Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-11-02

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Vote straight and do not fail.
And workingmen, be ready
For more of the full dinner pail.
Mrs Emil Hargeis has returned
from her Eastern visit.
Place the X in the circle at the head
of republican ticket and you will make
no mistake.
Duringthe campaign now drawing to
a close the Firemen's Band has been
in evidence upon frequent occasions,
and the STAR desires to compliment and
congratulate the boys npon the excel
lence of the music furnished.
Fine dress goods at the Fair.
j. w. Ryan has moved his New York
Cash Store to Minnekahta row, in
upper town, and occupies the store
room second door south of the
Bottling Works. 1t is a fine, roomy
place where Mr.. Ryan's goods can be
shown to splendid advantage.
We want you to try our Sheridan
Nut Coal in your bass burner, or n
magazine stove. Transfer Feed e. Fuel
Co.
MIR. Howard, who was for a short
time Elkhorn operator, left last SIM
day-and left a few creditors who
will not forget him so soon as they
would like to. Mr.. Farmer, recently of
Oelrichs, cakes his place.
Old Soldiers don't forget that some
of your comrades are upon the repub-
lican ticket, and a desperate effort is
being made to defeat them. H.. G..
Allen for auditor, and ID. G. Grippen
for commissioner, are among them.
Don't let them be s%idetracked.
Sister Martina, of the hospital, re.
turned Tuesday from a visit to Custer.
Hill City and Keystone. She expects
some patients for the hospital from
those places soon. She expressed her
desire that Hot Springs people lend
all encouragement possible in their
subscriptions for charging the
hospital.
Col. Linn, of the Home, whom it
will be remembered was so positive
and determined two years ago that
the veterans of the Home had no right
to vote here. went before the regis.
tration board and had his name placed
upon record SO that he might vote
next Tuesday. If it was wrong to vote
then it is still so.
Remember that Chris Jensen is one
of the most active republicans in town
this year every republican should see
that he is treated right on election day.
1t is time the republicans we're taking
that Office out of the democratic col.
umn. Vote for Jensen and get one of
the hardest working sherifs the county
ever had. He will attend to the duties
right.
Earl Chambers who began his OPP
premiership as telegraph operator here
and has served under the excellent
direetion of r. d. West for several
months, was called to Alliance this
week, and will be assigned work some
where along the line. Earl is a fine
young man and we hope may obtain a
good position, in keeping with his
ability and worthiness.
Life Insurance Policies bought for
cash or loaned on. Elmer r. Juckett
M~innekahta Block.
Some of the Eastern democrats who
are trying to break into the great re-
publican landslide, started the report
Ex-President Cleveland had been
interviewed and declared that he be-
lieved Bryan was going to sweep
things and win. Mr.. Cleveland denies
the report as ian absolute Ne" and a
~"mendacious statement"
Four years ago there were lots of
idle men clamoring for work right
here in Hot SPRINGS. Now it is hard
to get men at all. Not q 'man-not
one-is idle, except he chooses to be.
Do we want to continue this way or 60
back to the old. We know things are
all right as they are; no telling what
will happen If a change is made.
Mrs. E. A. Daniels is at home for q
short time and will renew old hats
and take orders for new ones at her
home opposite Stewart Bath House,
College Flat. VIII also do hair work
to order.
Look ont Tor statements circulated
during closing days Of the campaign.
The republican party has not attacked
the nominees Of tho opposing candi.
dates; 1t has not attempted to injure
their character or reputation; It has
only sought to show to the people
the republicanticket represented good,
capable men. It comes to M on thu
ct. that the opposition IL likely 70
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