Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-09

ley, Wednesday.
The Shakespeare club will meet at
the home of Mrs. James Bradley on
Friday afternoon.
For first class shave go to Gene
Lewis opposite Union depot. If
Hon. John L. Webster, of Omaha
! will speak in Hot Springs on Oct. L..
Don't forget the date.
"Cheyenne Johny" Ryan expects to
leave shortly for Chicago where he will
spend the winter with his brothers.
Mrs. w. w. LaFleiche and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Jos. Petty, returned yesterday
morning from two months visit to
relatives in Fond du Lac, Wis.
Committeeman Philbrick, of Edge.
mont, was in the city Saturday, in con-
ference with the other members of the
republican campaign committee.
For paint go to r. Yonng's.
s. A. Shirley who broke his leg some
two or three weeks ago by having a
horse fall on him is still confined to
his bed and is suffering IL great deal
from his injury.
Don't give your pictures to unknown
agents for copying, but bring them
where you will be guaranteed satisfac-
tion or no pay.
l7tf j. w. PIKE.
Editor Meredith, of the Edgemont
Advocate, was over Saturday trying to
make some repairs on the popocratic
fences. They are constantly being de-
molished or badly damaged in all parts
of the county by the preaching OF sound
republican doctrine.
The Custer Chronicle says that s. A.
Iden. a prominent sheep man of this
county, is said to he disposing of his
tiocks with view to removing to the
Pacific coast, having concluded that he
is too old to succeed in war with the
cattle men.
If you need feed, flour. building
material or coal go to Buffalo GAP
Lumber company.
A Fall River county dealer in general
merchandise heads his newspaper nd
with the consoling words: "Spring is
coming from which the reader would
naturally. infer that he had located
sqnarely in the banana belt where
autumn fingers in the lap of summer
until the blooming crocus and budding
buttercup proclaims the advent oil
balmy spring. e.-Custer Chronicle.
Go to Pixies studio for platino photo.
the latest aud finest thing out.
Mark Thomas was in town Frida,
with load of mammoth potatoes iron
his ranch near Pringle. He RAISED
aboht seventeen acres of the tu5er
and thinks they will average betwee,
four and five hundred bushels pc
acre. At sixty cents per bushel. TIN
present retail market price in this city
it look II if Mark would he well pai.
for the seasons work.
\ / have the finest line of goods eve
brought to town for fall and winte
clothing. Reasonable prices.
j. A. RyLEN.
The most complete tariff text bool
ever published is the new edition o
''Tarif Facts for Spcal1ersand Students
defender doucument No. 9, 300 pages
1t is an invaluable campaign text bool
and Should be in the hands of every
one Interested in this vital question
Order by number only. Sent to an,
address for twenty five cents. Addres
w. Il. Wakeman, general secretary, 13
West 23l ST.. Now York.
We will "swan" for fire proof ssft
Transfer, Feed n Fuel Co. 17tf
Chairman Baker. of the republica
, central committee of Lawrence count
, has received word that either Senate
j. b. Foraker. of Ohio. or Senator j. NJ
Thurston, of Nebraska. will speak Il
Deadwood about the middle of Octc
ber. 1t is expected that it will be til
occasion for big demonstration sue
: as Deadwood has seldom seen. Th
| uNlSe oAf'o w kCO AoSAt1NO
: Walcott. of Colorado. to speak ther
during the campaign.
Go to VIM. Franklin.s. opposite th
Gillespie. for nobby hair cut or
smooth shave.
: Jim Buttomer. who has been emplo,
. ed at Evans Quarry for several month
' past. was in town SATURDAY. Afternoon
He says work at the quarry has bee
!, temporarily suspended but will he r.,
sumed in the course OF two or thre
weeks. Jim is IL pioneer in the Yves
r having been employed in 1876 in tn
d transportation department. of tn
:. United States army operating j
II Dakota and Montana
J. We fill kegs. jugs and barrels wit
:. mineral water for out of town custom
5 ers. Telephone. %. Transfer, Feed
Fuel Co. lift
l. The will of the late c. I'll. Enos W;