Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-08-05
Sheriff Eastman had official business
at Edgemont Monday.

ouoI1l lLdSI4du udu OllClHl business
at Edgemont Monday.
Kava Kola,
The New Tonic.
Attorney s. E. Wilson transacted le-
gal business at Edgemont Monday
night.
Mrs. Stanley, Wayne and James left
Monday evening for st. Paul, where
they may remain some time.
j. NJ. Patton, of the Odd Fellows
World, Aberdeen, spent a few days in
the city, and went north Tuesday.
l. b. West. of Hot Springs, arrivedin
u city yesterday and has accepted a
position with G. Pettycrew.-Lead
Call.
Il. Calhoun came down from Dead
wood Saturday and is remaining a few
days for of baths for rheuma-
tism.
For RENT, TRADE OR sALE-A five
room residence in Hot Springs. Call
on j. q. Richer.
Miss Rule Wilde is in the city for a
short visit. She resides at Pringle,
near where she has taught several sue
cessful terms of school.
Big shoe sale at The Fair.
Mrs. DIR. B. A. Wade says that crops
in Deuel. county s. d., where she visit
ed, are fine. She enjoyed her visit
with her daughter at Gary exceedingly.
Col. Slaughter, wife and niece, of
Dallas, Texas, who spent some time
here last season, are again registered
at the Evans to remain several weeks.
Gene and Roy Ness returned Sat :
urday from their Kansas trip. They
report almost enjoyable time and come
home looking fat and happy. They
enjoyed the exposition immensely.
Rollo Granger, of Knoxville, Ia, son
of Judge Granger. arrived this morn
ing, and in company with his father
will remain here several weeks. lie is
city attorney for Knoxville.
Walter Scott, now of Sturgis, only
had to take five or six baths to knock
the rheumatism out of him although
he was very bad indeed. He says
there's nothing like the Hot Springs
water for rheumatism.
Maj. Anderson intends going to the
National G. A. r. Encampment at
Cleveland in September. and proposes
to do some effective work for the
National home. That is the place to do
some good work and the Majorcertain-
ly knows how.
G. A. Peterson returned to Newcastle
again Monday night, where he is en-.
gagged in putting in an electric lighting
plant. He has recently obtaineda pat.
ent upon his cutoff valve for steam
engines. 1t is said to be a very fine in,
vention and Mr.. Peterson is assured by
good authorities that there is a for.
tune in it for him. We hope so.
w. F. Hall, who went to Hot Springs
about a month ago to take treatment
for rheumatism, returned yesterday
morning. Mr.. Hall is much improved
but not yet entirely we'll. He will &C
back in a week for another stay, though
probably not so long as the first time
Mr.. Hall is looking much better.-Rap
id City Journal.
Rev. DE-. Swickard returned Monday
evening from a visit to friends at Rap
id City, where he enjoyed trout fishing
at the lake. He also visited Crysta,
Cave. The doctor has much enjoyed
his Hills outing and returns to hi.
Aberdeen home greatly invigorated
and benefited. If he could have re
NAMED a month his Aberdeen friends
would not have known him.
Kenneth Harris, formerly of thi
city, who is now one of the Chicago
Records. most efficient reporters
and who gave such interest
ing reports of Roosevelt's rough rider,
in their Santiago invasion, was al
arrival from the Northern Hills Tues
day evening. Mrs. Harris will arrive
from Belle Fourche in a few days
They will visit friends here some time
before returning to Chicago. "Ken'
has been suffering with rheumatism a.
a result of exposure while with th,
rough riders, and proposes to soak i
out of his system with the waters OF
Hot Springs, aided by osteopathy. H,
is kept busy telling his experience t.
his many friends here, all of whom ar
interested to know as to his owl
experiences as we'll as that of the army
and regarding Cuba and the variou.
exciting incidents of his journey
But he has told and continues to re
late all these through tho columns OF
Record, and unless we all read the
Record and give him a rest while here
! wa'ar linh1a IN Oiva him n worco po;u