Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-07-29
Kaya Root, Kola Nut, Cocoa, Celery
md Iron. The latest thing out.

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L. G. Faris is suffering from a return
of his arm trouble and is suffering in
tensely.
Moulton Houk, of Toledo, Ohio, is
here looking after his land and cattle
interests.
Go to +. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
Rev. Wight, of Hastings, Neb.
preached at the Soldiers homes'on Sun
day afternoon instead of Rev. Pearson.
\ break in one of the mains of the
water system on Minnekahta avenue
on Sunday caused some inconvenience.
Nettie Curl, from near Oelrichs,
made final proef on her homestead on
Saturday before Jacob Cassel, deputy
county clerk.
W. w. Aikens, editor of the Evening
Star at Franklin, Ind, and one of the
excursionists made the STAR a pleas
call Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ogden and Mrs.
L. King, all of Hastings, Neb., are at
the Davis house and probably remain
about a month.
Frank Bailey and his witnesses came
from Edgemont and made final
proof on his homestead before Clerk
Chesley on Monday.
Rev. Edward Hungerford expects to
leave for Burlington, Vt. the latter
part of the week and will probably not
return to Hot Springs again this sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Chesley have gone
to housekeeping in the cottage the
groom had prepared, adjoining the res
idence of A. 1. Eckstein on College
hill.
G. A. Lancaster and SOL Thornton
drove over from Edgemont with Mr..
Elsey on Sunday. Mr.. Lancaster will
look after the business of The Fair in
Mr.. Elsey's absence.
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles
lumber, sash, doors. glass, paints and
all kinds of building materials; also
grain, hay. flour, feedand Sheridan and
Victor coal. Phone No. IL. If
The Stewart bath wagon has been 60
ing about minus a top for a few days
this week. 1t was overturned by the
the wind Monday evening and the top
demolished. 1t has been repaired and
is as good as ver
Russell Thorp, of Edgemont, has
gone out of the hotel business for good
and has settled down on his ranch
lea Lusk, Wyo., where he is said to be
be making money raising Hereford
cattle and horses.
w. Randall, general freight and pas.
senger auditor for the Burlington at
Omaha, with his family vas here in a
special car for a week. Nj. Randall is
suffering from the effects of a broken
leg and came here to recuperate.
The Elkhorn road has just finished
putting down q monster we'll at Smith
wick for watering stock and the en-
gines. With a double ID pumpworking
nineteen hours, the flow was hardly
exhausted, though 0 5000 gallons were
pumped.
Charlie Graves reports a rainfall of
about three-quarters of an inch on the
fiat south of the Cheyenne river on
Monday evening. 1t is the first rain
of any consequence they have had in
ten weeks and was very acceptable, al
though it was accompanied by a wind
so terrific as to blow over everything
not securely nailed down.
Monday evening there vas quite q
severe wind and electric storm. The
wind blew down a number of poles for
the Water, light and Power Co. on Col
lege hill and a few customers we're left
in darkness for the evening. The avn
ing in front of the Merchants bank
hardware store "a whipped into bits
and other slight damage done about
town. We got very little rain, but a
second storm during the night must
have deluged the country in the vicin-
ity of Buffalo Gap.
Our local gun club is working up a
very decided interest in the coming
shoot during the first week in Septem.
her. A great many wholesale houses
have answered their requests for ad.
yertising in their program with cash
enclosures for space, others will pay
part cash and exchange merchandise
for the balance, while others want te
trade merchsndise for space. a nice
lot of prizes have been promised by
outside parties and q great many still
to hear from. A goodly number of am
ateurs from all over the country hav,
written they would come and the boy.
expect to have a very interesting ant
successful shoot. It is to be an anna