Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-09
John L. Webster October 18th.

MISS SCanden visited DeadWoOd last
week.
John White and wife, who reside
near Oelrichs, were in town Friday and
Saturday.
John L. Webster October 10Th.
w. A. Coffield,s postmaster at Pine
Ridge, was in the city yesterday ac-
companied by his two little sons.
MIR. McCoubrey died at his home in
Cascade on Friday of last week of heart
disease and other complications. after
an illness of five or six days. The re-
mains were inferred in Evergreen
cemetery at this place.
b. s. Briggs, an old resident of this
city, died at his home in Catholicon
addition on Tuesday after long ILL
ness. A wife and several children sur.
vive him. Funeral services were held
at the family residence Wednesday
afternoon-Rev. DIR. Swickard otficia-
ting.
Sam Moses came down Sunday night
from his ranch ON the Moreau. Rewas
accompanied by Mcsdames Anderson
and Gull, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Moses at the ranch. Mr..
Moses had not been apprised of the
the death of his brother-in-law. Mr.
GODDARD, until he reached Sturgis :Sun.
day afternoon.
II. I'll. kincade, young man en-
ployed in he railroad bridge gang mt
Oelrichs, died at that place Saturday of
mountain feveraftera illness of a week
J.W .hincade and son, Wilson, of Chester.
Neb., father and brother of the de-
ceased, arrived at Oelricls few hours
too late to see the son and brother
alive.
Ed Smith cooked a birth day cake
for Capt. Lucas last June, and at a
church social last week the CAPTAIN
permitted it to he auctioned off. Even
the decorations sold for a dollar, and
the cake-well it was worth whole
lot. Ed says he is willing to make pas
try for any of the ladies societies, if
they furnish the material, and we can
assure them that he will please them.
John L. Webster October 10Th.
DIR. Boyles, who isat Lead City assist
} ing Doctors Dickinson and Freeman
; in attending the fever patients in that
afflicted city, writes that the epidemic
is subsiding. There have been about
twenty-five deaths and there are about
100 cases on their visiting list. DIR.
Boyle is thinking of going to Galena
after the sanitary condition of Lead is
restored to its normal condition.
For gem coach oil go to Il. Young.
1t is expected that the Mckinley
male quartet and the Firemen's band
= will attend the political rally at Edge.
, mont Saturday evening when Hon.
Robert j. Gamble will deliver an ad-
| dress on the political issues from a re-
Publican standpoint An effort is be-
. ing made to secure the attendance of
r forty or fifty from this city in which
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by the b. n NJ.
\ Harry Gayhart returned Tuesday
noon from an extended bicycle tour
; through Wyoming and Montana. He
|. traversed the Yellowstone National
park, visited every point of interest in
that famous wonderland and from
J. there went to Helena, Butte. Anaconda
and other western Montana points.
He was the Tooth tourist who had com.
pleted the circuit Of the park on bi
cycle. He returned via Billings, Sheri.
; dan aad other stations along the B. 4
NJ. He was severely bitten on the hand
Il by vicious dog while passing a team
y along wagon road, but this was his
r only mishap. He is enjoying excellent
!. health and is as brown as berry. He
t travelled over eighteen hundred miles
: over all kinds of roads, but his wheel
e is apparently as good as ever. Eight
b inches of snow fellin the park while he
. was there.
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach.
Mr. Populist Lawless, who is stump
ing the county in the interest of the
e popocratic party. inflicted a lot of his
rant upon the good people of Smith
wick one day last week aud injured the
cause that he has so energetically es
pouscd much more than he helped it
. Everyone who by thrift and industry
: had accumulated IL competence he
characterized as a plutocrat and rob
:. her: all the republicans in the country
- were paid hirelings. He berated the
= ich and denounced their extrava
y gance, and in the same breath said that
- ii he was rich his wife should wear dia
monds and ride in Il gilded carriage
!. Ripans Tabules.
- YellOWst,Oneaasna as moor. moor.