Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-05-27
William Allen is over from Cascade

The Parrott house has bran new
piano in their parlor.
Mr.. Hobson, of Newcastle, is. over
from that berg, taking course of
baths.
The Union and Phillips Boomer
blocks are nearly completed to the
second story.
The family of Charley Garfield, Jack
Davis new assistant, will move to Hot
Springs next week.
N. Fodrea, a travelling man from
Omaha. is soliciting orders and taking
the baths in our city.
A number of seats have lately been
placed in James Park and also in the
vicinity of the pavilion.
The city engineer has been at work
this week running the lines for tue
new side walk from the Catholicon to
the city.
Rev. Dobson, of Rapid City, has
been here couple of days on his re.
turn from the General Conferance at
Omaha.
They are making . collection of pet.
niied wood at the Catholicon and have
secured several very fine
specimens.
j. W. Jones. of the Herald, expects
to tske trip to his old home in Iowa
in short time, and will he absent a
month or more.
Our former townsman, A. NJ. Me-
Carly now merchant of Oclrichs, is
in the city on business and is quarter
ed with mlne host Gillespie.
The wife of Mr.. Ryan one of the
II. & NJ. engineers, is quite sick. On
account of "a wreck somewhere on the
road Mr.. Ryan is not at home.
The plunge bath is we'll patron,zed
those warm days. Work on the tobog-
gems has been suspended until sup
ply of copper can be procured from the
east.
Mr.. Muggy formerly of the Avenue
house, has fitted up neat boarding
house opposite the Buffalo Gap Cos.
lumber yards and is now ready for
business.
Jos. Vincent has had the sidewalk in
front of his store Uttered with a car
load of furniture that he received this
week. Joe is bound to keep up with
the times.
Arthur Woodward lately employed
by Jack Davis. went out OH the b. e.
NJ. yesterday morning to Hill City.
where he has accepted u position in q
barber shop.
The : rheumatic ram on tho Elk
horn fairly shines now. as they have u
neat new coach and baggage car. The
old ones We're taken up to the Belle
Fourche run.
j. a. Stanley has been busy during
the week moving his bonseloa effects
to the city. He has rented the Cromwell
building and will occupy it until his
residence is finished
Grading on River avenue is pro-
crossing finely the last few days. 1t
the present rate Of progress is main
tanned it will not be long until the
work will be finished.
The Herald Of Wednesday strikes
the right keynote when it declares war
on the worthless dogs that infest the
town. Tax the dogs and then kill
those that are not tagged.
You shouldn't forget the straw
berries and ice cream to he dishel up
by the ladies of the Congregational
church this evening. at Harry Sparks
building on Chicago avenue.
Street commissioner Brennan has for
some time been industriously engaged
in putting down cross walks and inn
proving the condition of the streets in
general. All these changes are duly
hy our citizens and Mr..
Brennan grows more popular.
Mrs. Richer, mother of j. A. Richer,
and Miss Carrie ketchum expect to
go TO lhe l'alleS, oregon, IN rev
weeks. Miss Ketchum's father makes
his headquarters at that place ard the
ladies will probably reside there per-
manently.
E. Phernetton reports that he has
struck a we'll of flowing, warm water.
the temperature of which is about 80
degrees. This water contains good
medicinal properties and it is the in
tention of Mr.. Phsrnetton to erect a
large bath house in the near future.
Theatre goers Of the city and vicinity
will be pleased to know that E. L.
Webster, manager Of the Peavey
Grand Opera House, Sioux City. is de-
sirous Of booking first class troups for
the Black Hills circuit. He has writ
ten Frank Evans in regard to the mat
ter and also about the prices for the
opera house in this city. None but
the very best talent will be sent out as
the name and reputation of this gentle
man guarantee. This is refreshing
news for Black Hills people who have
been compelled so often to witness the
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