Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-08-25


For SALE CHEAp-Good family horse.
harness and buggy.
ELMER e. LYMER.
Harry Summers, the pleasant COM
mercial traveller, arrived Wednesday
for a short visit with his family.
Rev. DIR. McAlister, of Storm Lake.
Iowa, will preach at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning.
Gus Lancaster is again with the Fair
in the gents furnighings department..
where he is perfectly at home.
Albert Calm, who conducts a mems
furnishing store at Omaha, has been
spending a few days at the Evans ac.
companied by his wife.
AT the NJ. ID. church Sunday morn
ing at il o'clock, subject, "The Victory
That ~Overcometh;" evening subject at
8 o'clock, "Behold the Man, All verv
cordially invited.
During the recent visit in this CITY.
of a number of Elks from Deadwood
and Sioux Falls, they enjoyed a trip
through Wind Gave, where a room was
dedicated to the great order with an
propriate ceremonies, Nose Kaufman
presiding with becoming dignity. The
room is a beautiful, large one, about
400 feet underground and adioins
Dewey's Palace. 1t is the intention of
the Elks to furnish the room elegantly
with chairs, setees, pictures and other
furniture.
A young man named Schumacher.
who was recently brought to this city
overland by his brother from Hum
boldt, S. D., hoping he might derive
some benefit here, died at the City
Hotel Wednesday evening at 6 O'Clock
of consumption. The brother had re-
turned to Humboldt SO that the how.
was among strangers, yet he was gije
good care by Mrs. Potts, andthe guests
of the hotel were very kind. Tho
brother of the deceased who came here
with him, arrived Thursday morning,
and left that evening with the remains
for Humboldt.
The fire boys of Rapid City know
pretty we'll where to come for a good
time. A week ago the Gate City Hose
Co. came down and enjoyed a few days
here. Last Saturday night the Tom
Sweeney Hose Co., of nineteen men,
came down and spent a few days here
at the Gillespie. The number includ.
ed A. L. Overpeck, Gay Bump, Charles
Whitson, Lewis Young, Harry Tonner,
Charles Slick, Otto Beraneck, Arthur
Clitt, D. Mckinney, Charles Morris,
Ed Mcnamara, John Epps, Fred Lake.
A. w. Grid, Charles Keel, DR.. F. N,
Emrick, Robert Boyd, Paul Murphy
and Edmund Smith.
w. N. Wilson has closed out his in
terest in the Midway and is selling of
his furniture prior to leaving for the
Pacific coast. His family will proba-
bly, leave about the Doth, Mr.. Wilson
following later. He will take Mre.
Wilson to Las Vegas, N. NJ, where she
will take a months treatment before
going to the coast for residence.
"Billy" Wilson, as he is generally
known throughout the Hills, is &C.
quainted with nearly everyone in the
country, having driven stage for. the
Northwestern Stage company in the
early days. When the railroads were
completed he went into other business
and has been actively employed. in
Deadwood, Hot Springs and Edgemont.
He is going into a country where he
will have to make new friends and he
does regret having to leave, but his
wife's health is paramount with him,
and he has the knack of making friends
wherever he goes. News of his leaving
Edgemont will be received with sorrew
by q citizens, as he has been q friend
indeed to hosts of them and a friend
like w. N. Wilson is picked up only
once ina acknowledgement Express.
EsrRAyED-bark bay horse, about 10
years old, three white feet and white
spot in forehead; branded small r on
left hip, and on left shoulder.
wa,d L. , = b gI,.I.. bringing rim tie ami