Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-09

Of welcome from Mayor Dickover,
followedsby toasts from DIR. Jenn-
ings, of this city, DIR. Bradley, of
Peoria, III, DR.. McNaughton, Or.
Holland, DIR. Hotf, DIR. Eckley,
Chambers kellsr, CT this city, Hon.
John r. Wilson, of Deadwood,
DR.. Ferguson, DR.. Wade, DR.. Nc
Cleary, DR.. Hiett, DR.. Cheney,
DR.. Jenkins and w. H. Frye.
They were all interesting and
happily received. Never in the
history of Hot Springs has there
been happier or more enjoyable
gathering, and seldom is a mere
gratifying aud delicious banquet
served anywhere.
Wednesday the entire party was
conveyed to Cascade, where they
spent few hours in viewing the
Big Geyser and the other points
of interest, returning early in the
day, and pronounced themselves
still more surprised with the won
derful attraction of this place as a
health and pleasure resort.
Then with another plunge in the
evening" complete circus, with
side show attachments. in witness
ing DR.. Holland make his memoir
able toboggan plungc-the festivi-
ties of this pleasant visit from these
distinguished visitors were con-
sidered at AN end, and the evening
was spent in social chats and fare
we'll and-shakes, as they were to
leave on Thursday morning at
seven o'clock for Deadwood.
Our citizens were greatly pleased
with the visit of this intelligent
body of physicians, and were much
gratifed to have them here. The
weather was not what we had
hoped for, being the first disagree
able weather we have had this tall;
yet the doctors seemed satisfied
with it and we should not com.
plain. We only hope that they may
came again lii the summer. Many
OF them hope to, and they all eX
pect to send some of their patients
here for the baths, so that they
will probably each be we'll repre-
sented here from this time forward.
EXPRESSIONS PHoNoGRAPHED.
DR.. ]. A. McKlveen, of Chari-
ton: Ia.-I have travelled from the
Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic.
from the Lakes to the Gulf of
Mexico, and [ am more favorably
impressed with Hot Springs as a
health resort than any place / have
ever visited. 1t is far ahead of
Colorado Springs. Your scenery
equals the finest.
DIR. ]. w. Ferguson, of Ottum-
wal think the Springs, consider
ing the delightful Climate and
everything else, is one of the most
favorite places in the country.
DIR. VIM. Bradley, of Galesburg.
Ill.-Words are inadequate for me
to express my sentiments concern
ing the beauty of the surroundings.
the health-giving atmosphere, and
the delightful healing baths. Hot
Springs is magnificent place.
The trip to Cascade was huge.
DR.. F. M. Hiett, of Red Oak.
have very high opinion of Hot
Springs as resort. Better than
any l know of. Waters are strong
ly medicinal, and certainly your
prospects are very bright.
DR.. II. d. Bradley, of Peoria,
Ill.-My opinion is most favorable
concerning the Springs, its waters
and all | am delighted.
]. Nj. Bechtel, OF the 'sBurling
ton"-lt is needless for me to say
anything of Hot Springs. l have
placed myself on record by pur.
chasing property. The place is
going way ahead. don't know Of
hotel west of Chicago with finer
service, and one better managed
than the Evans. You will need
more just like 1t, and soon.
DR.. Geo. F. jenkins, of KeokalS.
II think Hot Springs is bound te
be great health resort. The
waters are excellent; the climate
and scenery add greatly to its ad
vantage; can't say too much; never
had nicer week in my life.
DR.. John Green, of Council
Bluffs. s.-An greatly pleased will
your climate; baths are finest evel
saw anywhere; your magnificen
business blocks and hotels indicat,
your confidence; am very mucl
pleased with the place as healtl
res ort.
DIR. ]. A. Rawls, of Creston.-
From my observations and tn
chemical analysis | think tin
waters will be most beneficial fo
skin diseases, and for stomach
. troubles. Your town is bustling
growing one, composed of coul