The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-05-04
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.

Judge Wood was in from Cascade
Saturday.
The county commissioners were in
session yesterday.
Merchants report a lively business
during the past week.
Doors. windows. glass and building
paper at Buffalo Gap prices at Fargos.
T.. ID. Norton has been quite sick
few days this week with measles but
is now convalcsccnt.
w. B. Mesch, of Council Bluffs. was
among the arrivals at the Minnekahta
on Friday of last week.
An addition has recently been built
to the building occupied by Miss Moore
us an ice cream parlor and restaurant.
Ed. Phernetton, with his characters
istie enterprise, this week sent a man
to wind cave to procure specimens for
his jewelry store.
M. |. Parkllam has opened np tle
Star boarding house on Chicago avenue
and is giving good board and lodging
for one dollar per day.
Frank Tllaycr and mother are
making preparations to drive through
to Fremont, Neb.. where tacy will
reside in the future.
a Reunion of the old soldiers and
sailors in the Black Hills will probably
he heldat Hot Springs sometime during
the month of June.
Il. w. Martin, one of the lending
attorneys in the northern Hills, has
been visiting with his parents at
Martins valley this week.
Rev. Victor Clarroin. of Spring
Valley, was attending the conyocation
of Black Hills preachers in tl.is city
cn Tuesday and Wednesday.
w. i. Roe, recently from Nebraska.
has starleda a photograph gallery in
the tent ON The west side of River
avenne. Call in and see him.
When you pay for the best you
should get tho best. The Fremont
flour meets this requirement. A car
load just received at Fargos.
WANTED Teams 10 haul store and
sand for the college building. OK
teams preferred. Apply TO Zach
Holmes, architect. Hot Springs.
MIR. Paddon wIo lives near the Chey-
ennc river bridge six miles south of the
Gap, Informs Us that a postoflice will
soon be established at his place.
Judge Eastman rendered his resis-
nation as probate judge to the county
commissioners yesterday afternoon but
no action thereon has yet been taken.
MIR. w. S. Wcllcr has Just received q
new inyoicc of stock and is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of custom work at
lowest living rates. All work guaran-
teed.
Rev. j. O. Dolson. of Dcadwooa. was
in the city on Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week i'll attendance upon the
meeting OF the Black Hills Ministerial
association.
Fred Willor was taken Yesterday
with a severe attack of neuralgia but
by a prompt administration of the
proper remedies he was soon relieved
and is now getting along nicely.
A iirc-proof vault of stone for the
safe keeping of the county records is
being built in the court house. III is
l0xll feet in size. two-foot walls and
will cost in the neighborhood of 5000
\ heavy rain fell throughout thi.
portion of the Hills the first of the
week thoroughly soaking the ground
and assuring an abundant yield of
garden truck and all kinds of farm
produce.
The. work of removing the stock of
dry goods and groceries of Fargo 4 Son
to their elegant new quarters on
Chicago avenue was commenced the
first of the week and will probably
consume Il greater part of the month
Sharon Evans is now among the
numerous gentlemen in this vicinity
who have recently assumed the hiell
and lofty title of f''papa. ahttle bundle
of female lovllness having arrived AT
his house on Wednesday morning, the
2nd inst.
| Zach Holmes and family came down
from Rapid City the first of the weel;
and have located permanently in Hot
Springs. They are residing for the
present in the building recently vacated
by Nj. I. Parklam, on the west side OF
River avenue.
T. L. Evans and wife arrived at Hot
Springs Thursday morning and for the
present are occupying suit of rooms
at the Minnekalita. Mr.. Evans will al
once commence the erecslon of hand
some cottage i'll this place and become
a permanent fixture at the Springs.
Col. w. j. Tho,nby, the we'll know,
and rustling leader Of the "unterriiied
of the southern Hills, was in the cit,
Saturday rounding up the Church dem
ocrats and succeeded in securin.
the delegation from this county fol
Church and an endorsement Of hi
administration.
j. B. Bryant. the new landlord o
the Hotel Minnekahta. arrived in tn
city yesterday morning and will a
once assume the management of thi
magnificent hostelry. Mr. Bryant j
an experienced caterer and will doubt
less conduct the hotel in a manner t
please the most fastideous.
a new road is being constructe