Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-09-05

5pgaY OF t9e Springs.

onOe tne boys at the Fair.
Prof. Fallon drew Mrs. Smart's sew
ing machine in the rattle drawing num-
Der 141.
Carriage and wagon repairing at
Buchanan's..f
Charley Stanley, the veteran of Clark
county, returned to the Home the fore
part of the week.
Clothing cheap at the Fair,
G. Robinson has returned to the
Home from his summer's sojourn at
his Butte county ranch.
8. G. Farmer, of Kimball, who had q
limb amputated last week, is getting
along we'll as can be expected. He is
at the Hospital.
GIRL WANTED-For general house.
work. Enquire of r. D.West.
The festive grouse and prairie chick
en- has been the prey of the sportsmen
all over the state during the week-the
season having "opened" last Monday.
Fred d. Gramlich, of Deadwood,
spent couple of days here in company
with his sister, Mrs. Alice Rice, of
Bridgeton, N. j., who came for visit
to her brother. They left Tuesday for
Sylvan lake.
Joe Applegate remembered the print
er when he received his first consign-
ment of oysters and celery and the
feast was a fine one. Joe always did
carry fine quality of oysters and this
season they seem to be especially nice.
Little Joe Evans left Monday night
for Seattle, where his father resides.
He spent an enjoyable summer here
with his grandparents. He went in
company with j. s. Gantz, of Rapid
City, who had four other children in
charge.
The up o.date man has his repair
ing done at Bnchanan's Wagon Shop,
where work is done with modern tools
and by modern methods.
Will Warner, the genial receiver of
the U. 8. land office at Rapid City,
came down Friday evening end left
Saturday for Butte, Mont, joining the
Hills delegates at Minnekahta for the
Mining Congress, which has been in
session at Butte this week.
Miss Mamie Philips was a passenger
on the B. Il NJ. for Hot Springs, where
she has been engaged as one of the
teachers of the public schools of that
place. This is Miss Phillips third year
at the Springs in the capacity of
teacher.-Deadwood Pioneer Times.
Bishop Fowler, Of the NJ D. church,
was a "Wednesday evening arrival from
Deadwood, accompanied by Presiding
Elder Clark. The Bishop gave his
great lecture at Deadwood Tuesday
evening to the delight of an immense
audience. He will preach at the NJ. =.
church here Sunday morning at IL
O'clock
G. w. Brown returned yesterday
morning from few days stay at the
Springs SO Rev. j. B. Kettle re.
turned from the Springs yesterday
morning, where he preached Sunday,
exchanging with Rev. McCollum. = *
Charles HaXby and wife came up from
Hot Springs yesterday morning. Mrs.
HaNby has been staying at the Springs
since June, and Mr.. Haxby went down
Friday City journal (2).
Neatest. newest and finest meat
! market just opened-between Evans
H Hotel and postottice. Various meats
of the finest quality always in stock.
j. A. Clark, proprietor.
James B. Hedge, who for the past
two years has been superinter dent of
the T1ibune's job department, will
leave on Tuesday next, accompanied
by his wife, for eastern points, in one
of which he will make his future home.
Mr.. Hedge has options on printing Off
ces in Iowa, Ill. and Indiana, and does
not know as yet, which he shall take,
hence it is that he does not know
where he shall locate.-Deadwood Pho
neer-Times.
The Omaha Evening News reaches
Hot Springs next morning at 7:45 and
is only 50 year. Try it.
w. B. Sleeper, of Wyoming, has just
returned from Oyster Bay, where he
saw President Roosevelt. He went to
present set of resolutions as to cattle
and sheep grazing on the forest re-
serves and have the President suspend
the present rulings for 80 days. The
President went him one better and or.
dered it suspended until January 1.
He told Mr.. Sleeper to get the Wyo-
ming delegation to take the matter up
in Congress. Mr.. Sleeper and Presi-
dent Roosevelt were COW boys together
in early days.-Edgemont Express.
MIR. Seymour, eye specialist, will
be accompanied on his fall trip by a
noted ear, nose aud throat specialist.
Consultation free at Evans hotel Oct.