Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-21

Judge Appelget has gone to Sheri-
dan, Wyo., to locate. He is q pleas
ant gentleman and good lawyer.
The May Louise Aigen Co. greatly
pleased our people with three fine per-
formances at the opera house this week.
George Gibson has gone down to
Harrison. Neb., to do job of plaster
ing. He will use Hot Springs stucco.
Our workmen and our material are
becoming famous.
A. G. Walker, A. F. Fay, A. S. Wsy,
G: A, bartholomew, j. Y. Bower and
w: E. Benedict were down from Her.
mosa last Saturday to attend the sem
atorial convention.
Mr.. Gentzke and party arrived from
West Point Saturday last and re-.
mained until Monday. during which
time they purchased considerable prop
erty in and about here, through Mr..
Blunck.
This is Columbus day-a legal holi-
day-and the public schools are cele.
brat;ng the auspicious occasion in a
becoming manner. The exercises at
the college tonight will also be very
interesting.
VIM, Mcgowan of Tama City. Iowa,
arrived last week to visit his sons in
this city, and for the purpose Of taking
a course Of baths. He is so we'll
pleased with our city that he expects
to purchase some property.
We trust the readers of our local
columns will bear with us in our negli-
gence of this department until after
election, when we shall have more
time to devote to it. Nothing is news
now. scarcely, unless there's politics in
1t.
Among the notable Obstetrics who
were in the city last Saturday, inter-
ested in the senatorial nomination
were: J. E. Pitcher, S. r. Shaukland,
w. G. Porter, r. H. Johnston. Cllas.
Smith, II. r. Hitchcock, Of the Chron-
icle, and wife.
The musical recital at the college
last Saturday evening by Miss Arlie
Douglass, assisted by the Orphear
Quartet. was very fine. Miss Duuglass
is musician of rare attainalents and
the manner in which she plays is won
derful. Although she fingers the
piano with ease and grace, She is mar
vellously quick. She is indeed a mu-
s;cian.
| An old fashioned spellin. bee will
be the attraction at the Presbyterian
church social to he held at the churc!,
/ on Saturday evening next at 7:3O y
IN. A general admiss ION Of ten cents
will be charged. Glasses will be
chosen and an old fashioned "spelline
down will take place under DR.
Cheney's supervision. A valuable
prize will be given to the best speller.
The independent speaking at the
court house Monday evening was very
we'll attended, considering the fact that
there were two other performances in
the city on the same evening. This
writer could not very we'll take them
all in. and the independent speeches
were missed by us. They were re.
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Plowman's address is praised by the
independents, and John Marble is
compiimented, although be- got consid.
erably mixed up on his statistics
which MIR. Plownan tried to straishten
out for him.
G. A. Jarvis has rented the Catholi.
con hotel and bath house from the
Catholicon Co., for period of seven.
teen months. The company is to over.
haul the old building, build au addition
34x6O feet. three stories high, and
raise the old part another story, which
will give about one hundred rooms
with verandas all around the new por-
ton. Mr.. Jarvis is a thorough hotel
man and after the hotel is entirely
renovated and rebuilt, with the large
addition, it will be an attractive place,
with popular landlord.