the little one some better
Charley Dayton, the popular Elk
horn conductor who had the run be
tween here and the Gap for so long
but who is now running between Chad
ron and Casper, was visiting witt
friends here Wednesday and Thursda,
and everybody was glad to see thei
genial friend.
Mr.. G. d. Bailey, wife and fanil!
returned Saturday from the northern
hills. They have been gone all sum
mer and made complete circuit of tn,
hills, going as far north as Harding
county. Mr.. Bailey is very mucl
pleased with the cattle range in Hard
ing county and has taken rancl
there.
H. j. Curtis, the popular agent of tn,
Burlington system in this city, viii
soon leave for an extended vacation
during which he will visit Omaha, Chi
cago, Cleveland and other easter,
points. Mr.. Curtis will enjoy hi
month of rest after his close attention
to the business of his company durinI
the past season.
Chris Jensen chaperoned Mrs. Nc
Cabe and daughter of st. Joseph, Mo
and Mrs. Miller, of Clinton, Iowa, t
Onyx cave Tuesday. They were high
ly elated with the cave. John Side
and two men are constantly at wor
opening up the cave and are getting
in splendid shape. A new room abou