Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-09-23
Drink Kava Kola.
New dry goods at the Fair. 81
Bring your job work to-the STAR.

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+. NJ. Nroman was over from Edge
mont Wednesday.
Senator Rae, of Iowa, spent the past
week i'll the city.
The Fair will have a new stock of
clothing next week.
Judge MCGEE was here Monday, that
being Fall River county's motion day.
Mrs. Ferdon, of Chadron, and Miss
McElrath. of Miles City. are at the
Evans.
w. j. Miller, the t~onsorial artist, has
painted and fixed up his shop very
neatly.
For RENT, TRADE OR sALE-A five
room residence i'm Hot Springs. Call
on j. G. Richer.
Mrs. A. IL. Pierce came down from
Lead Tuesday evening for a visit to
fri ends in thecity.
Misses Nell Mower and Florence
Gross have returned from their visit to
the Omaha eNpositiin.
According to Washington dispatches
James a. Barber has been appointed
postmaster at Rapid City.
Passenger travel in and out of
Omaha is SO heavy that the trains into
Hot Springs over both lines have been
greatly delayed.
NJ. a. Hoffman came down from
Sturgis Tuesday night for a brief visit
office news stand.
Arthur Il. Ferrcl and Mary Lowery
We're granted license to we'd on Monday,
and the event probably occurred at Gel
richs Wednesday.
Mrs. Il. B. Cook is suffering with u
generous tumor upon her breast, for
which an operation will probably be
performed next Monday.
Ladies buy a pair of Chase's Good
year welt. Wei kid N Kangaroo Calf
shoes sold at $40 and 50 for fall wear.
We guarantee the wear of these shoes.
The postoiiice receipts at Hot
Springs were larger in August this
year than for the corresponding month
of 1881. which is not Il bad showing for
the season.
Charley Conger and Ed Bond were
in the city Wednesday looking after
Eds candidacy for the republican NOM
ination for sheriff, which they both
consider good.
Write to j. Francis. General Passen.
ger agent. Burlington route, Omaha.
for handsome 32-page pamphlet de-
scriptive of the Trans Mississippi en-
position, Free. l3
DIR. Hoelscher arrived from Chicago
Sunday to take his annual rest at this
place. He is accompanied by 7. T..
McMullen. of Chicago. They will re-
main several days.
Hon. Frank ID. jackson, eN-Gov. of
Iowa, arrived Tuesday morning, ac
companied by Sidney a. Foster, of
Des Moines, Andrew L. Brock, of
Council Bluffs, and Edward Hatch, of
New York.
Geo. Glow retur ned Tuesday morn
ing from his southern %sojourn, having
recently been located at Atoka. L. T..
He'has been suffering severely with
asthma and returns to the Springs for
relief and will doubtless remain here.
They all come back.
Chas. Wilkinson, an old resident of
southern Fall River county, who left
here sometime since with the eXpecta-
ton of locating permanently in Wis
consin, returned the first of the week
to remain here. He says Fall River
county is good enough for him and re-
grets that he dispose of his property
here.
There has been nothing especially
new reported regarding the killing of the
sheep man i'll the southern part of the
county. excepting the report. appar-
emily well-founded, that the sheep man
made violent threats when he entered
his wagon and that he secured a
~
weapon and was about to turn upon
crowd of cattlemen with it when the
fatal shot struck him-thus being re-
ported an act of self defense upon the
part of the cattlemen.
a unique feature of Leslie's Weekly
this week is "A double page photograph
of the soldiers barbar.shon i'm r.pn
showing the various devices resortedto
to improvisc something in the place OF
the luxurious barber-chair. One of H
C. Christy's superb double-page, pictur
ing the sanguinary attack on the Sar
Juan block-house, July LIST, a YER,
realistic Illustration of the most nota
BILE incident in the Cuban campaign. i.
worthy of special mention. Cleveland
Motfett has atwo page illustrated stor,
on t he sufferings of our sick soldier.
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