Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-08-18
A WEEK OF INTEREST.
GLEANE FROM ALL QUARTERS AND
BOILED DOWN.

BOILED DOWN.
Supt. Phelan is still here looking
after matters connected with the road.
Although quite sick Mrs. Blakeslee
took the train for Fremont Tuesday
evening.
The receipts of Eaton 4 Wilcox's
soda fountain for Chautauqna bene-
fit was $40.
A crack game OF ball is promised
Cor Saturday. The best talent in town
will take part.
Mrs. Il j. Moore's many friends
will be glad to know that she is now
improving daily.
Jim Cooper is now head brakesman
on our ''rheumatlc" run to the Gap.
Jim shines anywhere.
ChaS. Callahan, editor of the Herald
went TO Omaha Saturday TO secure
help for his printing office.
Fred Mollrang came down from
Newcastle Monday to take charge
of the store during Eds absence.
w. u. johnson has purchased "a
ranch of John Granden, four miles
northeast of town. and moved thereon.
Lew Scilellenger came in Saturday
night to enjoy his Sunday rest with
bis wife who is stopping with friends
here.
The Deadwood Times is urging the
people to get after our Chautauqua as
sembly. Can we afford to let them
have it:
Mrs. Harris Franklin came down
from Deadwood Saturday to remain
some time with her husband who is
here, sick.
z. j. Franzen has bsen compelled to
throw up his job at Parmley's market
on account of the shock received from
the electric wire.
Ben Baer aud C. w. Carpenter, two
of Deadwood's capitalists, came down
to confer with eastern parties about
some of their big properties there.
the galvanized iron corn,ce Is being
put on the new sceoo house and it. to-
gether with the ornamental stone
work makes a beautiful finish alone.
a fine ten pound boy arrived at the
home of Henry Marty on Sunday
morning and there Is great rejoicing
in that household. The STAR congrat.
ulateS.
Misses Olive and Nellie knowles
daughters of Editor Knowles of the
Deadwood Independent, are at the
Gillespie for few days of pleasure a,
our resort.
At. Warner. or tine gentleman VIII,
is familiarly known in the upper hills
as the "California Dude" is here fo,
pleasant visit with us. and he i.
haying it.
Col. w. r. Steele, the democrati,
war horse of Deadwood, came down tt
confer with the statesmen of tina,
party in this neighborhood. and aist
to attend to business.
- The call for the republican count,
convention to elect delegates to the
judicial distrist convention, and to the
state convention, appears in this issue
1t will be held Sept. 2nd.
John Evans went TO Omaha and
Sioux City on little vacation. He
has been tied down pretty closely al
the plunge all summer and little
recreation will do him good.
We learn that Rev. j. L. III. Iced.
has accepted the call of the Episcopa
church at this place to be their pastor
for year at least. He is 81 fine min
ister and we congratulate the churcl
in securing him.
DR.. Jennings is in receipt of com
plimentary letter from Mrs. Allertol
Of Chicago telling that she is entirel,
cured of Rheumatism and that some o
her relatives from New York will b.
here next week to get the benefit OF
the baths.
Edmund Petty, who has been allin;
for the last month. was taken dowi
sick suddenly Friday with some kid
ney trouble and is now under DIR
Adams care. He is of strong consti
tuition and we hope he will pul
through all right.
Minnekahta avenue is going to b
one of the handsomest streets in tn
city when Commissioner Scott get
through with it. 1t is being gravellet
in the bitches from one end to tn
other and from this time on there viii
ba M f,,rtlar danner of ,yashinn