Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-28
j. M. Booker was down from Pringle

j. M. Booker was down from Pringle
Saturday.
Judge Cleveland has hung out an
attractive shingle in front of the city
hall.
DIR. Clark, Edgemont's noted catarrh
| specialist, was guest at the Fargo
Monday.
F. 7. Evans left Wednesday morning
4, for the northern Hills to look after his
valuable mining interests.
A carload of barrel salt just received
at Richer's.
Willis Sawyer was engaged for day
or two this week in surveying the farm
of John H. Evans, three miles north of
town on Cold brook.
HORSE FOR SALE.-A gentle family
horse, good driver. Enquire of F. p.
Hesnard or at this Office. 10
Rev. DIR. Daugherty, dean of Brownell
Hall, popular Episcopal female COL
lege of Omaha, preached at the Episco-
pal church in Cold brook last Sunday.
| Deforest Sanford, junior editor of
the Advocate, L. N.Kelso and Attorney
McConville, of Edgemont, came over
Monday to attend conference of the
popocrats.
FouND-Ladies breast pin, with name.
Owner can procure it at STAR office by
paying for this notice.
Editor Meredith, of the Edgemont
Labor Advocate, has been working his
athletic jaw very industriously in the
interest of pops and populism in this
place during the past week.
Our MorTo:-
Not how cheap, but how good. j. G..
Richer & Co.
Doctors Adams and Hargens returned
Saturday morning from hunting and
fishing trip to the Big Horn mountains.
They had a delightful experience and
bagged nice lot of grouse, pheasants
and mountain trout.
If you need feed, flour, building
material or coal go to Buffalo Gap
Lumber company.
William Warwick, we'll known and
popular business man of Emerson,
Neb, who with his wife has been enjoy
ing a three-weeks vacation at this re-
sort, and were guests at the Fargo, left
Friday evening for home.
Jud L. Turner, formerly student of
Black Hills college but for the past
year an employe in a clothing store,
arrived Saturday morning from Coin,
Iowa, and has accepted IL position in
the dry goods department of the Fargo
Mercantile company.
Mrs. Frank Bender, Leo Bender
VIM. Bender and Miss Ina Street. of
Hermosa, Dan Benderan Mrs. Caro-.
line Toush, mother of the Bender boys
of st. Joe, Mo-. drove down from Her.
mosa Saturday and spen. couple OF
days very pleasantly at this place.
When you come to look over the
little groups of calamity howlers to
he found in almost every town it will
he noticed that large majority of the
loudest and most persistent of them
are letting their wives support the
family while they (the howlers)ar work
ing their jaws.
r.. 1t is rumored that quiet double
wedding will occuri in this city tomorrow
The affair. it is said, will take place at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Hummel and the names of the con.
tracing parties are Mr.. Charles Rich
ards and Miss Clara Hummel, and Mr.
George Hummel and Miss Cable
The worthy young people have the
best wishes of the STAR.
c. T.. Byars, editor of the Valley
Neb. Enterprise, who spent few
weeks in the city last year very pleas
antly, arrived last Saturday with his
family, for few weeks sojourn. They
are stopping at Al. Standen's. Mr.
Byars says that there can no longer be
any question about the political com
pleXion of Nebraska, that it is just as
certain to go for Mckinley as election
day comes. He says this is the pre-
vailing sentiment, and that it is being
backed by any amount of money, bu,
finds no takers.
Gus Lancaster returned Tuesda,
morning from the bedside of his sicl