Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-09-27

JEFF Taylor has gone to Deadwood to
work in a photograph gallery.
Rev. B. F. Pearson and family left
Saturday for Lead where they will
reside.
The. Fig Department Store is selling
cheap.
Plummer Davis, of Rapid City, was
in the city on business for a few days
this week.
G. H. Crabtree, the chief promoter
of the Gladiator Mining Co., was in the
city this week.
George NJ. Nix, of Lead, manager of
the Hidden Fortune mine, spent Sun
day in this city.
Rev. Mr.. McCready, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Edgemont, vas
a visitor in the city Tuesday.
Fresh Blackberry's at Fargo's.
The Schubert Mandolin and Guitar
Club will render some very bewitching
selections at the Schubert's concert on
October 5.
General Passenger Agent Buchanan,
of the F. E. & NJ. V. railroad, was a
visitor in the city for Il few days this
week. He Went from Aer. To the north.
ern Hills where there is now much
activity in railroad circles.
Fargo says the new quarters will not
hold the big stock on hand. Conse-
quently stock must be reduced.
The Hot Springs Herald is advocat-
ing government ownership ofthe medi-
cal waters of Hot Springs. If Ed could
only prevail ON the government to
take charge of the press of the country
it would lift a burden from his shout
ders.-Butfalo Gap Republican.
r. s. Gleason, of Aberdeen, the
hustling representative Of the Ameri.
can Book Co, was in the city the first
of the week looking after the interests
of his employer. He went from here
to Edgemont and thence to the north
ern Hills where he will remain nearly
a month.
Rev. j. w. Robinson of Hot Springs,
one of the ablest preachers in the state.
a thoroughly sincere and earnest work
or, a deep thinker and a fine speaker,
was appointed mission evangelist at
the recent conference in Lead. No
preacher ever heard in the Soldiers
Home was SO much appreciated as Rev.
Robinson. He is a veteran of the civil
war himself, and his funeral sermons
at the home were grand.-Canton
Leader.
\ we'll known property owner of Hot
Springs who has been absent from town
for several weeks, returned last week
to find that several windows in his
house had been wantouly broken out.
presumably by mischievous boys, dur
ing his absence. He and numerous
others have suffered frequently from
such vandalism and it has been sug.
gested that steps be taken by property
owners to protect vacant buildings
from vandals and thieves.
For SALE-A bargain for cash, my
residence property two blocks east OF
Stewart oath house, Hot Springs. Ad
dress Ii. j. Sparks. lock box 600, Lead
South Dakota.
w. G. Buderus was ANONYMOUSLY ex.
PEELED last Monday from Sturgis Hose
No. 1, of which he was a member ano
secretary, because of utterances when
hearing of the assassination of Presi
dent Mckinley. Mr.. Buderus has beer
a good fireman; he has been Il gooc
secretary of the company, but thai
made no difference when the question
of his expulsion came up. The firemer
are loyal citizens, and they refused to
sit in a room with a man who intimateG
that he was glad the president was
shot.-Sturgbs Record.
Ulcers, open or obstinate sores
scalds and piles, quickly cured by
Banner Salve, the most healing medi
cine in the world. A. L. Echstein.
The Schubert Symphony Club ant
Lady Quartette of Chicago are maxim,
their last tour of this part of the United
States, and your only opportunity t.
: hear them in this city will be at tn
Opera House OF October 5th. If 20,
> enjoy the sweetest of singing, purest o
fun and brightest of music, you cal
. safely look forward to their entertain
5 ment as a great treat, and the countr,
is not overrun with this class of enter
, tainments. In fact as entertainers o
all-the musical and the masses-thi
company stands on the top round i
8 the ladder of public approval.
It is reported that the B. & NJ. raj
> road company is considering the advis
6 ability of removing it's tie plant fror
Edgemont to Sheridan, the bushes
s. men Of Sheridan having offered
bonus Of $4,000 for the location Of ii
81 plant at that place. The removal /,