Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-02
Mrs. w. P. Phillips visited with
Mrs. w. E. Benedict at Hermosa, over
Sunday

mosa taking MIR. Adams compound
oxygen treatment for lung trouble.
Henry Pike, of the STAR force, is
spending the week with hls parents at
Grand Island, taking in the q. A. II.
encampment.
Otto Strom purchased lot on Lin
coin avenue of w. l.. Judkins TIE fore
part OF the week, and will at once
build a residence.
Miss Mary Moore, of Tecumseh,
Neb., after pleasant visit of few
weeks with her brothers, e. j. and
Homer, departed for home Tuesday
evening.
Little Stewart Stanley, son of Will.
got something III his throat while play
ing in the yard Wednesday, and came
very near choking TO death. There
was much anxiety about the house
hold for while. but the little fellow
finally swallowed whatever the sub
stance was and is all right again.
Miss Della Spaulding departed for
her home, at Ionia. Mich. on Tuesday
evening, after months sit with her
friend, Mrs. j. \. Stanley. She was
greatly pleased with Hot Springs. and
the Black Hills-never having
witnessed such gorgeous scenery as she
found in the Hills. She will come
again.
James NJ. Butler has now been in
Hot Springs long enough to fee! that
he cannot leave, and has therefore de-
cided to engage in the real estate and
loan business He will have the Office
formerly occupied hy Connor Brcs., on
River avenue. We are please,! to
know that Mr. Butler has decided TO
remain with us.
Mrs. o. j. Noble and daughter. who
have been sojourning in the city for
the past few months, departed for
their home in Minneapolis, OH Tues
day evening. During their stay here,
which was for Mrs. Mobiles health,
they nave made many friends who
hope for their return another year.
Mrs. Noble has been much benefited
by the baths.
White Brothers had hose stolen
the latter part of last week, and the
thief fitted the animal out with sad
die from Chris .]ensens stable. Not
wishing to ride free horse to death.
the thief made an exchange of horses
when he reached Cascade. where he
stole livery horse. leaving White
Brothers horse in its stead. They
have. therefore. recovered their horse,
but the Cascade people are short ono.
No clue to the thief has yet been
gained.
| Judge s. P. Davidson. Grand
Worshipful master of A. T. & A. NJ. OF
Neb., departed for home. Tecnmseh
last Monday evening. Himself anG
!; family have been in the habit OF
spending their summers ont at Manitou
and other Rocky Mountain resorts. bu1
, since his visit here has concluded tc
!; hereafter bring his family to this place
to spend the SUMNER He thinks Hot
, Springs is far ahead of any o,he,
western resort, and as the opinion OF
such distinguished men of trav has a
great deal of influence we highly prize
: his exalted opinion of our pretty resort
The stone work upon the Phillips
Boomer block is entirely completed
and the roof is being rapidly pnt on
1t will not be long before the store
rooms will be ready for occupancy
, Mr.. Phillips has superintendent tht
|. construction of this block in nanne,
!. that would lead one to think that hs
had made that business for years,
land he now has magnificent monu.
ment in this block which fittingly dis.
plays his energy and public spirited
ness. All that the STAR observes
lacking now about the block. is the
name "Phillips- Boomer" which should
be prominently engraved upon the
front.
G. a. Springer, who owns valu-
able tract of land up hot brook, known
as the Buchanan place, arrived in the
city the fore part of the week from
Chicago. His health hasn't been the
best during the past year, but he is
now looking quite hale and hearty,
and he says he feels ever so much bet
ter whenever he is here. Mr.. Springer
has in contemplation the construction
of lake upon his place abovethe city.
and he would doubtless begin upon it
now but for the fact that his attention
is pretty well occupied in Chicago.
where he is preparing for aiding IN
reaping the Worlds Fair harvest. Yet
he will have nice lake there after
awhile, and as the surroundings are
pleasant it will be a delightful place
to visit. He was showing party of
gentlemen over his place yesterday,
pointing out the many attractions
thereabouts, and while he was Just be-
coming eloquent over the excellence of
the many springs upon his place, he
suddenly dropped into more of a
springer than he Misunderstanding
a genuine plunge into about three feet
Of water and mud. His companions
aided him in ringing out his clothing
4 and drying it in the bright sunshine,
/. after which he walked to the c;tv