The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-09-07
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THE WEEKLY ~RoUNo-uP..

NV NV A1Vp sh0N&k
with Hot Springs yet.
Comrade Evertoa has got the corner
on turtles this. week.
Hot Springs needs a Touring mill
much worse than a protective tariff.
Attorney Eastman's professional
card appears i'll this issue.
When Henry Marty makes raides
upon the frisky poie-cat, it is in true
gladiatorial style.
Mr.. Whaley of Cascade, says that
the corn ears in his vicinity is nearly
that
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond accompanied
by their daughter, returned to their
home at Johnstown. Ncb. last Monday.
The oderous animal that so numer.
ously infests the neighborhood are
making sad threads upon the rising hsn
generation.
The rumor that the location Of the
college was to be changed to Rapid
city from this place has no foundation,
the scheme caved in.
The old dude, is in the Office alone
this week SO overlook the scarcity of
local news, and the contraction Of the
political and suicide column.
Mi. John l1enton called at this Office
ON Tuesday and added his praise of the
brilliant crop prospect of Fall River
County.
N. G. Nash and wife started for east.
crn Dakota last Monday. Mrs. Nash
will spend the winter at her old home
and N. G. will return in about two
weeks.
c. w. Smith, Secretary of the Board
Of Agriculture Of the State of Rhode
Island, accompanied by his son and
daughter. were taking in the Springs
last week.
The county dads popular serial. the
delinquent tax list and legal notices
occupy so much space that a large
amount of reading matter is out Of the
question this week.
In next weeks issue, we will publish
statement of the county finances as
submitted by the County Clerk to the
hoard of commissioners for the year
ending July LIST. 1888.
G. +. Martin Of the Oelrichs Times,
came owe to the Springs last Saturday
to visit his parents and have a little fun
with the bows. He gave the STAR office a
pleasant call on Monday.
Some very fine fat steers are being
purchased by r. w. Sham, a three
year old was slaughtered Saturday
which dressed over 500 lbs.
Charley, our efficient clerk of the
court is the proudcst man in this Sec
tion, because he is the happy PARENT
Of a beautiful daughter.
A slight change has been made in
railroad time and consequently mails
arrive a little earlier and depart a lit
tie later from the Springs.
The Indian Commission are meeting
with success at the Crow Creek Agency.
end it looks favorable for a speedy and
amicable conclusion.
Miss Minnie Ridseway Of Chicago.
who has so ably filled the position of
professional nurse for many of the in
yalids here, took Mondays stage for
home. She made a host of friends
while here, who regret to part with her.
Mr.. Dickover. of Custer City, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter. ar
rived Sunday evening and are the guests
of II MIR. Dickover and family. Mon.
day the Messrs Dickover went over to
the Gap to start the daughter above
named for the Deaf Mute School at
Sioux Falls.
Miss Jennie Rogers who came from
Sioux City last June. an invalid, start.
ed for home last Monday. Her STAY at
the Springs has been marked by a Der.
feet recovery. and she goes home the
picture of health. A leading spirit in
the social circle at the Minnekahta. she
will be greatly missed by the guests,
and others who have been so fortunate
as to make her acquaintance.
Commissioner Stack and family, At
torney Eastman and wife and Mr.. Col
gan and family, left Oclrichs SUNDAY
morning, and reaching thu Falls, about
noon they camped and partool Of a
picnic dinner which they had provided,
and later in the afternoon the party
arrived at the Minnekahta, where Mrs.
Stack, who is an invalid, will remain
for a while and test the efficacy of thc
springs; The rest of the party returned
home Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Biicm accompanied by
that general pet. baby Rliem, started
last Monday for Chicago. where the
DIR. goes to fill the position to which he
was recently elected in the Cook County
Hospital. The departure of DIR. Bliem
and his lovely wife from our midst
causes a vacancy in she social and pro-
fessional circles of our town that can
not readily he filled. We understand
that negotiations are pending which
vii! probably result in securing DR..
Willard Of Chicago to TAX. DR..
Bliem's place.
The way Of the Transgrcssor SC.