Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-06-03
pbuilding of Hot Springs and Fall River Count,
HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY. JUNE 3 1882
The drunken hoboes should be run

LUG VCuukeu uOOOeS SuOUlO O0 run
in.
j. J. Cavanaugh, of O'Neil, Neb., is
in the city taking medical treatment.
j. M. Sexton, a b. & NJ. man from
Lincoln, spent Saturday in Hot
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, of Oelrichs.
were registered at the Gillespie Wed
nesday.
Col. Laird, of Pierre, and one of the
Soldiers Home board, arrived Thursday
morning for few days sojourn.
Andy Sedersop, of Sturgis, is taking
the baths for dyspepsia at the Sanitar.
ium. He reports that he is much i'm
proved.
If you want to advertise where it
will reach the most people, place 1T IN
the SrAR-the Oldest and largest paper
IN the country.
The merchants of Deadwood have
agreed to close their stores at 8 p. m.
until Sept. 1st, which is greatly ap.
prsciated by their employees.
Rev. }. H. Broz, of st. Paul, Neb.. is
IN the city visiting Father Cassidy. He
is much pleased with Hot Springs and
sees much to admire about our city.
1t pays to advertise in the STAR BE-
cause it has a la-ge circulation among
all classes. Everybody takes tits
subscription list is unequaled IN the
southern Hills.
q. w. Chaplin, an old resident of
Chadron, Neb., and who bnilt the first
hotel in that town stopped at the Par
rott house while transacting business
in the city, Monday.
E. ID. Norton and wife returned yes.
terday morning. Mrs. Norton has
been visiting in Kansas City for few
weeks and Mr.. Norton went after her
after attending the democratic conven-
tion. at Yankton.
Capt. Lucas delivered the address at
Rapid City on Decoration day, upon
invitation of the G.. A. r. post of that
city. The Rapid Journal printed it in
full, and it was most eloquent and
excellent address.
A. B. Smith and wife, of Omaha, ar
rived = few days ago and Mrs. Smith
will remain about month, testing
the virtues of our medicinal springs.
Mr.. Smith is assistant general passen-
oar aoent for the n g. M
George A. Stabler and wife, of the
Wind Cave hotel. were in the city
Tuesday. They report that work upon
the new hotel is progressing finely and
that it will be entirely finished and
open for the accommodation of guests
in about q week.
}. w. Joyce, manager of W. /. Col.
vert's furniture business. Informs us
that they will build an addition to the
rear Of their store, 22x25 in size. IN
order to give them more room for their
large stock of furniture which they ex-
pect next week.
j. w. Ransdell is registered at the
Parrott. He has lately heen all
through the Hills, at Rapid City, Gus
ter, Hill City. Deadwood and Lead. and
he says that Hot Springs is the livliest
and most fourishing town in this sec.
tion of the country.
One of Ted Petty's fine, large teams
got away while being hitched up yes
terday afternoon and started, partially
h,tched to the buggy. They were soon
loose from that, however, and made a
great race around two or three blocks,
coming back to their startling place.
The only damage was the breaking of
the buggy pole and seat.
States Attorney S. E. Wilson depart
ed on Tuesday night for Madison, this
state, to be present at the commence
ment exercises of the state normal
school at that place. Mr.. Wilson is
one Of the trustees of that institution.
From Madison he will go to Mime.
apolis to attend the national convention,
Mrs. Wilson will leave here in time to
join her husband in attending the
national convention. Mr.. Wilson ex-
YCCuS 0ASO W OC HlCoONo 6U VIC tuCCVluK
Of the state central committee at Mad
ison on the 10Th.
j. 2. Sidey, of the firm OF sldey &
Moore, returned Wednesday from
another trip to the Bad Lands after
specimens, and he secured some very
beautiful ones. They have collection
at their store well worth ones while to
inspect. They are considering the
advisab,lity of taking an assortment
Of their specimens aud curiosities to the
Worlds Fai-, which We trust they will
decide to do. for 1t would unquestion-
ably be Of great benefit to this city to
be represented by such an elegant dis
play Of specimens gathered from this
locality.
Chas. Elliott and !. w. Mcbride
had been fast friends for some time
The latter had some money and q
watch, the former had neither. They
were rooming together at the K l.
restaurant. Sometime during Mon
day night Elliott riAed his partners
pockets and took his watch and enough
money to have q glorious time ON the
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