Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-23
Just Before Christmas,
The News US Caught by the Star.

The News ~ Caught by the Star.
Frank Monroe has sold his residence
on Jennings avenue to - Mcgowan,
and gone to Lead City.
W. J. Wood, the fat and frolicsome
merchant prince Of Buffalo Gap took
in the famons Flynn trial this week.
A. D. Clark, once a newspaper man
but now bloated mine owner-with
the richest properties Of the northern
Hills-was in the city day or two
this week.
The aged mother Of Billy Morton
died at his home last Sunday, and was
buried Wednesday. His numerous
friends extended sympathy over his
great loss.
Supt. CLilds, Of the Harvey Peak
Co, came down from Hill City again
Wednesday. The Hills people seem to
enjoy sojournin0 here at the Springs
during these cold days.
E. b. Warren, our energetic shoe
man, returned from his southern trip
yesterday morning, looking fresh and
hearty after his fortuights rest. Ex-
cepting few mosquito bites which he
got in Ne Orleans.
DR.. Stewart has received another big
pump for his bath house. 1t has
capacity for pumping 12O gallons Of
water per minute. With the two
large pumps the bath house will be
easily supplied with plenty of water.
F. T. Evans received consignment
Of carp the fore part of the week,
which he expected to place in Cold
brook, but most OF them were frozen
upon their arrival. He will get
Denother supply.
= John Bohnlien, who is employed IN
Bob Shann's meat market, while grind
ing knife the other day, nearly cut
his index finger of. It caused him to
limp sideways for awhile, but the
finger is saved.
Mr.. Barnes has purchased the Bently
lot, which deal We spoke of as under
way last week, and will join with Mr..
Slope in erecting large and handsome
block. They will begin operations soon
as the cold spell al,ates somewhat.
Among the numerous Obstetrics
who have qeen in the cito during the
week we notice F. j. V. Rutkowski,
D. w. McFadden. H. c. Fires!onr, q.
W. Pitcher, James Clark, H. N. Ross,
B. NJ. Tunley, H. A. Albien, Ernes, n.
Smith and wife. Z. A. Haserodt, j. F.
Smith, B. R. Wood, ID. C.rrigan, Paul
Keeman, w. G. Porter and wife.
Bob Shann's meat market presents
an appetizinR appearance these days
II is filled with all the luxuries in that
line the market affords. Besides
choice beef, veal mutton, pork, veni.
son, sausage, fish, etc, you will fine
turkeys, chickens. oysters, celery, and
an exceedingly rich variety Of gcoe
things to select your Christmas o.
New years dinner from. The market
is the most inviting one we have seen
Bob doesn't do things by halves, and i
ia worth your while to call at the Pic
neer Market.
The Dragon Fly and Gypsy Girl en-
tertainment at the opera house las
Saturday evening, under the direction
Of Prof. Stlnson, was not so well al
tended as it shonld have been, but
was nevertheless one of the mos
pleasing affairs Of it's kind that ha
been presented here for a long tim'
The little folks displayed considerab
training as we'll as skill in "'The DR.,
gon Fly" Their singing was yer
good. The singing by the Gypsy Cir
was highly enjoyable, and altogether
was a musical treat.
Mr.. F. A. Dunnina. Chicago man,
ger Of the Phoenix Insurance Co.,
Brooklyn, who has been here for Sc,
eral weeks for the benefit of his healt
and by tho way is greatly pleased WI,
the results Of his bathing here, ga,
an elegant luncheon at the Evans la
Friday night to his friends, DR.. a,
- Mrs. Hargens and 8. Loudenback. N
Burning wished in some way to sho
bis appreciation Of these friends WI
pad been kind to him while here al
ertainly he could do it in no M,
greeable manner than by hanqu
the Evans where Sam Black .
lnds to the service. 1t is reported
. SrAR az having been perfectly e
nt-the finest supper ever served