Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-08-29

Shirt sale at the Fair.
Father Hayes was down from Custer
Wednesday.
w. n. Reeder spent Thursday in
Rapid City looking after piano sales.
ID. Q. Taylor and wife came up from
Alliaace last Satsrday and spent Sun
day here with friends
Mrs. Dr. Jennings and little daugh-
ter are visiting at Sylvan lake this
week with Mrs. Spencer.
Col. Lucas is now getting along fine
ly, after two weekst siege of pretty
serious complication of troubles.
j. A. Sanford, who is member of the
Burbank Cattle Co., of Pennington
county, is here with his family and ex-
Springs.
Mrs. j. b. Gossage, of the Rapid City
Journal, came down Sunday evening to
attend the district meeting of the w.
G. Il. w., returning home Tuesday
morning.
Frank Flick, who was formerly Elk
horn agert here, resigned his position
as city ticket agent at Deadwood and
is now in the employ of the U. P. at
Colby, Kansas.
Clothinp sale M tha Fair
1t is rumored that the Burlington
railway has purchased the woolen mill
at Edgemont, and that it is their in
tention to tear the same down and use
the stone for varions purposes along
that line of road.-Lead Call.
Prof. Pat McClaire will coach the
High School football team and expects
to have fine team organized soon.
He is an adept at football, having
coached the state university team at
Vermillion for several years.
Mrs. H. q. Eaton, who was resident
of Hot Springs several years ago, has
been spending the past ten days here
visiting Mrs. Dr. Connor and other
friends here. Major and Mrs. Eaton
still reside in Chicago where he is en-
ployed in the postoffice.
The b. Il NJ Railway company has
opened an eating station at Rockford
for the accommo dation of the travelling
public. The train north and the train
south both stop for supper at the new
eating station. a dining car has been
side tracked at that place in which the
meals are served
DR.. Seymour, the noted eye special
list, at Evans hotel Oct. 6 and Z.
The little baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Richards died last Friday morn
ing of cholera infantum. The little
one was two months and % days old
and was sick only a few days. Funer-
al services were conducted at the home
Saturday forenoon at 10 O'Clock by
Rev CRUDE. The STAR joins the
friends of the bereaved parents in eN-
tending sympathy.
DIR. Seymour. the noted eye special
ist. will be here Oct 6 and I.
9. N. Byars, the genial editor of the
Valley. Neb., Enterprise, who is an an
nual visitor at Hot Springs, and who
never loses an opportunity to speak a
good word for the town, arrived Sun
day accompanied by his wife and the
pretty little daughter who recently
came to their home. Mr.. Byars sister,
Miss Edna, and cousin, Miss Julia
Freeland, also accompanied them.
IL cents pound at Richer's Satur-
day, Aug. lG. See it in their window
Friday night and Saturday. Limit 3
pounds to customer.
II. ID. Clark returned the fore part
of the week from his sad mission to
Central City, Neb., where his father
died. He took the remains to Denver
where they were buried by the side of
Mrs. Clark. Mr.. Clark senior spent a
year or more here with his son and
made great many friends who sim
cerely regret his death and sympathize
with H. ID. in his death
Carriage and wagon repairing at
Buchanan's.
A good delegation of Rapid City citi-
zens, representing the fire companies
came down to the Springs last Satur-
day night and spent Sunday here.
Among the number reported here by
Rapid City Journal were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. McElroy, Jr., and family
Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Bangs, Mr. and Mrs. j. B
Parry, Messrs. G. p. little, Mamie
Title, Arthur Cliff, Bennie Cohen
Fred Lake, Will Napier, Clayt Havelin,
Clayt Rodgers, Charles Barker, Mes.
danes F. G. Foster, A. Sigman, Roy
Sevey, Misses Ella Hanson, Eula Sig
man.
For SALE-I have 100 tons alfalfa