Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-30
G. A. Springer. arrived Thursday

morning to look after his interests
here. He finds 1T difficult to get just
the kind of a family he wants on his
above the city. He viii re-
main about week.
The bridge across the river on Sew
enth street is now in its proper place
and is good bridge. 1t has foot
bridge in connection with it. The
Eighth street bridge is now being
changed.
&C. Taylor. one of the Custer
county delegates to the senatorial con-
vention, was in the city Wednesday.
accompanied by his family. They
We're EN- route to his fathers i'll Clay
county. this state.
W. E. Rowland has been dangerous
ly i'll for the past week, and at this
writing (vhursday) there is scarcely
any hopes of his recovery He is a
member of the Masonic lodge, and this
order is kindly caring for him.
Lew Halls minstrels gave two per-
formances in this city OH Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings to good sized
audiences. They greatly pleased the
people, all prononnc;ng it the finest
minstrel troupe that ever visited the
city.
Mrs. S. j. Wood. mother of Mrs. j.
A. Stanley, departed Tuesday evening
for her former home at jackson, Mich.
where she will visit for some time.
She will also visit with relatives at
Lansing, and other places, and expects
to be absent from Hot Springs few
months.
Landlord Martins horse became
frightened at the Georgia Minstrel's
band Wednesday and ran down Sixth
street and jumped into the creek, and
but for timely assistance the animal
would have drowned. The buggy seat
was broken of-the only damage
sustained.
Mrs. III. \. Washburne, of Mitchell,
is in the city selling an excellent
History of Dakota written bv
Frances Chamberlain Holley. Mrs.
Washbuine is very interesting lady.
and while she insists that she is not a
hook peddler'' she is disposing of a
great many copies of this desirable
history.
Florenao e. kronse, of West Point,
Neb., who was here for few weeks
during the summer for his health, was
50 greatly benefited, and so we'll
pleased with the city, that he has sent
a plan for cottage to his friend
MIR. Blunck, to secure bids for its con-
strIction. He desires to build at once
upon the lot he purchased in Stewards S
addition, Just east of Mr.. Blunck 5
MIR. Krouse will make this place l.ls
home.
And who will say that the ladies Of
Hot Springs are not hustlers. Two
months ago they set out to raise 5000
as their quota of the Worlds Fair fund
for the ladies, and have more than
realized their desires. To raise this
they have given excursions, entertain
ments, and parties of various kinds,
and in fact worked harder than some
men would for the entire sum. For
push and enterprise we will bank on
the ladies of Hot Springs.
Next month Major Campbell The
courteous adjutant at the soldiers
home will assume the editorship Of a
monthly journal to be called 1.-The
Veterans Bivouac.' As its name IN.
dicates it will be devoted to the in
terests of the old soldiers. 1t will be
published by the Bivouac Publishing
Co., composed of veterans. There is
no reason why it should not prove sue
cess. The Major will retain his pres
ent positlon:o course, but will find
time to interest his comrades at the
same time.
A delightful occasion was the assem-
bly, of pleasant circle of friends at
the home of Mrs. l.. b. White, in Cold
Brook last Saturday evening. The
Misses Pegg and Taylor enlivened the
company with music and elocution.
Refreshments were served and after
singing that good old song of the
heart, God be with us till we meet
again" all went to their homes with
joyous hearts and the best of good will
for our genial hostess.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
Ill.,