The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-03

AttES ktII VI
THEY HAVE COME AND o~Ne.
II Mas a Great Compliment to Hot
Springs.
Thursday was q red letter day for
Hot Springs in that about fifty repre-
sentative men of Omaha were here,
seeing our sights and bathing in cur
waters. Three six horse Concord
stage coaches aud one four horse coach
brought the party from Buffalo Gap TO
the Springs. The party arrived at
eight o'clock in the morning, breakfast
ed at the Minnckahta. After which
the timc;till noon. was occupied in view
ing the beautiful scenery about the
Springs, Interviewing our citizens, and
bathing in the hcalthful waters. The
following named gentlemen composed
the party:
L. Il. Bruce. }. S. Brady. J. +. Benin
[-'has. Brown, F. +. Bailey. John Baum
err, Ii. q. Clark, VIM. f. Clarke. Thos.
Crcigh. Col. Chase. j. G. Chapman, Jno.
Erck, u. II. Gates, c. +. Goodman, W.
A. L. Gihban. Joseph Garncau, Geo.
Hcimrod, G. NJ. Hitchcock, NJ. NJ. He'll
man, Isaac johnson, Thos. Fitzpatrick.
j. L. Kuony. Geo. ". Liniugcr, Geo. i
I~.abagh,, DIR. p. S. Leisenring, Euclid
Martin, Max Meyer. VIM. n. Mason,
}. H. Nelson, }. j. O'y'onnor, Henry
Pundt, Gustave Pony, y. Il. Rector,
JAS. Stephenson, Louis Schroeder, NJ. Z
Smith. T. II. Taylor. Maj. il. III. Wheel
er. Peter Windeim, John q. Willis. Ia-
vid anderson. Peter Cockrsll. Edwin
Sharp, T.. a O'Br;en, w. T.. Ward. Her
cid, S. Woodbridge. World, II. a. Eaton.
Republican.
Besides these We're:
w. N. Bahcock, Gen. Ticket Agent
N. w. Ry; W. G. Halsey. Gen. supt.
y. F. C Mo. v. Rye. c. Hughes, Supt.
F. e. e. NJ ", Western Division. Thos.
Whitaker of Deadwooa, who is inter-
estea in the Black Hill V~ariegated Rock
Co whose quarry is in this county,
Chas. Cesar photographer. Chas. B.
Fox, and A. w. Odoll also came over
from the queries to participate.
At noon the whole party regaled
themselves with a snmptuons dinner
set out at the Minnckahta.
AT one o'clock the train swung out
of town down the river to view tho
Falls and Col. Evans stone quarrics,
from there the party went to Buffalo
Gap.
FOOT NOTES.
To say that everybody was pleased
with the Springs and surrounding
country is clothing it III mild language
MISUNDERSTANDING was C, mmon
Expressions. 1.-The best hath | ever
had was the verdict Of AL that tried
the baths. II am coming again iii the
summer for a couple Of weeks was
another frequently uttered sentence.
The good that will accrue to the
Springs from this visit only the future
will unfold. Sure we are that it will
be in no small measure.
Judge Dudley and DR.. Stewart each
lent valuable assistance in entertaining
the guests.
r. A Eaton, reporter for the Omaha
Republican proved to be a cousin of
Maj. Eaton of u city, with whom the
Maj. had q pleasant visit.
Petty Bros. furnished one Of the sis
horse teams and the four horse team
that helped to convey the party from
the Gap. While the Omaha gentlemen
had fne horses they could not stand w
to the horses of Petty Bros, and Hank
who swung ont in the lead from the
Gap was invited by the other driver.
to slow up as their horses were firing
The fine horses from Omaha were III
match in endurance for the horses o.
Petty Bros.
All our people turned out to see thu
: train pull ont down the valley.
Many curiosities were taken ava,
by the party as Souvenirs Of the visit
. Messrs. Cdell and Fox from til
Spring Greek Canvon quarries had OF
exhibition several specimens Of the roc
from their euarries that were the sub
g ject of many words Of praise from til
visitors.
Several Photographic views of gu
sights were taken away as mementoe
The gentlemen of the press that &C
}, companicd the party We're all pleasan
: men. They took with them copicu
notes of our resources and advantage
: and we may confidently expect niue
: good from this work.
. Spur to Hot Springs
. Henry Bardcnwcber came in yestel
. day from a trip to Hot Springs. II