Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-11-09

You don't want old moth eaten
goods, buy at the Fair where the stock
is good fresh and rev.
y. G.. Gaylord and family went out
to the ranch near Oelrichs Saturday
and remained until after election. Heis
arranging to move his cattle into the
Hills.
We are agents also dealers in coal,
and coal that will suit YOU Don't fail to
have Il talk with us on the coal question.
Transfer Feed e. Fuel Co.
loil. w. A. Hoes. who will he remember ed
mon, by many here. he having spent the
Lar" winter of 9S-9 here, died at his home
I'm lat Osmond. Neb.. a short time ago.
c.,, Sm y, Miss Slower. of the Fourth grade,
An, tlesires to thank the school board ann
talks bus.iends for KINDLY sympathy extended
snail L un her upon the death of her brother.
Miriam.
gave nrr OWN. Baker. Who was IA Black Hills
The man Eye student last year, returned
ana took tl'rday from his summers soiourn
m",n'' "'n. 'yoming. He vent to fIermosa
They found morning.
mo genus N" STAR has used its big rooster so
n ,,a y : ~ ~ aus , II, successive elections that we
felt very much Acided to give him Il rest this
they sat there I'he opposition will know there
should be done without seeing any r~oosters
for the present.
the city must
appreciated tl,atSaturday Messrs Parks n
and the money T. the real estate hustlers,
OF Mir'anns Jew deal whereby Mesars. Field
IL I,s = ,n.nn., L;anaugh came into the owner
lief, ,hcir old ho,tle Bolega block. The price
nr v,n,.o s;ttiur t.. 1-n1l 'yb;. il i, f,o btSinnss
drinking tea fF,lli one OF The best locations in
eating their fir
cred pine table
aud troublcso. l'alkenbuIg WAS one of Bryan
first tlmllouter, who went TO l,eadwood Sattr-
day to help celebrate with others of
like faith. He says he had am i'm.
mense time and as he returned wear
ing a Harrison campaign hat we agree
with him. George says the crowd "p
there was great and tho enthusiasm
still greater.
Virgil Brown paid his election bet
Wednesday night. He of course
thought Bryan was going to win. Will
lis Gable thought differently. II Nc
Ninley won Virgil was to go to the top
of Catholicon peak and build a bonfire.
lie complied with agreement Wednes-
day night and lugged a lot of wood to
the top of the mountain where hebuilt
great, nice bonfire that was visible
for miles away.
c. M%atteson and wife left for
Minneapolis Sunday where they expect
to remain. They lived here just a
year, though when they came they
only expected to be herethree months.
They enjoyed their stay here very
.,.,l 49,, ,l,;.l, +;,,n tJa- ,,nIa ~
great many friends who would have
been glad tolave them remain
While =. Kintopf, wife and Mrs.
Reinke were returning to their homes
Saturday night and we're near the old
Drain mill, down the valley. and going
up hill. the bolt in the double-tree
broke and let the wagon go back. 1t
turned over and spilled out its occu-
pants. breaking Mrs. kintopf's collar
bone. The Others were only bruised.
They returned to town and Mrs.
kintopf had her injuries attended
to.
While driving Town the hill from
her home last Friday Mrs. DIR.
~lIargens met "a dray team and the
road was so narrow that the two teams
were exceedingly close to each other.
One horse of the dray team %kicked!at
Mrs. Hargens' horse. and in Tat
tempting to get out of the wayi her
horse turned shortly. Mrs. Hargens
was partially thrown out and had cher
face considerably scratched. yet she
Fortunately escaped any serious
injury.
C.G Fargo and wife returned
Saturday from their extended journey
to the Pacific coast. They we're gone
Just a month and visited points. all
along the coast, as we'll as along. the
route going and coming. They went
out via the Burlington and Northern
Pacific roads and returned by ::the
Southern Pacific to Salt Lake City
thence over the Rio Grand to.sDenver
and home by the Burlington. 1t ::was
a fine trip. They: went by steamship
from San Francisco to Los Angeles
and back, and had the satisfaction of
finding what it is to be sea.sick. Mr..
Fargo thinks the coast country has
wonderful resources and great
possibilities. At Seattle they visited
Rev. Chaplin and family formerly of
this place, and found them nicely
located and delighted with that