The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-09-21
THr WEEKLY ROUNDUP.

Springs for the liermosa fair on We'd
day.
We caught % fitting shadow of IL
old friend Goddard ON the streets We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Pomroy is erecting a inc and
substantial residence ON College Hill.
Mr.. Fisher has the carpenters en-
rloyed in placing u new roof upon his
house.
The new safe for the Hot Springs
Bank was placed in position on We'd
nesday.
Mr. Van Hining returned to his hone
in Souix City to-day.
Mr.. Il Calhoun and family took i'll
the Hernlcsa fair THIS week.
Mr.. John Richie has given his new
residence a coat of paint which adds
to the appearance wonderfully.
The fall term of school is i'll full OPP
~rerat,on under the auspices of Mrs. II.
+. Connors and progressing finely.
Mr.. John Napier. Of Rapid City who
was assisting Mr.. Varney in the we'll
horino. will start for Nebraska in i;
day or two,
Mr.. Archie Smith and family have
departed to their home refreshed. af-
ter a soiourn of a couple OF weeks ut
the Springs.
The frisky autumn winds are signing
through the cabin door. where's that
wooden ovcr-coat you had the year be-
fore.
Billy johnson the genial attendant
at the bath house has resigned. II Will
visit his old home. Lyncliburg v. \.
We see tho GENIAL face of Hank once
more upon his scat handing the ribbons
ON our daily coach. He has been off on
a visit with relatives in Omaha.
A double wedding t%ranspired on Horse
Head last week which involved the flu
tmre happiness of MIR. John ieager.
Miss Nellie Pitcher and Dave Peterson
to Miss Lena Yeager.
The masons arrived on "Wednesday,
that were engaged to plaster ID. Stan,
Jews new residence. and it is presumed
that the work will he speedily finished.
a pleasant progressive euchre party
at the residence of w. w. l4aFleiche
ON Tuesday evening was one OF the So
cial events of the week.
The time table of the y. u. & M. w..
r. r.. has been corrected in this issue
by order of. II. Buchanan, Gen. Pas.
Agt., Those interested in the running
ct the trains can observe the time by
looking at the corrected table OH first
page, head Of third column.
1t is said that DIR. a. $. Stewart is not
on the slate for denomination as repre-
tentative, but that Fry of Custer. l.orey
of Buffalo Gap, or Stanley. of Hermo-
sa, is to have his place.--Deadwood ~
Queer.
Who rubbed DIR. \. S. Stewards
name off the slate for representative !?
Stanley, of Hermosa is a candidate for
TO. treasurer, Lorey of Buffalo Cab, is
candidate for Co. clerk: Fry, we don't
know him. DR.. a. S. Stewart is the
unanimous choice for representative of
both counties and is going to get there,
with both feet
Bill Nye is a progressive cuss and the
only man in the world who could sue
cessfully get up a patent on candidates
letters Of acceptance; the adjustable
combination document lie prepared for
Harrison and Cleveland should certain
w be framed.
Not a week passes nowadays with
out its quota of settlers and farm hunt
tcrs, and in a short period every a%vaila-
bic piece of ground within the limits
of Fall River County will he occupied.
The large yield of crops the present
season tells the story and has a won-
derful influence in clearing away the
effect of false representations.
MIR. Geo. Burke. Fred Burke. broth
ers to Mrs. James Petty, and Mr.. Wal
ter Williams, of Neb., are on a visit to
friends here, and so we'll pleased are
they, with the country that on Tuesday.
they, under the guidance of Messr.
Phillips and Jos. Petty they were shown
vacant land upon which they located.
We extend them, and all such, a hearty
welcome to IL county.
Mr.. Firestone informs us that he i
closing out his stock of lumber and logs
preparatory TO retiring from the lum,
her business, He has rented the farm
formerly belonging to Thos Bingham.
now the property of MIR. John Evans
and will in the future, train with the
grangers. He talks something of en-
barking in the poultry business. We
presume that next season will find the
market well supplied with hen fruit.
MIR. James Redpath returned to the
Springs last Saturday, after a pro-
tracted tour over some of the western
portions of Nebraska. MIR. Redpath is
travelling in the interest of the Rapid
City Fruit Growers Association and
working to introduce home grown
trees. MIR. Redpath fully understands
the nature of his business as he has
made it his study for 80 years or more.
He gives a fiatterisg account of the
crops he seen i'll his travels.
Will Ii. Stanley returned by We'd
nesday's coach from his tour of the
Yellowstone regions satisfied that Uncle
Sam has the finest water-works in his
park up there that he has ever witness
ed. He stated that as far as the gey-
sers were concerned. no false reports
had been circulated, they were all wool,
2 yard wide, and spurted when he wit
messed them, just the same as when the
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