Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-09
SPRINGS SOUTH DAKOTA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 1892

HUI SIRl
G. A. Eastman departed last evening
for Omaha on business.
Chas. NJ. Shepherd, of Superior,
Nebr., is stopping at the Evans.
j. r. Phelan, division snperintend-
ent of the d. & Nj. road, was in the
city yesterday.
Fred Gillespie has gone to Sioux
Falls to attend the state fair He is
superintendent of the art department.
H. A. GODDARD has gone to Pine
Ridge agency with 100 head of cattle,
which will be issued to the red skins
by the government.
VIM. Martin will build his hotel
north of the Cothollcon depot 1t will
be about 5Ox6O feet i'll size, and con-
tain about 20 rooms.
Mrs. E. w. Terrill and daughter. Lille,
mother and sister of Mrs. r.. h. Warren.
arrvedThursday morning from Bridge.
water, S. Dak.. and will visit for a
few weeks.
Railroad commissioners Rice, Mckin-
ney and Smith, and surveyor general
Sullivan, were in the city this week.
and departed for the northern Hills
Thursday morning.
Remember the dramatic reading by
M;.,e E,,o NJ Sl,.,rt, N N.,l,
day and Thursday evenings. The lead
ing papers OF the country speak OF Eer
as "a matcilless reader
Mr.. William Ro1uct. of Ottnmwa.
Iowa, brother of Mrs. j. A. Pratt, came
in on the B. g. NJ. Saturday morning.
He is delighted with Hot Springs and
will make this place his home.
s. E. Wilson, wife aud sou Clifford
departed last evening for the Sinneap-
oils exposition. They will also visit
for few days in st Paul and Duluth.
and will probably he absent a couple
of weeks.
C. l.. Wood, chairman of tile demo-
cratic central committee for the seventh
judicial circuit has called nom
mating convention to be held at Buffalo
Gap on the 14th, to nominate Judge.
They will probably endorse MuUee.
The names of Rev. Frame and wife
and Rev. Leslie and wife were care
lessly omitted by the compositor. from
the mention last week of the banquet
gwen at the Evans by President
Hancher. They were present just the
same. for which favor they say they
are grateful.
S. l}. Colson who has been in the city
for the past eight weeks seeking re-
lief from asthma, will return to his
home at Fremont. Neh., mach bene-
fitted by his stay here. He spends
every summer here and is always
benefited. He fest went out to Mani
tou Springs. but that place didn't
agree with him. and he expects to here
after make this place his summer
home.
The fore part of next week Miss
Druse will move her millinery store To
the place lately vacated by j. Horri-
gan. on the corner of Chicago avenue
and Seventh street. and III the same
store Mrs. $. t. Taylor will open a
stock of ladies Furnishings and dress
making department. The location is
a very fine one and no doubt both
ladies will meet with tlattering sue
cess. Miss Druse is now in lincoln
purchasing her fall and winter stock
Of millinery.
News from the cholera infected dis
tricts of the old country is no more en-
couraging than week ago. People
are dying by the hundreds, and while
there is no direct information of the
dreadful scourge having reached this
country, the landing of the cholera
stricken ships so near American Ear-
bors has spread fear over the land.
Yet it is believed that with diligent
quarantine service and on account of
the lateness of the season there need
be no great fear of spread of the
epidemic in this country.
G. A. Springer departed for Chicago,
his home, last Tuesday evening. He
becomes moro infatuated with Hot
Springs and its possibilities every time
he visits the place. Beng gentleman
of extended travels, having visited the
principal watering places of the world,
he is well prepared to judge in the
matter, and he thinks that everything
indicates that we are to haze one of the
finest and most popular resorts to be
found, and he predicts a steady and
sure growth to greatness for our busy,
beautiful burg. MIR. Springer's in
terests here are quite extensive and he
will not be backward about making an
effort to benefit the city.
At meeting of the College trustees
Tuesday the following board was
elected for the ensuing year: j. b.
Dickover, president; j. b. Carnes,
vice president; s. E. Wilson, secretary;
H. u. Eaton. treasurer: Jesse ID. Searles,
financial secretary; f. w. Martin,
attorney. Miss Mande Wilson, of
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