Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-21

DIR. Cheney is planning an additio,
to his residence, in the rear portion
and when completed will put in
water tank and have his own waite
system and put in bath room.
Sackette & Warner have change,
their location, and are movins
into the pavilion and bowling alley
they found their old quarters to,
small for their increasing business.
Hot Springs business men should
interest Themselves in the Chautauau;
assembly and each one exert himself
in aiding to bring big crowd to til,
city. Help the Chautauqua and yor
! help Hot Springs and your business.
The town was all ont EN- masse Sat
urday night witnessing the beautifu
! display OF aurora borealis and mos,
f; peculiar phenomenon in the northwest
ern heavens resembling comet. II
was probably Il part of the aurora
borealis.
DIR. flargens now sports an elegant
new watch charm emblematic of the
:'2nd' degree of Masonry. which the
doctor with others of onr town have
jnst taken. 1t was made to order by
Max Meyer of Omaha. and Is ii hand
, some badge.
There is much complaint from par
tics up Cold Brook about the vulrarity
of occasional visitors TO the resort up
that way. Their foul language is
plainly heard by families along the
street, and unless they can be more
quiet some fellow is likely to find him
self within the laws clutches.
Chas. j. Bracken, one of the senior
members of the home, left on the
evening train July Is for his old home
at Plankington, carrying with him an
honorable discharge therefrom. The
|commandant informs us that this old
veteran goes away with the kindliest
feeling toward the home, but goes to
seek the more congenial society of his
children.
Fred Caster. one of the most pr $.
porous farmers of West Point, Neb.,
came in Tuesday and is located
at the Parrott. He informs us that a
dozen more prominent people from
that bustling little eity will be here
in a few days. and with what are al
ready here will make quite Il colony of
them. Let them come: we're glad to
welcome them.
Dir. Wade was called down near the
Cheyenne river Monday evening to
attend Mrs. Timma, who had fallen
down cellar aud sustained severe
scalp wound. and was injured across
tle back and hips. She was uncon
ScionS for four on five hours, hn!
when the doctor left there at midnight
snc was resting comfortably and will
probably get along all right.
The lady freauenters of the plunge
bath will now he happy. Mrs. Dietz
and Mrs. Swobe the best lady smim.
mers who have ever visited our city
came i'll Thursday from Omaha 10
stay some time. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. Dictz, Mrs. Eddy and
Several others whose names we did not
learn. They are warm friends of
Hot Springs aud make frequent visits
here
Judge ID. Corson. of the state SUI
preme court, is a visitor in our city.
and made the STAR IA very agreeable
call. He is a great n,lmirer of Hot
Springs, and IS pleased to sec ii con-
tinue growing as it is. The Judge
says the main case npon the court
house location will hardly come up for
hearing until the October term. They
and many eases that are to he heard be-
fore This one.
w. ID. Chamberlain of Ft. Worth,
kans.. who is editor of the Reveille at
the l.eavenworth home. and who came
here with the test detail reports him.
self as somewhat improved from his
ten days bathing and soiourn with us.
He says the mountain air and cool
nights are very refreshing and invis.
Grating and he thinks he will 90 home
lluci Uettel. ne is Il newspaper man
of years experience and is not hesitat.
ing about sending some elegant letters
TO paners with which he corresponds.
The Hot Springs SrAEreprints what
this paper said about the recent closing
of The First National bank at that
place. and adds by way of comment,
that there are men in Hot Springs
who gloat over The fact that the bank
was forced to suspend and who are
doing their utmost to prejudice the
minds of the people against its SOL
vency and inability TO open. Such
persons ought to be tied to the tail of
il government mule whose kicking
capacity is ten tons to the square
ine!i.-Speartsl, Bulletin.
Mrs. {. R. Martin. sister of NJ.
Caughey, left The latter part of the week
for her home IN Council Bluffs entirely
cured Of her trouble. She had been
sick for three months before she came
mp and the Doctor told her not to at.