The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-08-14

tIte hospitality VI tuo Mluue-
kahta this week.
T. G. Buchanan, Of Aurora, Neb., is
in the city seeking health from the
medicinal springs.
John Skinuep, Of the STAR force, re-
turned yesterday morning from a va.
cation trip in Nebraska,
Mrs. Il. II. Taylor, Of Rushvllle,
Neb., ie here and will spend a few days
at thia famous health resort.
Funny" business, is 90 common
with some people that their minds rate
every N BY that measurement,
Vim. Williams, w. 7. Aston, o. A.
Kicker, all Of Rapid City, are soiourn.
ing in this city for a short time.
About thirty Of the assembly tents
and twenty private tents have already
been pitched on the Chautauqua
grounds.
Roy Van Buskirk, son E. E. Buslirk
proprietor Of the Nashville CONNER.
cial Hotel, is in the city and will re.
main for q few days.
The Pierre Daily Capital Of August
g, has a column article on Hot Springs
from the pen of Eugene Steele, who
has Teen a visitor here,
The ball game at Deadwood between
the Lead Greys and the Deadwood
Nets Sunday resulted in favor OF the
Grcys by a score Of % to 4.
DR.. Freeman, professor Of Englist
literature in the University Of Wis
consin. arrived yesterday morning, tc
take part In the Chautauqua exercises
Mr.. E. Bloomfield returned from hi
Upper Hills trip on Saturday las.
He was successful in disposing Of sever.
al Of the Mosley bath tubs at Lead
City.
States Attorney Wilson returned
his family who have been visiting with
friends at Clarinda, Iowa, for some
time past.
&C. Harris, superintendent Of the
Black Hills division Of the F, +, & NJ,
V. came in on the freight yesterday
afternoon from Chadron, returning ia
the evening.
E. Hards and wife, Of Central City
Ncb., arrived in the city Monday even.
ing and will try and find relief from
that dreadful trouble, rheumatism, by
bathing in the medicinal waters.
Chloupek's is the only place in town
where you can buy Miller's Patent fly
nets. He also has a large stock Of
buggy whips and all kinds of harness
and machine oils. Give him a call.
F. S. Hayes and wife arrived yester.
day morning from Omaha, Neb. Mr..
Hayes IS in the freight auditors Office
Of the F. E. e. M. v. road, and Mrs.
Hayes is daughter Of d. B. Rowe OF
this place.
L. A.. Payne, grand recorder, and j.
g. Tate, grand master workman of the
A. o. U. W., both Of Grand Island,
Neb., interested IN the state organiza.
ton in Nebraska, are stopping at the
Hotel Parrott. They arrived yester.
day morning and will remain a few
days.
Albert Erwin, editor of the Leonard,
(Texas), Graphic, says; "For the cure
Of cramps in the stomach, Chamber.
lain's Collie. Cholery and Diarshoea
Remedy is the best and most speedy l
ever used" Many others who have
1t entertain the same opinion. For
sale by all druggists.
Messrs. Robert and Ed. johnson, in
company with Mr.. N. Hills, all Of Nor.
folk. arrived yesterday morning. The
two Messrs. johnson came particularly
to attend the Chautauqua, while MI.
Hills, who before has been almost a
resident of Hot Springs, came to at
tend the Chautauqua and to attend ia
business.
DR.. E. Blakeslee, Of Chicago, the &C.
culist, is stopping in the city and will
remain some time. He came here for
the purpose Of %recuperating and To
visit his two sons, both jewelers.. While
here, however. he will give attention
to any disease Of the eyes, and desires
to see anyone having such Affections
See notice elsewhere.
Clarence Jones met with a painful
accident yesterday morning. He was
putting down a window at the Herald
office, when In some manner it slipped
from bis hold and came down, striking
the back of his hand with great force.
The hand was quite badly bruised and
will necessltate careful nursing fol
several days before he will able to use
lie.
Rev. P. E. Holp. who will assist with
the Chautauqua program, arrived this
morning from the Pacific coast, Mr.
Holp is at present Congregational pas.
tor at W%atertown, s. D., and Is an ex.
ceedingiy entertaining public speaker
He will add much to the program
MI. Holp isa brother of Mrs. Judge
Gull, and is guest Of Judge and Mrs
Gull.
There is no end to the wiles Of the
Louisiana lottery company. Their
latest scheme Is to loan tie millions Of
dollars gotten by their gambling To
farmers and others, in order, Of course
10 bribe them into supporting tho con.
stitutional amendments, upon which
vote will be taken next April. We
believe farmers are too wide awake and
honest to be hoodwinked in this man.
ner by the lottery sharks,-Ez,