The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-11-14
Tho Sioux City Delegation.

ISSs'po"S~ Va sAo AOsAoWiok SCAi0'CtuCus
j. W. Booge, Of j. e. Booge & Sons,
pork packers.
Fred Evans and E. H. Buchanan, Of
the Hot Springs Sandstone company.
John Hornick, Of Hornick, Hess &
Moore, wholesale drugs.
o. o. Tollerton, Of Tolle.ton Stetson
s Co., grocers,
j. X. Pugh. Of j. K. Pugh & Co.,
wholesale crockery.
l.. Humbert, Of l.. Humhert e. Co.,
wholesale harness.
N. Despar,os, capitalist.
AID. Baker and H. H. Baker, Of
Baker & Bissell, hardware.
G. Knapp, of Knapp & spalding Co.,
wholesale hardware.
w. F. Rogers, of Siberling& Co.,
wholesale implements.
T. G. Wing, Of Northwestern SPICE
lea.
Chas. Meyers: Of Meyers Bros. whole.
sale harness.
H. A. Johns, Of the Sioux City MUIR
sery & Seed company.
w. A. Clark, of the Sioux CITY En-.
CINE Co.
j. S. Wheeler, Of the Pioneer Fuel
Co.
7. Fl. Stevens, of thu Sioux City
Lumber Co.
H. G. M'Neill. of Hopper& M'Neill
building material,
VIM. Tackerberry. Of w. Tacker-
berry, Co. grocess.
w. d. Handford, Of the Handford
Produce Co.
Temple Harris, of Wood & Harris
Safe Co.
j.. ). Tufts, of the Sioux City Crack
er & Candy Co.
J. NJ. Pickney, OF j. II. Pickney,
Brook & Stationery Co.
L. A. Haley. of Haley Bros. & Co.,
machmists.
}. D. spaulding, of J. D. spaulding
Lumber Co.
C.. b. Higiman, Of Higiman & Skin
ner, boots & shoes.
j. NJ. Cleland, sec'y Of the Sioux
City Jobbers Association.
H.. c. Cheyney, General Agent Of
the S. C. & p. and q. &. n. w. railways.
E. j.. Foster, Assistant General
Freight Agent of the C.& N. w. Ry.
A. H. Merchant, Assistant General
Freight Agent Of the y. E.& NJ. v. Ry.
+. A. Harmon, Division Freight
Agent of the F. f. & N. v. Ry.
Immediately after their arrival they
were conducted to the Gillespie where
an elegant spread had been laid for
them, as the welcome of the citizens of
Hot Springs. Quite a number of our
business men were present. Ample
justice was down the viands. After
the meal. toasts were the order. May.
or Dickover acted as POSTMASTER. At
call of Mayor Dickover, w. E. Bere.
dict in behalf Of the city of Hot Springs
briefly extended to the visitors, COR
dial greeting and a hearty welcome.
Ex-Mayor Of Sioux City, Jonas Clsland
responded on behalf of the visitors.
S. E. Wilson responded to the toast of
Iowa in honor of the state from
which our visitors hailed. Mr.. H. A.
Johns responded to the toast "7'he
trade of the Northwest" L. d. Nor
ton spoke to Dakota" G. Kellar then
entertained the assemblage in his u.s.
ual happy style, after which the call
for speeches vas made general, and a
number of our citizens and the visit
ing gentleman spoke briefly after
which the party broke up.
Sunday morning some of the party
1ttctueu CIuT:u. Willie OtIeFS
about the city. In the afternoon the
Ry. Company made an excursion to
the Falls, which was participated in not
only by the visitors, but by large
number of our citizens.
The visiting gentleman took their
departure on the evening train, going
from here home.
The party was ch%cperoned by H. A.
Cheyney. General Agent Of the S. G.
& p. and c. en-. W. Ry.. and to his
vigilance and care the comfort Of the
party is largely due.
A Pleasant Surprise.
The many friends Of the Rev. and
Mrs. Andrews assembled last evening
at the home of the worthy people in a
genuine surprise party. Many SUBJ
ttantial tokens of appreciation were
left when the guests departed. Dur
ing the evening in harmony with an
ancient tradition a witch appeared and
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