The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-08-31
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the WEEKLY ROUNDUP.

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=. r. Dunwoody refreshed himself
ct the Ferguson House the first Of this
week.
Ted. Petty went up to Dcadwood
with the boys last Saturday and re-
turned Tuesday.
County Supt. Thompson was in town
yesterday and gave this office a pleas
ant call in the evening.
The frame of DIR. Stanley new resi-
dence is up and the worlmen are
pushing the work rapidly.
Mr. CNyert's elegant cottage on cell
49, ffssateap is nearly ready for occu-
andA right cosy home, he will
Comrade John a. Richmond and wife.
OF Johnstown. Neb., accompanied by
their invalid daughter are at the Min
nekahta.
Rev. w. s. Peterson and wife Of
Rapid City. arrived on Monday and
Minnekahta.
Conductor Hansel of ChMdron who
has been taking a little lay-off here at
the Springs, returned to duty last
Wednesday.
e39Oscar Bridwcll, one of Sioux City's
efficient policemen is taking a lay-off
and is filling up with Minnekahta
water this week.
VIM. Fitch the Omaha Ice and Coal
Dealer who had made things so lively
at the Minnekahta while he was conva.
lescing, returned home last Wednesday.
G. =. Lemon and wife. j. w. Stewart,
w. W. Knowlton. A. w. Rinrdan and
Nu.L. e. Tuthill were Buffalo Gap
ers doing the Hot Springs this week.
Mr.. Fred Stearns the great manufac-
turing chemist of Detroit. Mich. is Wis
iting the Minnekahta springs in COM
pany with Miss Lafferty also of De-
troit.
Misses Kennefck AMI Corbett of Bos-
ton, Mass, took Saturdays stage for
home. They have been spending the
summer with Mr.. Kcnnefick our pop
ular painter.
Robert Rochfort and wife, of Belle
PLANE, Iowa came in on Sundays
stage to see the famous Hot Springs.
Mr.. Rochfort is an engineer on the G.
& N. w. railway.
Nj. j. Mertlick, a confidential clerk
at the G. & N. w. railway h%eadquar-
tiers in Chicago is taking his annual
vacation and has established head
quarters at the Hotel Minnekahta.
\ Anewsey letter from ourSmthwicks
correspondent will appears next week.
The bridge question is again mentioned
and we bnpe this matter will be aei-
tated until something is accomplished,
Mr.. r. ID. Kennedy of the Cattle
Creek Ranch Company. accompanied
by a Mr.. White. were pleasant callers
at this office last Saturday. Mr.. Ken
nedv is one of the shrewdest politicians
in the Hills.
DR.. Stanley captured a kid last Sat.
urdav at the residence of NJ. G. Orr. OF
Bradley Flats. The "kid" was a girl
OF standard weight and the family OF
MI. Orr are in great cool hulnor ovcl
this addition to their possessions.
d. P. Angel and wife, of Omaha
are guests at the Minnekahta. Mr.
Angel was formerly city marshal oil
Omaha and that city owes much of he,
greatness to the fact she had a GEM.
inc angelW without wings, for mar
shall.
The Rapid City journal of last Tues
day gives an account of Il terrible ac
cident to a farmer named Tutty who
in some way was thrown in front OF
the sickle Of a moving machine he WA:
operating. The injuries may prov
fatal.
A party from Carbonate Camp con
sisting of VIM. Huggison, p. Nj. LA
Berge, Sherman Calkins and Joe Blew
ms camped at the Springs a few day
last week. They are on a pleasure ex
curslon and will visit Montana on thei
route.
Mrs. Joe Petty started last satur
day for the home Of her childhood a
Fon du Lac, Wis. She expects to b
absent about a month. Mrs. Petty wa
accompanied as far as Buffalo Gap b.
her husband and her parents, Mr. an
Mrs. LaFleiche.
j. Northey of Lead City, all eng
neer for the Homestake Mining G,
and H. NJ. Beck in the employ of Ma
Fishel, Deadwood's popular statione'
who have been recruiting their healt
at our Milnekahta springs. gave til
STAR ofic. a pleasant call last Wee
nesday.
Will H, Stanley, late editor of TIL
paper, accompanied by his sister Mis-
Fannie, took Saturdays on. boun
stage-fcr the east. Miss Stanley wi
spend the winter with relatives in cas-
ern Dakota, and Will, accomp anie
the Dakota Press Association TO til
Yellowstone Park.
Uncle Jimmy Orr says if the fello,
who borrowed his Winchester will cal
at his house he will lend him. some an
munition which is now of no accour
to him If at home when the visito
calls, we presume uncle Jimmy woul
bestow soma fatherly advice about til
uselessness of a gun without amun
ton.