The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-09-28
The WEEKLY ROUNDUP.

&c. Silkerson and family came over ,
from the Gap last SUNDAY Tor u little
recreation.
He. Firestone came dow n from his
saw mill OF sunday to sec hos the po-
litical pot boiled.
G. r. Graham, Of Dcadwood came
down Monday to test hc~cnrativc pow
ers Of Minnekahta.
Father Mahaney, of Rapid City came J,
in OIL yesterday stage and held SER
vices this morntng.
w. L. Ilcnton, u mining snperinten-
dent from neadwood is rusticatins at
the Springs.
DR.. stew.ct. W. r. Phillips and n.
G. Nash leave this afternoon for Stur-
gis to attend the legislative convention.
Mr.. j. Peterson, Of Hastings, Neh.,
| whose rheumatism is making a stub
born fight against our Minnekahta, is
slowly but surely gaining.
Or. Cave & Smith. Dental Surgeons
from Graud Island, Neh., have been do
ing Il thriving business at their rooms
Mt the Hotel Minnekallta the past
week.
We hope I'LL our subscribers. who
know themselves indebted to us on sub
scription. will call and pay up as soon
as possible. Short settlements make long
friends, You know.
MIR. Dayton Of Aberdeen who has
been very greatly benefited by an
tended stav at our Hot Springs. left for
home last Sunday. He says next sum-
mer he will return, sure.
TnE STAR suggests that the school
board would confera favor on the teach
er and CHILDREN of our public school
if a moving machine were operated for
a few hours about the school house.
Mr.. Harry Endicott, IL Of Buffalo
Gaps excellent citizens came to the
Springs Sunday to try and recover his
falling health. He will remain a week,
or longer, as lis health may demand.
A rarty Of hungry people from But
falo Gap, consisting of j. IL. Chase, III.
L. Bond and wife, Mrs. NJ. \. Taylor
and Mark Salmon came over Sunday
and took Il square meal at the Minne-
kahta.
The Misses PAY, of Mitchell who have
been at the Minnekahta all summer
went home on Wednesday of last week.
They were possessed of musical talents
of a high order and every Que regretted
their departure.
Mrs. Polk, one of sturgis's lovely
ladies is recuperating at the Springs.
Those who are so fortunate as to en-
JOY her society are hoping that her re-
covery may be certain and sure, hat
that it will a. the same time, be slolr.
Mrs. L. I. Pierce, accompanied by
her little daughter, started for the Sioux
City Corn Palace last Tuesday. Doc.
went as fas as the Gap with them. and
saw them safely started on the train
and on Wednesday he returned home.
: DIR, Jennings goes to Chicago next
, week to attend IL course OF Lectures.
: The DIR. is an enthusiast in his profess
sion and proposes to avail himself OF
all the knowledge which the ahlest
physicians and surgeons of the present
n age ran imrart. He expects to he alb
sent nearly all winter.
We understand that Acorn has
boldly walked into the democratic camp
with his shaipened stick and is prod
ding the animals ill a lively stvle
Some grand and lofty tumbling will
y take place at the democratic pow wow
tomorrow. The city marshal viii need
an extra gun on that occasion.
The Sioux City journal has the fol
lowing good words for one of our EN-
terprising young men:
,f Henry Firestonc. who was known a;
II a carpenter in Sioux Git. some hall
dozen wears ago. is a leading candidate
for sheriff Of Fall River County. Da'
kota. with very good prospects of he
ing elected.
No sooner had Mr.. Davis reache.
home than another brother came ou'
$. 10 look after the invalid brother who
has been here several weeks. 1t is ;
ID clear case OF sending IL rogue to catcf
a rogue for the invalid is getting rret
ty lively. They are splendid boys AM
: everybody. including the girls, th!nl
highly of them.
/. Mrs. j.. j. Keith. the very porula'
hostess of the Keystone Hotel at Dead
e. wood came down the first of the weci
to give her rheumatism away. She
K. a charming lady, possessed of such
: cheerful, sunny disposition, that few
would suspect she was the great sutfere
that she is. We hope her visit MAJ
prove all she hopes. in the way Of per
feet restoration to health.
81, Mr.. and Mrs F. Gillespie of the I'c
tel M,nnekahta. left on Saturday
stage for tie east. They visit awhile il
$. eastern Dakota taking in the territorial
: fair al Mitchell aud also the famoa,
Corn Palace festival at Sioux City Iowa
II They will then 60 to the home Of thei
childhood in New York. They wer
accompanied by their little son Harol'
aud their niece Miss kittic Relcyc.
ny Rev. Father Covlc Of jamestown
a. i. New York, rs a guest of the Minnekah
,e. ia and an enthusiastic admirer of tn
Springs. the country and the climate a
a. this section of Gods footstool Fathe
Govle is one of those broad gauge. ill