Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-06-10

G. N. Bumgrove. of Crawford, Neb.
is taking baths in the city.

II. M. Bumgr0ve. of Crawford, Neb.,
is taking baths in the city.
States attorney Wilson's house has
been very handsomely repainted.
President Hancher is enjoying a
visit from his brother, who arrived
yesterday from Ohio.
The grading on River avenue has
progressed finely during the week, and
they are getting it to look quite street
like.
X. K. Hayden and wife, of Lincoln,
Nebr., arrived during the week, and
Mrs. H. will remain and take baths for
q few weeks.
Mrs. G. j. Patton ami sister, Miss
Florence Tucker, of Hermosa, visited
IN the city two or three days, leaving
for home this morning.
Charley Dudley returned the fore
part of the week from Lincoln, where
he has been attending the University.
Charley's many friends welcome him
home.
Mrs. VIM. Dunn, and maid, are at
the Gillespie, and Mrs. Dunn is taking
baths. Mr.. Dunn is the gentleman
who is building the chlorination works
at Rapid City.
II. w. Eastman has purchased a half
interest in the steam laundry business,
and now with MIR. Briggs, makes a
working team that will make the
laundry business hum.
The Minnekahta hotel is now rece;v-
ing the cap stones. and that part of its
construction will soon be over The roof
is being put on in a hurry, and the
inside work is progressing finely.
Bob Sham successfully rode the
goat in the third degree at Masonic
hall last Friday night. He gave a
banquet at the Ferguson house in hon
or of his victory, and all had an ele-
CANT time.
r. I. Patrick, stone dealer of Sioux
City, together with Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ.
G. Carmichael, and Mr.. andAIrs. |. w.
Orde, of the same place, are enjoying
season of rest and recaeation in our
lovely city.
j. B. Wyman. of Eagle Grove, Iowa,
is visiting with his old friend, Charley
Dayton conductor and ex-otiicio road
master of this rheumatic run. MIR.
Wynan is having a pleasant time here,
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Coils. Laird and Dewey, of the Sol
diers' Home board, departed for their
homes on Thursday evening. after
spending a few days in the city, at
tending y meeting of the board. Col.
Clouyh went home this morning.
Mrs. DR.. l,. A. Wade arrived We'd
nesday morning from Madison, Mum.
and the DIR. is hpapy. They will make
this their permanent home. Like
everyone who comes here Mrs. Wade
lis delighted with the Springs.
A.C. Wellman and wife, of York
Neb. were at the Gillespie for a few
days during the week, and yesterday
were delighted with a trip to and into
Wind Cave. They left for home las1
evening expecting to return again ir
a short time.
BUNK. WILLIAMS & Co. Brokers ant
general insurance agents. Dealers ir
Real Estate and Securities. Full charg.
taken of property, rents collected, loan,
negotiated, and prompt attention
given to all business entrusted to us
"Ch,ldren's Day will be appropri
ately observed by the Congregational
lists next Sunday. An appropriate ad
dress will be delivered by the pastor
in the morning and in the evening ;
children concert will be given.
General Manager Holdridge, A. B
Smith. assistant general freight agent
and Division Superintendent Phelan
of the b. & NJ, were in the city lasr
Saturday, and expected to take a tril
to Cascade but on account of the ralr
postponed that trip till brighter
weather.
| Miss Beers has had her hands more
than full for the past few days in re.
ceiving bulletins from the Minneapolis
convention, besides her regular work
which of itself has been excessive dur.
ing the week. The STAR therefore
greatly appreciates the favors it has
been shown by Miss Beers while she
was so greatly rushed with work.
See that new stock Of Clothing, Boots
and Shoes at Fargo's.