Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-06-03

Some Of the surplus of miserable
ours about the city got after Petty
Bros. herd of horses last Saturday and
chased them about the pasture furious
ly until one or two colts ran against
the wire fence ard cut themselves up
badly. By this time Ted Petty was on
the ground and proceeded to slay the
cannes. How many he killed we do
notaknow, but we are sure that there
are few hundred about the city that
are not needed.
The Orphean Quartet was greeted
with an excellent house at Buffalo Gap
Wednesday night, and we are inform
ed that the audience was greatly de-
lighted with the singing. The quartet
will likely make a tour of the Hills
soon, in which case the reputation that
is certain to proceed them, assures
them of crowded houses.
A plasterer who has been working for
A. M. Ryan the past two months on
the Minnekahta hotel, drew his money
last Monday and proceeded to load mp
on bad whiskey. Next morning he
found himself on River avenue. bare
footed. coatless, hatless and needless to
say, moneyless.
The sociable given last Friday night
by the ladies of the Congregational
church was very gratifying success
in every respect. The Strawberries
and lco cream were delicious, and the
attendance wos good. Tho net pro-
ceet.s amounted to about $25.
E. Holhrook. yard master for the q.
& NJ. at Hastings. Neb., arrived last
week for few davs rest, and has heen
enjnving himself with his old friend
B. Nelson, q crack base ballist who
would like to see Hot Springs organ.
ize club.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Hanford and little
daughter, Mildred, arrived in this city
last FRIDAY evening, direct from Hot
Springs, S. ID. They are at present
domiclled at Mr.. A. j. Gordon's. but
will soon commence house keeping
Broadhead (Wis.) Independent.
| Messrs. Thos. Swobe and G. N. Deit7
came up from Omaha on Saturday
after their wives, who have been bath
| ing here for several weeks. They re.
turned to their homes Monday night
but all will be here again during the
summer.
J.S. McPheeters, of New Albany,
Ind, arrived on Saturday last and will
probably conclqde. to ramaln.. .as he is
much elated with our beautiful city
and its prospects. He is brother-in-
law of Cashier Parks.
l.. DeFontaine and Marquis De1on.
lenquon, of the Fleur de Lys ranch,
accompanied their friend L. Lenox. #
Paris to the city the fore part of the
week, to see the beauties Of the place.
F. w. Marsh, a B. & M. photograph
err, has been taking numerous views
recently along that delightful scenic
route. He secured several very fine
views about the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laberteaux, father and
mother Of Mrs. G. e. Sawyer. left for
short visit to Cheyenne. Wyo., on
Monday. They will return to this city
in short time.
R. H. Driscol. j. R. Wilson, 3. P.
Dague, j. F. Edmonds, NJ. A. Delano
and 7. G. Grier, composed jolly party
of Deadwood gentleman who Sunday
ed in the city.
A. +. Fay, proprietor Of the Glendale
hotel a. Hermosa, was brought to the
city on Tuesday evening, suffering
terribly with rheumatism. He is at
the Catholicon.
The Sioux City journal says that
Wiley G. Hopkins, Of that city. are
figuring on the bar room privileges in
the new Minnekabta hotel at this
place.
NJ. Karrsls. q sturgis, is taking
baths for rhsumatism at the
Sanitarium.