Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-26
Mrs. H. 7. Catlin and SON Carl. de-
parted last evening for few weeks
visit with friends in Iowa.

BoRN-To the wife of John Gillespie
on Wednesday Aug. Oath, 1892, a boy.
1t is of course the finest boy IN the
city.
A large new plunge bath has been
commenced at Cascade, and from the
Geyser's description it will be a
beauty.
There is report that the democrats
and Independents will fuse on w. Il.
LaFleiche for the legislature. We
wonder?
A. @. Kellar, brother of Chambers, is
back from Chadron for a brief visit.
He has been in the employ Of the Elk
horn company.
w. l.. Judkins and wife returned
from their Iowa visit last Friday morn
ing accompanied by Mrs. ). G. Bean,
Mrs. Judkins mother.
A. G. Walker, one Of Hermosa's
brightest young business men stopped
in the city over night this week while
enroute to and from Custer.
Very heavy rain storms on Saturday
and Monday nights soaked the parched
earth up in good shape, since which
time the weather has been cool and
pleasant.
The Elkhorn has moved the switch
that was in front Of the Evans a little
further south, so that rock may be un-
loaded for the new bath house that has
been started.
F. j. Green can't live anywhere else
in the city than in the locality where
he recently sold, and has therefore
commenced building him new house
just north of his old place.
Jack Davis has sold his barber shop
in the Evans to l.. A. Adams, of ST.
Louis. Mr.. Adams will take possess
ion in day or two. Jack stsll has
his shop opposite the Gillespie.
AS before announced III these col
umns, Bishop Warren will deliver a
lecture at the college chapel in this
city next Monday evening, upon his
return from the conference at Custer.
All should make it a point to hear
HIM.
Rev. Brown. of Spear6sh, suverin-
tendent of the Congregational churches
of the Black Hills, was in the city
Wednesday and Thursday arranging
to move his family to this place within
a couple Of weeks. They will be
heartily welcomed to our beautiful
city.
Mr.. Speer anticipates putting in a
job Office up town. There are only
three good job Offices in town now, and
of course there is big thing in an
other one for some one, but we would
prefer that Mr.. Speer should have the
experience with the fourth than our
self.
The new bath house south of the
Evans will be V shaped, one wing
being 1O4 feet long, the other 124, and
each 80 feet wide, three stories high.
The architectural design is very pretty.
1t will contain about 20 bath rooms.
Walter Scott is experimenting the con-
struction.
Charley Dayton is back from his
visit with relatives in Iowa. and at
once assumed his experimenting of
trains between here and the Gap.
What surprises everybody is that such
a handsome, gallant gentleman as
Charley should succeed in always re.
turning alone.
E. R. Purcell, editor of the Custer
County Chief, of Broken Bow. Nebr.,
arrived in the city last Monday, and
will visit with his cousin, w. w. Root,
for few days more. This is not his
first visit here, and he is astonished at
the rapid growth Of the place. with
such magnificent stone blocks.
The STAR was in error last week in
giving the description of the property
south of the city that was purchased
by H. A. GODDARD, of d. I. jackson.
The deal was made by Connor Bros,
and Mr.. GODDARD purchased the undi-
yided half interest in the two forties
adjoining the Catholicon addition.
Business men IN the frame blocks
about the city are now on the alert
concerning the miserable fues in some
places, and complain that they are not
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