Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-30
The City in Brief.


Fred Gillespie reports an excellent
time at the state fair, and says it was
a success.
Dr. Flick, of Rapid City. the old war
horse of democracy was taking in the
city Wednesday.
L.. l.. Thayer will soon move into
one of those pleasant store rooms in
the Boomer block.
Mrs. j. r. Parks has gone east on a
five weeks visit with her parents at
New Albany, Ind.
The latest report of Don Porter is
that he has charge of the famous Tenn
pleton hotel ait Salt Lake City.
The Minncpajuta people are con-
templating some extensive improve
ments between now and spring.
The cholera has left the port of New
York, and it is believed that all fur
ther danger from the plague is past.
And now Sandy Moody is said to be
aspiring to fill county treasurer Brad
ley's shoes. Will wonders never cease?
The ladies of the Baptist church Will
give chicken pie supper on Friday
evening, Oct. Z, i'll the Pkillips-Boomer
block.
DIR. V. r. McGillycuddy came down
from Rapid City Tuesday to see how
it seemed to be in a live town for
awhile.
The M. II. Sociable at Mrs. Fargo's
last Saturday night was largely
attended and very enjoyable evening
was passed.
A band of Sioux Indians are camped
in Mammoth spring addition this week,
viewing old familiar haunts about
Minnekahta.
II. HI. Cossitt has sold his ranch down
on the Cheyenne to Carl Herzberg, of
Wisner, Neb., who will move upon it
in the spring.
DIR. Stewart and I. R. Grow and wife
went up to Deadwood Wednesday
morning to hear Hon. j. Nj. Thurston
speak that evening.
Over the hallway in the new Boom
er block in the large plate glass. the
words "Boomer Block are finely
ground in the glass.
The versatile Dan Nourse is now
city editor of the Deadwood Pioneer,
and is making the local columns ring
with interesting items.
Mrs. Phillips mother, Mrs. Clark, of
Canton, S. d., and MIR. and Mrs. Mill
edge arrived Thursday morning. and
will visit for few weeks.
The Stewart bath house has not beel
formally thrown open yet, but severa
parties have bathed there ant
they report it simply elegant.
Gen'l. Manager Holdredge and divi
sion Supt. phclan. of the b. & NJ, in
company with A. NJ. Brown, Of Bos
ION, visited Cascade yesterday.
Adjutant general Geo. w. Carpen.
ter is here from Watertown collecting
the rifles sent out by the state durins
the Indian scare two years ago.
Capt. Gardner was in the city few
days upon his return from attending
the worlds fair commission meeting
III the eastern part of the state.
Rev. j. B. Carnes has concluded tt
build another residence in the city. Il
will be in Highland addition, one blocl
west Of Rev. Andrews residence.
Custer was represented in the cit,
last Sunday by the following repre-
sentative people: S. N. Fitch and wife
Miss +. L. Fitch, L. w. Delicate and A
j. Reder.
Rev's. Cooper and White attended
the meeting of the Black Hills Presby
terry at Hill City last week, and report
very pleasant gathering and an en-
ioyable trip.
G. A. Eastman's new residence or
that beautiful projection on College
hill is assuming handsomer proportion,
every day, and when completed viii
be a beauty.
G. A. Eastman departed last even
ing for Omaha to purchase materia
for the addition to the Catholicor
hotel, and new bath tubs. There vii
he sixty rooms in the addition to th'
hotel. New tubs are being put in th'
bath house, and when they get through
no one will recognize the place. Be
sides all this they expect to begin worl