Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-09-12

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Premiums given at the Fair.
A. j.. Jones arrived from New York
"Wednesday.
Juago c. n. Smith. OF Custer, spent
Tuesday in town.
W. c. Trompeter came over from
Edgemont Tuesday.
A. r.. Woodbury. came down from
Lead Saturday and attended the Black
Hills Association Of Baptist churches
at Buffalo Gap Saturday and Sunday.
Lnln.e. is beginning to arrive at the
yar..s OF the Wooster Co. Look their
stuff over and get prices.
Miss Irene Fpssett will arrive home
til week, which will be pleasing news
to her many friends here. She has
been teaching in Sphinx county during
IL .'.s- 20 years
Dave your wheels repaired at Bu-
chAnan's.
. Herb Whittemore and wife arrived
last E.aay from Newcastle, Wyo.,
having come across the country on
horseback. They have been enjoying
the week here with relatives and
frionas.
\. Buy underwear at the Fair.
Mrs. j w. Sweat has been spending
the past week with her daughters at
Chadron-and incidentally to see those
little twin grandchildren, boy and
girl, which recently came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Braddock
r. T.. Irons, a cousin Of Mrs j. N.
Buchanan. arrived from Chicago Sat-
urlsv GOV short visit. He is stu
dent in the Chicago Medical College
and has been doing hospital work dur
ing the summer.
Frank Bender, one of Custer
county's leading stockmen, came down
Saturday night to join his wife, who
had heen here during the week attend
ing conference. They returned home
Monday.
Sheep for saIe-ewes and lambs
MacCrubrey Bros. Newcastle, Wyo.
The Black Hills association of Bap-
tist Churches held very interesting
annual session at Buffalo Gap Satur-
day and Sunday. All the churches of
the l'lls we're represented and made
fattering reports of their work. Supt.
Shanefet. of Huron. was also present
The next meeting will be held at Hill
City.
Household goods moved quickly,
carefully and cheaply by the Gable
Dray Line.
Bishop Fowler aud Mrs. DR. Hargens'
father were once intimate friends in
pleasant relations to the present time.
The Bishop was also we'll acquainted
with Mrs. Hargens as a young lady at
her fathers home, so that the two had
delightful visits here during the
Bishops sojourn in Hot Springs.
Go to F. b. Smiths Hot Springs liv-
cry barn for saddle horses and rigs of
ell kinds. Telephone No. %.
j. B. Hedge, who was publisher of
the STAR for a year, but for the past
two years has been at Lead, spent
Sunday and Monday in town. He was
enroute to Worthington, Ind, where
he expects to purchase an established
newspaper and reside there Mrs.
Hedge met him at Minnekahta and
accomeanied him east.
David Hand arrived last Saturday
freA Pella, Iowa, where he graduated
from college in the spring. He is
s1dying for the ministry and will take
course at the Baptist Theological
Seminary at Rochester, N. Y, though
will not begin there until another year,
feeling that his health demands out
door exercise for time.
The up-to-date man has his repair
ing done at Bnchanan's, Wagon Shop,
where work is done with modern tools
and by modern methods.
The railroads have had most un-
pleasant time of it in being late during
the past few weeks. Last Thurs day
night the Burlington passenger train
was delayed just north of Minnekahta
all night by the trucks of the engine
breaking and derailing the tender.
No other damage resulted. But the
train from here, with all its passengers
remained at Minnekahta all night-a
pleasant experience no doubt. Mon
day night the Elkho IN had little ex-
perience. At Rapid City an empty
stock train and regular freight collided
good and hard, the engines going TO-
gether in heap. The engineers fore
saw the accident and jumped SO that
no one was hurt. This wreck delayed
8 the regular south bound passenger
train SO that it did not reach here un.
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