Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-19
Beautiful autumn weather.

Beautiful autumn weather.
Dan Larson vas at Deaewood the
irst of the week.
H. d. Clark is in Omaha this week
on business.
John r. Wilson, of Deadwood, spent
Sunday in the city.
j. d. Nicholson left Thursday night
for Omaha on a business trip.
VIM. Daniels is back again from his
sheep herding in Custer county.
A. F. Jones returned Tuesday from
his trip down the road. He went as
far as Omaha.
Mrs. II. l.. Morris, of. Deadwood,
came down Tuesday and has taken
rooms at the Evans for a few weeks.
Miss Hortense Moore returned last
Friday from her visit to relatives in
Iowa. She reports q very pleasant
time.
A. g. Gaylord wants to buy q car
load of heavy, broken horses. See him.
There will be meals served in the
Salvation Army hall election day
and evening. Farther announcements
will be given later.
Us. Sharp, stenographer for Judge
Magee, returned Tuesday from a visit
to relatives in Missouri. He spent
Wednesday in the city.
The Presbyterian Aid society met at
the home Of Mrs. Broadus this week.
Light refreshments were served and a
very enjoyable time had.
The place to buy furniture is at
Walkers, Upper Town.
The W. r. G. dinner Wednesday was
as usual, a great success, there being
a great rush. They fed people by the
hundreds, and with one of their
customary good dinners. The net re-
ceipts we're 333G.
Sheridan coal leads. Buy it of
Transfer Co. Prompt delivery.
Phone %.
John Edwardson, of Oakland, Neb.,
died at the hospital Wednesday night
from a multiple of abcesses. He had
fifteen on his body when he died. aud
has been a sufferer from them for a
long time.
Ed Adams returned Sunday from
his vacation. He spent about a week
at Edgemont and then went down to
Omaha with Lawrence Snively and
others with several hundred head of
sheep. He had an enjoyable outing.
See Walkers furniture before Won
buy.
Brigadier and Mrs. loft, the chief
divisional officer of the 10 va and Neb..
division of the Salvation Army will
hold special services in the S. =. hall
Thursday and Friday evening Oct, %,
and Goth. Brigadier is a fine musician
and both are good speakers and all
will be pleased to hear them A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Life Insurance Policies bought fol
cash or loaned on. Elmer Il. Juckett
Minllekahta Block.
B. Il. Ives, grand lecturer of South
Dakota for the Masonic lodges. is il
the city holding schools of instruction
for the Blue lodge and chapter. The
former met last evening and the latte.
will meet tonight. Mr.. Ives is one o
the best posted Masons in the state
and is besidss. Il pleasant gentleman te
meet.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge l. 90
+. report shows $500 paid for Gal
vestan relief; 5000, Ass 30 paid for re
lief among lo2.s09 brothers aud Isl.
widowed families. Total receipt,
a9.Gl3,oao.S6, an increase of 1876. 6ST 81
over the year 1898. Increase member
ship OF subordinate lodge for yea
1903, 7s,Tsl; Rebelsah lodge increase
1893. do brothers. and 3S..l6 sisters
John Il. .Andrus and wife. OF Ne,
. York. C. C. Miller. Stanford. Conn.
/. WIN. Archer aud wife. New York. NJ
= ID. Schoonmaker. Waterford. Ne,
York, aud Samuel S. Thompson. c
: Philadelphia. came over from Edge
mciit Saturday and remained unit
= Monday. They e>interestei in th
Edgemont enterprises, and lookin
after their Investments