Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-14
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

George Cassels is visiting old friends
in the northern Hills this week.
"a carload of barrel salt Just received
at Richer's.
Mrs. Geo. Turner has been visiting
friends in Deadwood and Rapid City
during the past two weeks.
Our MorTo:-
Not how cheap, but how good. j. G.
Richer l. Co.
Little Fulton Dudley had a fall the
other day that resulted in breaking one
of the bones of his left fore arm.
Mrs. w. H. Stanley returned Satur-
day morning from a protracted visit
to relatives in Nebraska and Kansas.
For gem coach oil go to r. Young.
Kirk Hazlett, the energetic and afa-
BILE representative of the Sioux City
Journal and Times, was interviewing
our people Wednesday.
If you need feed, flour, building
material OF coal go to Buffalo Gap
Lumber company.
M. G. Carlisle and wife, of DeSmet,
S. D., spent last Thursday and Friday
in the city, visiting their friends Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Cleveland. Mr.. Car
Isle is GRAND Patron of the o. f. S.
and is making IN official visit to the
lodges of the Hills. He is also clerk of
the court of his county, and seems to
be such an elegant gentleman that we
should think he would be kept there.
regardless of his desires or his politics..
An order sent to telephone No. %.
will secure you a load of wood, hay or
feed. We move everything and execute
your orders promptly. Transfer, Feed
Il Fuel Co. If
Thomas j. Grier, superintendent of
the Homestake Mining company, and
Miss Mary j. Palethorpe, late librarian
of the Hearst library at Lead, were
married at Lead on last Saturday even.
ing, Rev. James Archibald, pastor of
the Baptist church at that place, otfici-
ating. They at once commenced house
keeping in the palatial residence built
during the past year by Mr.. Grier.
For Il first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
The effort to bring about a fusion
upon the county ticket, by the demo.
Gratis, has resulted in naming the fol.
lowing committee from the various
elements: Democrats, w. A. Wheeler
S. G. Odell and Geo. Paine; populists
NJ. c. Barnes. L. +. McConville and c
p. Taylor; s~ilverites, Col. n. j. Kellar
w. p. Phillips and DIR. b. A. Wade
Just what the duties of this committee
are we are not informed, though it i.
probably designed to farm out til,
Offices to the various factions, and a.
all but two are from Hot Springs thi.
place ought to fare pretty we'll.
Come to us for dfAssying and transfer
No. IS. Transfer, FeedX Fuel Co. tt
Another party of capitalists who ar,
interested in Edgemont aiNyed her,
last Friday and remained until Monday
when they departed for Deadwood ant
the northern Hills, where some of then
are interested i'll the Union Hill minin.
property. The party consisted of G.. o
Miller. wife. son and daughter. of Stan
ford. Conn: David Jones. John Drednel
and Win. Downcy and wife. of Phila
In1,,Iin. p,,crnn Hall xc N,-, (t,-,,,
Conn; John y. Smith and Rev. Geo
ID. Graves. of New Britain. Conn: an6
w. w. Porter, of Bridgeport, Conn
The party goes from the Hills upon !;
journey through the Yellowstone Park
Clio to +. u. Smiths Hot Springs liv
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs OF
all kinds. Telephone No. IS.
The patrons of the plunge bath we,e
entertained i'll all unexpected manner
Friday morning by l.. G. Pollard, the
celebrated breeder of Galloway cattle
i'll Nebraska, when he appeared at the
toboggan platform. The genial gentle.
men was covered with bushes at the
ovation that was rendered in recogni
tion of his frantic efforts to escape
When he wastinally subdued, he poised
for the plunge to pearly depths; ther
like an electric flash he shot down the
copper sheet amid cheers for his brav
cry. His companions say they will ex
hibit him again in 81 on August eth a
10 a. III. Admittance free. May health
attend him till then is the wish of al
spectators.
For paint oil go to r. 'Young's.
Capt. Alexander Thompson, of tn
soldiers home, and DIR. II. ID. Jenning
met in the latter's Office Monday morn
ing and i'll the course of the CONVEX
sation regarding pioneer days in tn,
Hills Capt. Thompson was reminded
that it was just twenty-one years ag,
OH that day. August 10. 1878. when Col