Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-12-02

We are favored With summer
weather.
George Turner's little daughter is
quite i'll at this writing.
George Young, Superior, Nebraska,
is bathing at the Catholicon.
Hon. John r. Wilson, Of Deadwood,
is transacting business in the city.
Prof. Stinson will soon give
an entertainment in the opera house.
Z. R. Cushman has sold his cottage
on Third street and Jennings avenue
to Barlow & Co.
Architect Cushmau will commence
thu erection of his new residence in a
very short time.
Rev. A. A. Brown returned thus
morning from another missionary trip
into Wyoming.
Geo. Gibson has returned from Har.
rison, Nebr., where be had quite a
large job of plastering.
The school bond election on the 18th
will be just too lovely for ANYTHING
because the ladies will vote.
Miss May Bremen enjoyed her
Thanksgiving with friends at Hermosa,
returning to the city Sunday.
kA,Joe Dennis has built a new bay
window upon his residence, adding
much to the attractivehess CT his pleas.
ant ha.ne.
Contractors Petty and Willor are
putting on foot Of gravel on
Eighth street between Lincoln and
Chicago avenues.
Chambers Kellar will at once COM
mence the erection of $1,000 house on
College hill, on the brow of the hill
opposite the mayors residence.
Rev. Anderson returned last evening
from attending the Ministerial Associa-
tion at Lead City. He reports an ex-
cellent attendance and very interest
ing meeting.
The plans for the city hall. to he
erected at once, at cost of $4,000,
will be submitted to, and acted upon
by the city council at their regular
meeting Monday next.
DR.. q. A. Siddons came down from
Hermosa Thursday to see how the race
for the position o. commandant Of the
soldiers home was progressing. The
doctor says he is in 1T good and strong.
Supt. Brooke and family are now
residents of Hot Springs, for the winter
at least, and are occupying one of Mr.
Bradley's residences on College hill.
He sends two children to the College.
Clark, the nimrod, retnrned from
the sand hills this week. and If all re-
ports are to he believed. he. has killed
and shipped enough geese and ducks
to supply the entire Hills country.
Frank Callahan is very low. and his
demise is hourly expected. He is
suffering from d complication of
different troubles. Milk is the only
noufishment he has taken for about
two weeks.
| The board Of directors for the Sol.
diers' Home meet in Sioux Falls the
7th inst. to appoint successor to
Captain Lucas the present command.
ant. The Captain will undoubtedly
remain in charge until spring.
The new Congregational church i,
nearly completed and is one Of the
most handsome edi6ces in the city. II
Rev. Frame Is due great crodit fol
this truly great ornament to the city
They hope to have it finished by
Christmas.
Architect Cushman had an interest
ing article IN recent mum ber of tn
American Sportsman upon his trip {,
the sand hills of Nebraska after tn
festive goose. Z. r. seems to handl
the pen with as much ease as he doe
his gun.
The STAR has been very negligen
about acknowledging from job
Richer the receipt Of some very fin
oysters direct from the beach, in til
shell, and as clammy and life-like a
one might desire. They were dispose
o! in elegant style. and all to the goo
health Of thoughtful Johnny.
DIR. N. NJ. Wade and w. r. Parl
will have the management of th
Stewart bath house, and expect to 500
throw it open to the public. This
an elegant bath house. fitted out wit