The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-08-07
From Sundays Daily.

From Sundays Daily.
Go to the City Hotel for good meal
and comfortable beds. c. S. Buck,
Proprietor.
Fall River county maps for sale by
=. III. Bostwick abstract company at
SO cents each.
Bob Yeggo, who last fall acted as
scout for the 9Th cavalry. spent YES
terday in the city.
Prof. Zahn aud wife, of Omaha. are
visiting the city and will spend afood
part Of the summer season in this
locality.
q. II. Laughrey and wife, Of Mis-
souri, Valley, are recuIerating at this
famous health resort and enjoying the
balmy breezes of the Black Hills.
NJ. j. Kepler, of Smthwick, who
has been at work at Cascade for the
past month, stopped over yesterday in
Hot Springs on his way home to look
after his farming interests.
Tho Hermosa Pilot says that a large
number Of Herlnosaites anticipate at
tending the Chautauqua Assembly at
Hot Springs, which begins on August
III and continues two weeks.
A bright boy baby of the usual
weight arrived at the residence of d.
G. Wright, Friday and he is receiving
the congratulations of friends and
neighbors. Mother and babe are do.
ing we'll.
Charlie slyield is having his big
house reftted, papered and painted on
the inside with the intention of NOV
ing into it himself and keeping a
boarding house during the fall and
winter.
j. r. Wilson, of the law firm of
, Van Cise 4 Wilson of Deadwood, spent
yesterday in the city. He seemed
, somewhat lonely on account of the
l absence of all the legal lights of Hot
Springs.
> A party of Hot srringers consisting
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hunt, Mrs. Yale,
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Cleghorn, Mr.. and Mrs.
1 Joseph Marty and father and mother
of Mrs. Marty will spend today at the
: Wind Cave.
The coach for Cascade went out
; yesterday morning with eight horses
and loaded TO guards. with several anx-
ious passengers hanging OH by their
eyebrows. Cascade is becoming the
popular picnic grounds for visitors to
d Hot Springs.
i Richard Cosgrove, the boss stone
9 mason of the b. & NJ. has charge of the
U stone work on the new depots now be-
g ing built by that company at thi;
point. Mr.. Cosgrove is a first class
stone mason and enjoys the confidence
of the company to a gratifying extent
Ex-State Senator O'Rourke of Min.
l. %nesota, so says the Deadwood Pioneer
q spent the night as we'll as the previous
9 one in the city Jail for disturbing the
u public peace while on a Jag with SOM
of the old worn out speeches lie used t.
spring on the senate in hispalny days
but which have since become gray ir
his service.
l. John H. Skinner, of the STAR force
!, leaves this evening for a trip down t.
a Nebraska. John is a bold, bad mar
u u and the typos in our %neighborine
state want to look a little out and no
s tread on the tail of his coat. He will
= ruminate through the green fields o.
Nebraska and wander back again in {
week or ten days.
Q John Chamberlain, of the railroad
!. contracting firm of Chamberlain {
VI Skinner, was the successful bidder al
n Rapid, yesterday, for the grading Of
forty-two miles of the Rapid City
y Missouri River and st. Paul railroad
MIR. Chamberlain leaves at once tt
}, establish grading camps along the lin,
u and will begin work at once.
The city Of Hot Springs ere ;
somewhat forlorn appearance yester
q day,all on account of being totally de
serted by the legal fraternity who lief
>. on the morning train to have q higl
u old time at Rapid. The occasion O
. this exodus is the meeting of the bar O
/ the circuit to consider the subject O.
recommending a suitable name for til,
IS judgeship of the Seventh circuit
. Several prominent men are mentioned
!. for the honor and the meeting will n,
doubt be interesting.
D. Hot Springs.