The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-06-08
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
The Mountain Laundry is for rent.
The Hotel Minnehahta hasopened up

The Hotel Minnehahta has opened up
a new register.
Walt Knowlton, of Buffalo Gap,
Sundayed in the city.
Charley McCleary booked at the
Minnekahta Monday.
j. j. Fishburn was Chicago man
at the Mil.nekakta this week.
Mrs. r. Robinson, of Hat Creek, was
q visitor in town on Saturday.
S. I. Mellish was Buffalo Gaper at
the Ferguson House Saturday.
A. b. Chardc, of Norfolk, was among
Saturday s arrivals at the Springs.
George Gibson is making arrange
mcnts to burn new kiln of lime.
Thos. Nichols and wife, Of Missouri
Valley, are guests at the Minnehahta
Clark Rutferon, was Mondamin,
Ia, man at the Minnekahta Monday.
John Noll came up from Chadron on
Sunday and put up at the Minnckahta.
Fresh milk and vegetables constant
ly on hand at Davison's meat market.
G. b. Green, Of Cheyenne Falls, was
buying supplies IN the city Saturday.
II. S. Jones, of Hemmingford, Ncb.,
was a guest at the Ferguson House last
week.
The Custer Chronicle reports the II.
& NJ. surveyors encamped near that
place.
Highest market price in trade paid
for butter and eggs at Davisons meat
market.
Joe Glaman was an arrival at the
Minnekahta from Omaha on Friday Of
last week.
Mrs. Fl. A. GODDARD and Miss Rich
were visiting the family of S. N. Moses
this week.
FIT. Evans has gone to oSioux City to
look after his extensive interests in
that place.
Will laFleiche returned this week
to his labors in the Catalonia mine at
Terravillc.
G. w. Williams came in from the q
horse ranch last Friday and put up at
the Ferguson.
Frank Callahan has built comfort
able sleeping apartment in the rear of
his drug store.
Ladies desiring to learn the art Of
polishing cuffs and collars should APP
ply to Geo. w. Long.
d. H. Maxwell, the we'll known
Cedar Rapids cracker man, was taking
orders in the city Monday.
John Richer and family arc now
comfortably located in their new
quarters on Lincoln avenue.
Frank Thayer and mother departed
on Monday for Fremont, Ncb., whcr,
they will permanently reside.
\ p. l.. Rodgers. of Deadwood, dcput,
United States Mineral Surveyor, ha
heen sojourning at the Springs thi
week.
Miss Ella Stanley returned last wccl
from the Padien school district, tiftcel
miles east of this city, where she ha
been teaching.
Divine services will be held at th
NJ. +. church on Sunday morning a
1890 o'clock. A large attendance
earnestly desired.
Mai. Bannister has completed the in
spection of the survey in this count,
and his report thereon has been for
warded to Washington.
Ex-County Commissioner Smith wa
at the county seat this week i'll attend
ancc upon meeting of the sclloc
board Of Hot Springs school township
r. F. Connor arrived in town til
first of the week and spent few day
with his family. He visited Oelricll
yesterday and returned home thi
morning.
DIR. Stewart, Of this place, will ae
as president of the day at the Sturg
{ celebration. Extensive preparation
are being made for the celebration a
that place.
r.. Conkling, j. H. Miller and wifi
and E. w. Nash, wife and son were
:. party of pleasure seeking tourists fro,
Omaha who arrived at the Springs o
Saturday last.
Rev. MIR. D0bsOn and family and /
w. Martin and family departed yestel
day morning for Hot Springs wher
4 the ladies and children will remain e
4 time.-Deadwood Times.
\. It will no doubt be Cleveland an
Thurman. If it were not for IL
great physical decrcpitude Of the ia
we would feel called up to remark th
J the tail wagged the dog in this instanc
The Oelrichs Times states th
warrant has been issuel for Il
arrest of Barksdall, the party who
I'd said to he responsible for the recel
X Indian scare, and officers are now {
ID ID his track.
Pure, rich milk from Jersey co,
q. for five cents per quart at r. '
Shann's meat market. This milk
= unusually rich and sweet as the
numerous customers in the city c;
, testify.
Indications point to the early ,
sumption of work at the Eta tin mi
Workmen are engaged in overhaulil
ia. the machinery, the roads have be-
90 repaired and fuel is being hauled
the mill.
A. A. Padden, a prosperous ranch
. living twelve miles east of this pla,
n was in the city on Saturday. N
Padden says crops of all kinds a