Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-01
EVENTS OF A WEEK.
CLEANED FROM ALL QUARTERS AMI
BOILED DOWN.


All the sidewalk has now been put
in along the burnt district except the
alley crossing.
Prof King and family will occupy
the Thayer house st the lower end of
Jennings avenue.
1t is now reported that Ia, Terra
mine will not resume work Sept. 1st,
as was contemplated.
Agent Catlin of the B. & NJ. expects
to take his vacation visiting the
Worlds fair in the near future.
Misses Minnie and Nellie Young are
at Whitewood visiting friends and will
remain there until the session of college
opens.
w. o. Perry is building house on
the lot of j. w. Pixies on Sixth street
from which he recently removed his
old planning mill.
One of the trusses on the bridge on
Eighth street, between the depot and
post office, has become so badly warped
that we question whether the bridge
is safe or not.
Fred Hamilton informs us that his
wife is not at all we'll at her home in
Kansas. She is now suffering from
an attack of partial paralysis of her
side and arm.
George Glow lift for his old home at
Macon. Ills.. Thursday night. He will
bring his wife and her parents back
with him. The old folks will make
their future home with them.
Mrs. F. G. Silkenson ia off on a trip
to Yankton. where her daughter is
visiting relatives. Meanwhile cur
popular lumherman is getting along
as we'll as married bachelors generally
do under such circumstances.
DR.. Utzv has concluded not to re-
main with us this winter, hut will re-
turn to the University Of Michigan at
Ann Arbor about the first of October
where he will take his position as
demonstration of anatomy in the medi.
cal department of that famous lnstltu-
tion.
Miss Lucy March, one Of the most
ponular young ladies' in Cold brook
addition, was surprised by party Of
her friends coming in unon her on
her birthday last Tuesday evening who
proceeded to have good social time
A number of Handsome pre7ents were
received ard Lucy proved herself q
most extraordinary hostess.
Hilli,rd & Cunningham, the propri
etors of the Hot Springs steam lsun
dry have dissolved partnership, NJ :
Cunningham retiring. MIR. Hilliarc
has leased the plant for an indefinite
period and will continue to carry or
the good work Of cleanliness. George
is one of the best of hovs and we wisl
him great SUCCESS. e have mt heard
what Mr.. Cunningham will do.
Charley Dayton returned from tht
sad errand of attending the funera
of the wife of his oldest brother. who
lives IN northeastern Iowa, last Friday
He reports crops looking wei
there and everything reasonably pros
perous considering the hard times. H'
expects his hereaved brother here mex
week to spend some time visiting Ho
Springs and its attractions.
DR.. Dodds received the sad new
Friday that two of his Wife
brothers, Arthur and Harry Plumb
who i've near Hamilton, No.. were
dead. The despatch did not say how
they came to their death. hut it is SUP
posed they were of a violent nature
as the last time they heard from then
they were in good he lth. The en'ir,
family left last night over the Elkhorr
for Hamilton and will probably arrive
there tomorrow The doctor request.
us to say tha, his Office will he CLOSED
till Sept. S when they hope to return.
The county commissioners have en-
gagged the services of Ex-l'reasure,
Maj Eaton. with Treasurer Bradley
consent. 10 look over and check up h.
books, giving hi n til. Sept to com
plete the work. AT that time we hav.
understood from several parties, Mir
Bradley agrees to resign his Office npor
condition that the suits instituted shall
be dismissed. OF course this DOES no
release Mr. Bradley or his bond>mps
for the none in the bank. 1t is ais,
upon condition that the examination
/. of the hooks prove satisfactory. whicl
everybody that knows Mr.. Bradle,
does not doubt. AT that time The com
missioners will probably have decided
ON some one to fill the vacancy.