The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-09-14
THe wEEKtY ROUNDUP.
Warm and sultry at the Springs.

completion.
Geo. Long has returned from Chad
ron, claiming that Hot Springs is good
enough for him.
The reunion at Columbus Ohio,
will aggregate 100000 people.
Maine got there Eli, with 10000 ma.
jority for the g. o. p.
A Fall roundup should be instituted
oon to brand the candidates for county
Office.
w. P Phillips and D. K. Snively was
imbibing the raritied atmosphere in
the region Of Custer last week.
Tie Petty Bros lost three valuable
mares in their pasture, caused, il is
supposed, by drinking stagnant water
At eve when twi-light's cleaning
wells the world. the graceful pole-cat
stands sercncly in your path with tail
up-curled.
Mr.. Chambers presented us with q
sample of the Mammoth Cuban corn
raised on his place at Cascade, planted
the 9th Of July, What's the matter
with that.
Again we are happy to chronicle the
advent OF another little stranger, at
Hot Springs, this time at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Lancaster. tits a boy,
and Phil. its father, is happy--rather.
A Photograph Gallery is among the
many new acquisitions in the way Of
buildings at Hot Springs. The artist
informs us that he will soon he pre-
pared to accommodate those who de-
sire to preserve a profile Of their present
youth and beauty.
Will Fl. Stanley is, BY information
through a letter to his father, enjoying
The grandeur of the National Park.
-.slthough. at the present writing, he
is but entering the portals of that won
der land, vet what he has already seen,
he says surpasses all description.
Mr.. j. w. Jones of the Oclrichs Adro-
cate, made this Office a flying visit on
Saturday last. Mr.. Jones has disposed
Of his business interests in Gordon, Neb.
and will in the future, devote his time
to his paper in Oelrichs. Mr.. Jones is
a practical newspaper man and you
may expect to hear from him through
the columns of the Adrocate.
In another column will he found the
announcement Of John NJ. Henton as
a candidate for Register of Deeds, and
we car truthfully state that no more
capable man for the position, can be
found inside the county lines. John
is a pioneer granger Of our county and
has created a host of friends who would
be pleased to see him get there.
The clans and the factions in the
republican ranks of Lawrence Co., who
have been filling the air with anathe-
mas toward each other, have poured
oil upon the troubled element and once
more harmony rules supreme in the re-
publican ranks, as it should be. This
is no time gentlemen to kick over the
traces, unity makes strength.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Oelrichs called at the
STAR Office on Saturday last, and gave
us q, lively chat Of half an hour. He
is a staunch deciple of the g. o. p. and
alive to its interests. He came over to
attend q meeting of the republican CEN
trail committee of which he lisa menu
Der. Mr.. Wilson is a candidate for
assessor.
The citizens Of Fall River County
should leasurely weigh all the fine sto-
sies that will be poured in their ears
about matters and things appertainin1
to Fall River Co., all Is not gold that
glitters. nor is every man that peddles
gilt-edged chin-music working altoceth,
err at variance with his own little pri.
vate interest.
Buffalo Gap certainly deserves greal
credit for the enterprise and spirit
with which her citizens are endowed
There is nothing impossible to then
when the interests Of their town ant
surrounding are at stake, as can b.
proved by the unequaled display O
home products at their festival on Mon
day last. Every n who witnessed til.
exhibition pronounced it equal with an,
thing they ever saw. An unusual larp.
concourse Of people attended and wa:
royallv received as Buffalo Gap citizen,
know how to 20.
A number of Hot Springs citizen.
with their families, participated in til,
harvest festival at Buffalo Gap. o,
Tuesday last, and all express theiI
pleasure at the hospitality received. AMI
the happy time they had. DIR. A. S
Stewart delivered an address, and on,
or two other gentlemen. A sumptu
GUS repast was given over which man,
express warm praise.
We should think that Fall River Co
was old enough, big enough. ricl
enough and sensible enough to have .
Jubilee OR hodoo Of some kind, another
season.
1t is n duty to caution young gen
tlemen (mind you; we are old now, bu
we have been there) to pay more .stric
attention to the substantiability of We
hicles before starting out upon drive
when you have a young lady, and per
haps two, in your charge. You mus
be aware Of the risk taken, ~especiall
with a treachorous king-bolt, in man;
places you cannot AVOID ugly ruts an,
mud-holes, and then your ride ma,
cause you to cross streams, where
separation between the fore wheels an,
hind wheels is liable to take place, the
what is the condition Of affairs? Es
oeciallv IL Won are unfortunate enonol