Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-04-01
SNAP SHOTS
ABOUT THE CITY.
April Fools day.

April Fools day.
G. l.. Tubbs arrived from Michigan
Tuesday.
How many times has the practical
joker caught You today?
o. S. Marden. of Kearney, is IN town
having arrived Tuesday.
G. w. Hungerford's family came in
from Hill City Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Benedict took a
"Trip to Cascade on Wednesday.
Landlord Morrisy, of Chadron, Nebr.
was in the Springs Wednesday.
A new street sprinkler is the latest
addition to the useful liz the upper
town.
G. l.. Rhinemouth, formerly of this
city but now of Newcastle, stopped
over Sunday in town.
Captain Lucas and Chas. Fargo re-
turned from the convention at Cham
berlain Wednesday morning.
County Supt. Brooke left this MORN
ing for Spearfi>h to attend the Black
Hills educational association meeting.
w. III. Stanley, of the First Nation
al Bank, will leave for Sioux Falls to-
morrow to attend the coming session
of the U. S. court.
Joseph Petty, wife and children left
on the B. & NJ. Monday afternoon for
Ashland, Neb., to put their Oldest
child under treatment with DIR. Man
field of that place.
r. H. Poate, of St. Paul, has been
taking baths for three weeks at the
Catholicon. He came here suffering
from sciatic rheumatism and is now
completely cured.
John F. Parks, cashier of the First
National Bank, and PARTY of friends
departed for Nebraska Thursday to
spend few days hunting ducks.
They will return Monday.
One of the wheels of the Minnekahta
bath wagon ran off near the Sulphur
Spring, Wednesday evening. AL
though nine persons were in the wagon
at the time none were injured.
Martin VanBuren Osmer, land agent
for the Cascade company, was in town
the fore part of the week and regaled
us with the story that robin had been
camping at Cascade all winter.
The Custer Dramatic Club found ii
necessary to postpone their appoint
menf for last Saturday evening at the
opera house. They will he here some
time during the second week in April.
Clyde Gould, booking agent for the
Black Hills circuit, came in Monday
morning ON the B. & NJ. and left for
Chadron the same evening. At that
place he met Mabel Shows bnrlesque
company which will play at the opera
house April 9th.
A gentleman from Oakland, Nebr.
MIR. A. &. Anderson, has been at the
Catholicon for the past four weeks
taking the baths for rheumatism. He
reports that he has been steadily i'm.
proving and IN short time expects tc
be entirely cured.
Hon. Cortez Salmon, State Sunerin.
tendent of schools, arrived at the
Springs on Monday morning and spent
day or two at this famous resort. He
was on his way to attend the teachers
association at Spearfish which is to be
held the first and second of April.
Rev. G. H. Mckee held his final
service in the Baptist church last Sun.
day and at meeting of the society 1T
was voted to extend call to Rev. D.N
Mason of Waukon, Iowa, who, it is
expected, will be here in few weeks
to take permanent charge of the work
Gen. Palmer, commander Of the G..
A. r., will deliver a lecture in the
Minnekahta Opera House, Saturday
evening. Admission free. Music viii
he furnished by the Orphean Quartette
The general is an entertaining speaker
and those who attend the lecture will
be we'll repaid for their trouble.
G. H. Whiteman, H. N. VanSickle
S. l.. Ingram, j. o. Brown and B. Tim
norman, all of Chicago arrived in the
Springs Tuesday. The gentlemen
have already visited Deadwood ani
the Northern Hills and considerable
speculation has been ,ndalged in as tt
the object of their trip to this part Of
the country.
Chet Dike's combined circus ant
inenagarie gave a celluloid perform
ance at the opera house Friday last
Doc Pierce, the genial real estate
hustler, acted as general bnsines!
manager. The STAR force, not bavine
been provided with "comps," did MOI
attend-in fact we have made stree
search and due inquiry and have