Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
The City in Brief.

The concert tomorrow evening at
college chapel by Miss Douglass and
the Orphean Qnartette will be pleas
ing affair.
w. A. Root has returned from Rapid
City where he has been for few
weeks. He is again at Roots
pharmacy.
There is talk of taking the band over
to Oelrlchs next Wednesday evening,
to be present at the republican rally.
Good scheme.
Miss. Arlie Douglass will give mu-
steal concert tomorrow evening at
college chapel to be assisted by the
Orphean Quartet.
Chauncey Wood, the democratic
nominee for congress, has gone to the
Independent camp, and has taken the
stump for that party.
And now Chadron has found pet
ritied man, we'll developed, etc, etc.
They are getting too numerous to be
curiosities, or very valuable.
O. Ferguson has taken charge of the
Catholicon for the present, until the
company make arrangements for its
occupancy during the winter.
DIR. Adams has been renewing the
acquaintance of his family during the
week. He says he will return about
the first of the year to remain.
Walt Knowlton returned Sunday
morning from his business trip east.
He says about ten thousand people are
daily visiting the worlds fair.
People got hustle on them the fore
part of the week and got their heating
stoves in working order. The weather
is not cold but damp and chilly.
Messrs. Boomer, johnson, Eastman,
Norton, Harris and Wade are the
democratic orators who will stump the
county, starting ont next Monday.
Col. Thornby is in the city, prepared
to take the final decision of the dele
gates to senatorial convention Of the
41st district, on Saturday evening.
A. w. Carey, a prominent farmer
near Hermosa and an old soldier, is
stopping at the soldiers home and
taking baths for scatic rheumatism.
A very interesting article will APP
pear next week from one of the parties
who recently returned from trip to
the Yellowstone Park. Watch for it.
One week from today the city schools
will celebrate Columbus day IN a
becoming manner. very interesting
program having been arranged for the
occasion.
Reports reach this city that on We'd
nesday they had fall Of about four
feet and half Of snow in the region
of Fort Laramie. 1t hardly seems
credible.
If the STAR had a few columns Of
space to spare, it might give list of
persons who will have their names
presented as candidates tomorrow, be-
fore the republican convention.
On Monday evening the young peo-
ple's concert will be a delightful treat.
Go and hear the "Gypsy Girls" the
"Baby Pianist" "Baby Vocalist all
in costume. At college chapel at 7:3O
p. m.
John Andrews arrived in the city
Tuesday morning, on his way home to
Hermosa from Hunter, N. OAK, where
he had been visiting his parents. John
thinks there is no place like the Black
Hills, and none so desirable as Hot
Springs for a residence.
Luther Drake, banker, G. G..
Hughes, general superintendent, H. G.
Burt, general manager, j. E. Aims
worth, civil engineer. of Omaha, E. c.
Harris, division superintendent, F. A.
Haines, of Deadwood, E. NJ. Long, of
Chadron and s. A. Teal, of Missouri
Valley, all connected with the Elkhorn
line, registered at the Evans Thursday
night.
Capt. Lucas and Z. Fl. Sheldon, can
didates for congress and governor,
respectively, will arrive at Oelrichs
next Wednesday morning and speak
there in the evening. 1t will lie an
excellent opportunity for Fall River
county republican candidates to show
themselves to our rural friends in the