The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-05-11
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.

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VIM. Loshbough was Chicagoian
at the Ferguson Wednesday.
The residence of w. w. LaFleiclie is
receiving new cont of paint.
Attorney Norton has entirely re-
covered from his recent illness.
\ large number of personals arc un-
avoidable crowded out of this issue.
L. NJ. Jennings, of Chicago, was an
arrival at the Ferguson House Wednes.
day.
John Bicher has not entirely recover
ed from his recent severe siege of lung
fever.
Sam Moses is getting material on
the ground fora residence on Jennings
avenue.
DIR. r. ID. Jennings is fitting up an
elegant Office in the block north OF the
Minnekaht;;.
A. H. Powell came up from the Bar
i ranch Saturday and autographed at
the Ferguson House.
Fred Willc- has sufficiently recover
ed from his recent indispositinn to go
to his home near Cheyenne river.
Geo. Gibson is at work lathing and
plasterins the old Collins building,
recently purchased by Fred L. Evans.
John Wells is lying seriously ill at
his home two miles north of town
Mrs. Wells is also confined to her bed.
The .Jounal-Democat Of Wateriown
published a daily while the democratic
convention was in session in that
city.
kennctt Harris and wife attended
the dance III Ucirichs on Wednesday
evening they report very enjoyable
'ine.
l',.anA l.'usch has solid out his inter
est in the saloon at Nelrichs to his
partner, Blakcy, who will hereafter
conduct the business.
When you pay for the best You
should get the best. The Fremont
-four naeets this Requirement. y car
loud ilst received at l'argos.
NJ MAxrHp Teams to haul store and
sand FOR the college building. Ok
teams preferred. Apply to Zach
Holmes, architect. Hot Springs.
G. L. Sawyer this week moved to his
ranch four miles west of this city. His
house i'll town will will be occupied by
Jay Crane during the summer.
S. Il. Wilson has fitted his house up
with door and window screens through
out, He is taking time by the forelock
and does not intend that there shall be
any ''tiics on him.
The Whitcwaod Sentinel has "a 90
foot ledge of as fine marble as you
ever saw which it will spring upon
the public at the proper time. Prepare
to stand from under
DIR. Stewart has surveyed Il portion
of his land on the plateau in the
western part of town into residence
lots and numerous transfers in these
lots are already reported.
H. G. Fircstone, our genial and
energetic lumberman came down from
the mill Tuesday. He says it keeps
him rustling TO supply the present large
demand for building material.
L. u. Powell. of Cincinnati. general
western auditor of the STANDARD, OIL
company. and q. w. Mayer, of Sioux
City. general western agent, were al;
the Springs a few days ilis week.
Il. p. Cllilson commenced The assess
ING of Fall River county the first of the
week. He will employ several assist
ants Ill the work and it will he pushed
to completion as rapidly as possible.
John Muller and Dan Lynch re-
ccived new bass viol on Tuesday. 1t
is one of the largest and best inStlu-
mcnts of the kind in the Southern
Hills and will le a valuable addition
to the Hot Springs String band.
Sam Davis arrived from Deadwood
Wednesday evening and Immediately
entered upon his duties as cashier at
the Hotel Minnckahta. MIR. Davis IS
an afiable gentleman and Il valuable
acquisitio to the corps of hotel employees.
A dam is being constructed across
Fall River in front of the Hotel Mime
kahta. 1t will be ten feet high and
form lake or pond sufficiently large
for boating purposes, adding much to
the enjoyment of the guests and the
beauty Of tle surrounding landscape.
W. Y Martin this weel, moved to
his sarm. it.ern miles northwest of