Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-10-16
John L. Webster October 10th.

Tuesday night.
Store room for rent in the Mime
kahta block. Inquire of E. s. Kelly,
receiver
NJ. Alexander was over from Buffalo
Gap the first of the week. He thinks
Custer county may safely be counted
in the republican column this year as
usual.
Go to VIM. Franklin's, opposite the
Gillespie. for IL nobby hair cut or "a
smooth shave.
Il. Il. Evans is steadily improving and
it is believed that he will soon be able
to travel. He expects to spend the
winter in the south if his health will
permit of the journey.
o. NJ. Druse, of Lincoln, general adj
juster of the Woodmen accident asso-
citation. w. Z. Painter, chief clerk to
Superintendent Bignall, of the North
ern division of the b. 4 NJ, and ID. j.
Burke, of Schuyler, Neb., special agen'.
of the b. Il NJ, spent Saturday here
very enjoyably. They visited Wind
cave, had II refreshing swim in the
plunge and departed for the east on
the evening train.
1t is perhaps unnecessary to call the
attention of the city dads to the fact
that the College hill road is impassla!e
for teams and very nearly so for pcdes-
trians. Probably it would not be adj
visable to make all the repairs that are
necessary along this thoroughfare at
present but the road should be put in
such condition that college students
and others who are compelled to walk
up and down this road can do SO with
out danger to life or limb. The lumber
| in the old tlume might bo utilized for
a walk across the deep washout in
the road, and with some filling the road
can be made safe for pedestrians.
A change was made yesterday in the
management of the Bullock hotel, says
the Deadwood Pioneer of the 10th inst,
Fred Evans retiring and being super
ceded by j. HI. Wheeler as manager,
with Neill McDonough as chief clerk.
MIR. Wheeler has been bookkeeper at
the hotel for some time and has per-
formed most of the business of the
establishment, so that he is familiar
with the work. Mr.. and Mrs. Knirker-
booker will go to Alliance to take
charge of the boarding house that has
until recently been conducted by Miss
Maggie Langdon, and no other changes
will be made. Mr.. Evans will devote
his attention to mining in the future
as he owns some promising property
near Bald Mountain.
I have the finest line of goods ever
brought to town for fall and winter
clothing. Reasonable prices.
j. A. RyLEN.
Mr.. Archer, member of the Edge
mont company and stockholder in
the Union Hill mining company, ac-
companiea hy his wife, has been en-
amining the rich property of the
company at Galcna. Mr.. Archer stated
to Il Deadwood Pioneer representative
that he had received IL letter from MIR.
Bradley in which the latter expressed
the highest satisfaction with what had
been shown him at Galena. and from
the tone of the letter MIR. Archer enter
tanned no doubt as to the speedy open
ing of the mines at that place and the
establishment of one OF the most -four
ishing camps in the Hills. He said the
original idea of the company was the
erection of IL sinelter ut E!gemont,
practically for the treatment of c,1Stom
ore to create an industry at that place
aud enhance the value of property
But this project was deemed impractic-
able and the company decided to open
mines of it's own. and this was the con-
ception of one of the most gigantic
deals ever set on foot in the Black
Hills y stamp mill will be put up at
Galena to handle the free milling ore.
and smelter will be built at Edge
mont, to which the concentrates and
refractory ores will be shipped.
For gem coach oil go to r. Young.
Charley Crary drove down from Gus
ter Friday i'll company with Mr.. j. B. P.
Day, a capitalist and leading business
man of Castana, Iowa. Mr.. Day is suf-
fering from a throat affection and came
to the Hills for the purpose of getting
his vocal organs in good working order
for the closing days of the campaign
!, He is an enthusiastic McKinleyite and
has done an enormous amount of good
work during the campaign for the
cause of protection, sound money and
good government. While at Rapid
o City few days ago Mr.. Day made the
a acquaintance of Chauncey Wood and 6
q few of his political associates, all ol
whom are radical Bryanites. Chaun
9 cey and his chums were mal.ing al