Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-06-24
J. w. Brady and wife, of Minnekah-
ia, were visiting in the city Monday.

John Boncline, formerly employed
in the meat market next to the Palace
restaurant, is now working for Bob
Sham.
A. Z. Wagner and p. A. Rydberg,
who were here collecting specimens
last week departed for Hermosa
Monday.
A porch is being built around the
new Minnekahta hotel. THIS grand
building is rapidly receiving its finish
ing touches.
l.. E. Thayer has built large brick
bake oven and is now more than ever
prepared TO supply good bread to his
customers.
John H. Marble spent Wednesday
of this week in Hot Springs. He was
on his way from Deadwood to New
castle, Wyo.
Mrs. NJ. v. Osmer, wife Of the Cas-
cade real estate man, departed for
Chicago last Saturday, for short visit
with relatives.
The new proprietors Of the steam
laundry have worked up very ilatter-
ing business, and will soon move into
a larger building.
Mrs. Will H. Stanley departed for
Lincoln last Monday evening, where
she will visit with relatives for ten
days or two weeks.
l.. j. Kearnoy, of David City, Neb.,
has been in the city the past three
weeks taking the baths. His condition
is now much improved.
Sturgis is making great preparations
for celebrating the Fourth. A good
program has been prepared and an ex-
cellent time is Anticipated.
The rain storm Monday evening
flooded the basement of the electric
light plant. and consequently the lights
went out for short time.
M. Melbourne, we'll known through
ont the Hills, Is editor of the Atlantic
Wave, breezy independent paper,
published at Atlantic, Iowa.
William Allen, of Cascade. was IN
the city few days during the week.
Sunday he drove out to Wind Cave
and spent several hours viewing that
curiosity.
H. A. Calland, formerly of Oelrichs.
now successful real estate broker in
Chicago. was in the city yesterday. hav-
ing been called out to settle up some
business matters at Oelrichs.
Chicago avenue along the river is
now down nearly to its grade. and will
soon be thrown open to travel. Then
with good wide sidewalk it will be
an elegant thoroughfare.
Judge Dudley is making arrange
ments 20 throw open his hotel during
the Soldiers Reunion on the 29th and
Both. 1t is a nice roomy hotel. and we
hope the Judge may decide to keep 1T
open.
Wednesday three gentlemen, Messrs.
Joseph Shrank. Jr.. George Dean and
Jacob Reinhardt, from David City,
Neb.. arrived in the city to spend a
short time taking baths. They
are stopping at the Parrott.
We understand that petitions are
being circulated throughout the county
asking that each of the county COM
missioners resign his Office. 1t is fur
ther stated that the petitions are be-
ing very numerously signed.
Messrs. McGintle and Barton, two
prominent citizens lf WILDER. Neb., are
stopping in the city a few days for
recreation. The former is member
of the law firm of Hastings & McGintie
and Mr.. Barton is sheriff of Saline
county.
E. r. Adams has his apparatus in or
der for giving the compound oxygen
treatment. which is so highly recom-
nlended for many diseases, but parti-
cuiarily nasal troubles. His place is
on Seventh street, second door east of
STAR Office.
Geo. Il. Lanning. who has been test
ing the virtues of Hot Springs water
for few months, departed for his
HONlc dt IlSlu, .. W, Clc IoTc part OI
the week, very materially benefited,
and he will ALWAYS have a kind word
to say for our resort.
Miss Maude Brooks, very we'll aud
favorably known in this city, having
resided here last summer with her
mother, was married at Deadwood last
week 20 Mr.. Chas. Knight, who Is con-
nected with that popular magazine,
"Once a Week They will reside in
New York.
Among the Omaha people who have
been enjoying the beauties of our city
during the past week are J.C Carson,
A. B. Smith. ". p. Fowler. Ed. U.
Watt. E. E. Stewart, w. H. Bradrick,
Miss Belle Bradrick and Mrs. H. L..
Ramacciotte.
Lincoln. Neb., has been pretty we'll
represented here during the week by
R. w. Watt. Mrs. G. Harris. Miss Har-
wood and sister, Chas Danhacll. Mrs.
VIM. Leonard, Mrs. w. Hargraves,