Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-07-29

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throughout and much appreciated.
One thing the Hot Springs Chautau-
qua has TO compliment itself upon is
the fact that it seldom fails in having
all the speakers it advert,ses. and more.
People who attend the entire session
have been treated to all they were
promised. and this year will be no ex-
ception.
If the people of Hot Springs are
wise they will exert themselves toward
making this years assembly a success
financially. Other Hills towns are
very ANXIOUS of securing the assembly
and are willing to pay handsomely for
it. and unless an effort is put forth by
our townspeople we fear that it may
go from us. The advertising that Hot
Springs secures through these annual
assemblies is alone worth more to each
citizen than the cost Of a season ticket,
and it would be of considerable en-
couragment to the Chautauaua trus-
tees if everyone interested in the city
would 'lend hand by purchasing a
season ticket. They will fully get
their moneys worth if they will attend.
but even though they do not, they
should consider we'll the fact of the
benefits of having the assembly here;
of how it is sure to improve and grow
each year, and the loss we will sustain
and the detrlment it will be to have
the Chauttuqua go to some other Hills
town. 1t must not be permitted, but
it will take the aid of our people to
keep 1T here.
C.. G. Fargo, of this city, was chosen
state central committeeman from this
county.
MIR. and Mrs. Crow and Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen were over from Cascade We'd
nesday.
Who says Hot Spring isn't lively?
Take a stroll about the different hotels
and see.
Mollring Bros. are getting very nice
ly settled in their pleasant, cool, new
quarters.
Editor Ballou came over from the
Gap Monday to attend the stockmen's
meeting.
w. H. Brightman has gone to Sher-
idan. Wyo., to engage in the meat
business.
Division Supt Harris came over yes
terday in his special car, accompanied
by his family. They all enjoyed a
plunge.
MAnulED.-On Monday the 25th at
the Congregational parsonage, Frank
Slack to Emma Latfertv, both of Bo-
dark, Neb.
Ed Stenger, one of the leading stock
men and lanchers of the Black Hills,
and an all round fine fellow, was in
the city Monday.
The delegates to the state ccnven-
tion returned Sunday morning pretty
we'll decorated with badges. the princi.
pal one being "Old Shady"
w. +. Wyatt was in from his Chey-
enne ranch Wednesday and informed
the STAR that the crop prospects in his
lnelghborhoOd were excellent.
Rev. earns was in the city Monday
and favored the STAR with a pleasant
call. He will be here with his family
to the close of the Chautauqua.
NJ. j. Dawling, city passenger agent
of the b. & NJ. at Omaha, has been in
the city with his wife FOR several days,
greatly enjoying the beauties Of our
resort.
MIR. and Mrs. o. Lovanger, of Til
/, ford, $. d., are guests of MIR. and Mrs.
$. j. Seldom. and will remain for a
month ENJOYING the beauties of Hot
Springs.
The wife of city Marshal Carr, of
Deadwood. and Mrs. NJ. Ward of the
same place. were guests of Mrs. Jos.
Petty during the w. Z. I. U. con-
vention.
There was scrap up at the stucco
works Wednesday. The foreman
jumped upon fellow named Gould
for some reason. and pummeled him
up somewhat.
Joseph Vincent will have an excel.
lent place to display his hardware and
furniture. now that he has the place
recently vacated by Mollring Bros, to.
gether with his oldsiand.
DIR. Marden was in the city Sunday
to make final arrangements for taking
charge of the new hotel about Aug. 5th.
He has been east again during the
week arranging for help and other
necessaries.
The Minnekahta bath wagon rolled
down the embankment on the steep
hill just south of the Gillespie Tuesday
afternoon and gave the occupants
severe shaking up, and bruising them
more or less.
Thos. j. Zook and wife are stopping
in the city. Mr.. Zook represents the
Campbell Live Stock Commission Co.,
and will look after the companv's bust.
ness in the Hills during the shipping