Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-21
For gem coach oil go to R. Young.

Senator Wilson and family, and Miss
Matte Allen visited Spearfish and
| Sylvan lake this week.
Mrs. Dan Tillotson and daughter
Grace arrived Saturday and will remain
several days. They are guests at the
Mower.
For first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. tt
The w, G. 7. U. will meet at Miss
Rebbie Smiths on college hill, Wednes-
day at 2:3O p. m., August 26. Every
one invited.
Deadwood is experiencing a serious
time with its water system, and the
city is so short of water that they have
had to stop using it on lawns.
H. Bottenburg, of Lead City, and
Miss F. Rose Nelson, of Omaha, we're
married by Rev. F. P. Baker at the
Presbyterian church August Is.
We fill kegs, jugs and barrels with
mineral water for out of town custom
ers. Telephone %. Transfer, Feed &
Fuel Co. lift
Chas. Conger announces himself
candidate for clerk of the courts be-
fore the republican county convention.
He is an able man. sturdy farmer
and staunch republican.
Mrs. w. B. Shyrock, Miss Lillian
Shyrock and Miss Minnie Sharp, of
Plattsmouth, Neb., arrived on Satur-
day morning of last week and are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Eckstein.
They will remain about two weeks.
We are told that there have been
strangers around town soliciting pho
tographs to enlarge at sl.OO each, col
lecting half cash, balance to be paid
on delivery. Look out for such deals.
You are liable to be out both your SO
cents and your photograph.
Transfer, Feed & Fuel Co. sell and
deliver to all parts of city, hay, grain.
! ground feed of all kinds, and wood, all
lengths and sizes, thoroughly seasoned.
Baggage called for and delivered at all
hours. "We move everything" Tele-
phone 25. lift
Miss Marilla Anderson, daughter of
Major Anderson, and Dr. Moffit of Hot
l Springs, VIM. Anderson of the Union
: Stock yards, and Nels. Ford, cashier
of the Union Stock yards, came up
A from Hot Springs, visited the mills al
e Lead and returned in the evening"
Deadwood Pioneer
t Ed. Clark, who served the county sc
a we'll as county commissioner, is can
S didate for clerk of courts. subject tc
a the action of the republican count,
S convention. Ed. is an upright mar
C and good republican who believes al
ways in serving the people faithfully
For paint oil go to r. Young's.
President Hancher left yesterda,
!. morning for Custer where OH last even
ing he delivered one of his popular
d lectures. From there he goes to Leae
Z where at the urgent request of a large
number of residents of that city he viii
deliver on Friday evening his superb
l
Y entitled "IIomeward Bound.''
J, Don't give yourpictures to unknown
d agents for copying. but bring then
81 where you will be guaranteed satisfac
/. tion or no pay.
lift ]. w. PIKE,
/. Hon. j. w. Fowler will deliver an ad
dres on the present political issue
before the Mckinley club at the cour
house OH next Monday evening. MI
Fowler is forceful and logical speake
= aud all who are desirous of learnin,
~ =. the facts in regard to the matters o
>. !. great vital Importance now before tn
people for solution should endeayor Il
be present.
n DIR. n. C. Whitfield and son, Alto,
ney +. Fl. Whitfield, have gone int
camp for a short time few miles fron
- the city. The doctor went yesterda
morning, but Fred did not leave unit
after business hours and will be bac
- ~ in the city again this morning. Mis-
Genevieve Patrick has taken up he
y abode with Mrs. F. C. Whitfield unit
the serious attack of camping out feve
has succumbed to natural treatment
s' Rapid City Journal.
G. w. Wattles, of the Unio
Is National bank, of Omaha, spent severs
IL days here during the past week i
IS company with Mr.. Ford, cashier of tha
~ institution, examining the property G
= the Water, Light & Power company, i
D. which the bank is heavily interested
IS with a view, we understand, to maxim
"a such improvements in the management
IS and plant as will bring about vas
III improvement in the service. Th
gentlemen evidently mean business an
t. it is sincerely hoped that when the
er shall have inaugurated the conten
TO plated reforms there will be no ground
Te for complaint.
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