The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-13
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
1889 in the shade Wednesday.

awning in front of his butcher shop.
l.. E. Thayer has moved his building
to the corner lot just north of the old
site.
Will Morgan returned Monday from
a weeks visit to his home in Butte
county.
S. T.. Wilson has removed his law
Office to rooms up stairs in the Fargo
building.
w. NJ. Martin viii soon move his
family to town from their ranch at
Pleasant valley.
The county commissioners were in
session a few days this week as board
of equalization.
S. L. Wilson has recently construct
cd Il neat board fence around his resi-
dence property on Jennings avenue.
Messrs. Stokes & Varney are making
arrangements to commence boring Il
we'll OH the Martin ranch Just west of
DIR. jennings.
The court house has been materially
improved i'll appearance and rendered
much more comfortable by the addition
of an awning.
j. w. Hoppe in company with Messrs.
West and Netheway. have rented the
Gold Star mill at Four mile and COM
menccd dropping stamps last Monday.
Will Harris and Will Dudley have
been assisting the county clerk during
the past week in posting up the county
records preparatory to rendering the
annual statement.
Landlord Gillespie reports the Hotel
Minnckahta as being comfortably full
but says accommodations will be fur
nisled all corners if he and the em-
ploycs of the house have to sleep in the
ice house.
". II. Cossett, rustling young
ranchcr from Republican Flat, was in
town on Wednesday. He says crops III
his neighbcrhood are immense. Corn
is waist high and other crops correspond
ingly advanced.
In the absence of regular prcac!iine
song services are gwen at the church tc
whicha large attendance is desired. The
exercises are interesting as we'll IL
beneficial. Major Eaton will conl ,lct
the services next Sunday evening.
Editor Harris, of the Oelric!ls Times
was at the county seat or Monday bu;
was evidently too busy while in town
to pay the SrAR c!iice a friendly call
Onr latch string is always ont TO
the press gang generally.
by reason of a delay in receiving
the safe and other supplies the Mime
kahta Bank has not been enabled
TO open for business as soon as expect
ed. 1t is hoped, however, that t!,'
the bank will be i'll running order
during the coming week.
Kennett Harris is a lonely hcnedic
this week his wife having gone to visi
her parents at Pleasant valley. In til
mean time kcnnett has abandoned hi
suburban villa on Warm brook an
is now enjoying the Injuries of metro
politan life.
Henry Marty has sold half iEtereS
in h,s saloon business to N. Nj. Seeboll q
Rapid City. The new firm will. as III;
= ALWAYS been the case under Mr.. Marty
!. sole management. conduct an oraerl
house and sell the finest wines liquor
and cigars.
A few of the friend, OF the Ladie
Aid Society are still indebted to til
/, society. If they will call upon tll
treasurer, Mrs. Wilson, and pay til
small amounts they are owing we slla
y be greatly obliged. BY order of pres
: dent MRs. VI. z. EAroN. Secv.
The Chronicle is authority for til
statement that A. L. Van Devort. Blu
falo Gaps merchant prince. has COZ
NJ tractcd for the erection of a reSiJ!ene
and warehouse at Custer and that wol
will he commenced upon the buildin!
y IN few days.
AL Dearduff has opened saloon i
). the Dennis building on thc corner {
Chicago avenue and First street. III
room has been neatly and tastily flu
nished and presents a very attract,
. appearance. Nothing but the fine
goods will be kept in stock. Sec !,
u y, ad. i'll another colamn.
DR.. McAffee is doing good work
\. advertising Hot Springs and indu
: ing many of his wealthy and infuenti
Chicago and Clinton, la. friends
pay this place a visit. 1t was at Ii
(, solicitation that w. A. Thral and par
recently visited the Springs and ma,
others are contemplating a trip.o tt
place at the doctors suggestion.
ID Mrs. Frank jackson met with q pal
rk full accident on "Wednesday cvenil
lrii .i by being thrown from "A horse. II
horse became cntangled in Il rope al
stumbled with her, severely BRUSH
a. her about the head and shoulders al
!. rendering her insensible for a she
\ time. She is recovering rapidly a
no serious consequences are app
} hended.
DIR. Stanley was called in on Mond
last tosee Buck Martin who was suff,
ing from general debility. Buck co
,,, ,a, plains of the wretched sanitary &C
. dition of the Jail and says if sol
measures are not taken to supply hi
A. with more fresh air lie will either tn
g. up his toes or follow in the footsteps
n Pitts and Russell.
II N. w. Kyle, of Sioux Falls, last F
day drove five hundred sheep in
Lame johnny valley and will so
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