Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-08-05

Ter, the artistic down town barber.
G. G. Wooster contemplates taking q
' short vacation into Yellowstone park
in a short time.
Rev. DIR. Clough came down from
Deadwood Monday evening on Soldiers
Home matters.
j. G. Richer will have water put in to
his residence next week. He will also
have the residence nicely painted.
NJ. l.. Fox the lightning change po-
litical editor of the Sioux Falls Press
visited Col. Linn at the Soldiers
Home Monday.
A very interesting Francis Ridley
Havergal song service was given at the
Soldiers Home Chapel last Sunday af-
%ternoon by the Baptist choir.
Don't miss the bargains at The Fair.
II. A. Cox. who is one of the Elk
horns best passenger conductors, is
spending a few days here to boil out
rather u bad case of rheumatism.
The Lead Tribune says it is going to
have a new head next week They evil
IDENTIFY don't propose to stop improving
until they get things just right.
Mrs. A. S. Stewart, Mrs. Blanch
Stanley and Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas Butler and Harry Stewart COM
posed a Sylvan lake camping party
that left here Tuesday.
Kava Root, Kola Nut, Cocoa, Celery
and Iron. The latest thing out.
j. r. Phelan, the capable division
superintendent of the b. u NJ, was in
town Saturday last. He reports a heavy
cattle shipping business over his line
already this season, and it promises to
be large all the fall.
Chris Jensen got out the elegant
tally-ho Tuesday and with a good COM
pany of citizens chaperoned Gen. Cur
tiss, the inspector general of Soldiers
Homes, about the city, eliminating at
the plunge bath. Gen. Curtiss was
very favorably impressed with Hot
Springs and surroundings.
j. r. Buchanan, the genial and ell
Gent Elkhorn general passengeragent,
of Omaha, who makes frequent jour
neys out over his line to keep close in
touch with the interests of his depart
ment, spent Sunday in the city and as
usual greatly enjoyed our cool, delight
full air. He left for home Sunday
evening.
Professor Il. P. Kinsey, at one time
professor of Music in Hot Springs col
lege, recently enlisted from Maryville,
Mo-, and went to Camp Alger. His
old time friends will regret to hear
he was attacked with appendicitis, and
although an operation was performed,
he lived but a short.-Edgemont Ex-
press.
H. NJ. Sproul, formerly a resident of
this place, but nov agent for three diff
ferent railroad companies at Nettleton,
Arkansas, was an arrival Wednesday
morning over the Burlington, accom-
panied by his wife. They left next
morning for Rapid City on a visit to
> Mrs. Sprouts son, who is now one of
Q the publishers of the Rapid City Re.
publican. Mr.. sproul has many friends
> in the Hills, he having at one time been
agent for the Elkhorn at Hermosa.
Go to F. B. Smiths Hot Springs liv.
I. cry barn for saddle horses.and rigs of
all kinds. Telephone No. SIS.
On Saturday evening "The Evans
again added to its enviable reputation
for hospitalities extended to people OF
3 our city, by opening its doors for the
benefit of the public library, and the
ladies of the Travellers club, under
. whose direction the program was pre-.
sented, kindly assisted by Mrs. Viii
helm of Omaha, desire to express their
!, appreciation of the courtesies extended
them, and to thank especially Mr.H.D.
Clark, who with characteristic courtesy
looked so efficiently to tho pleasure
and comfort of the guests. They would
y extend thanks also to all those who SC
kindly took part in one of the most de.
lightful programs aver presented in
Hot Springs, as we'll as to those who
by their generous patronage added ma.
terially to the public library fund. Il
The Buffalo Gap Lumber Co. handles
!, lumber, sash, doors. glass, paints and
all kinds of building materials; also
grain, hay, flour, fscdand Sheridan and
Victor coal. Phone No. IL. If
. Clark Rorapaugh always has been Of
a happy, genial disposition, but now he
3 is even better natured than ever-and
no wonder. His nine eight miles Out
8 from Deadwood, called the "Dakots
! Maid" is turning out to be IL Of the
best in the Black Hills. His partner
8 Joe King, writes that he is taking Out
ore to the amount of $1,000 day and
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