Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-06
OaG.. ME FOR 'ys.

cOuiu lOC WeI Ue more g!dLil.S .SiBS.
The improvements in the way of build
ings already contemplated, and as
sured, amounts to over half million
dollars There isn't another town of
| this size iii The whole northwest th 1T
has so much assured. Such continn-
ous growth is really marvellous, and
| forces even those who have been
>keptical to now believe firmly that
Hot Springs is growing right on to
greatness at IL surprising rate of speed
AMI is sure to distance many older
cities in he race to prominence. Hot
Springs has now out,rown its swalling
clothes i! will take no backward steps.
but will continue to grow onward aud
upward. steadily aud surely. 1t pos
sesses the required attributes and rs
sources for iLe building of L city.
Now all that i! requires is perscvsr
ancc ard energy. H. citizens cannot
afford to sit down and en!eayor to
make themselves think that We are all
right without making an. stir, or eX
pending amy enarsv. CT money toward
helping along the growth of onr city
!'i'hnnsanas OF cities have been bHil' al
po...i.t, w.a..i" there were no naa,,ra re-
sources TO cause towns 10 buiif, but
the vim and enterprise of men, their
push aud plucA, their liJe.aii'y and
loyalty to home enterprises. have
wrought wonders in city building
With the natnral advantages pos e>sed
by Hot Springs, and with energy
properly exeSfea upon the la OF htr
citizens. there is every reason to believe
that i. w'l be oila of tile most flourish
ing c,-s in the west.
What Hot Springs now needs is to
receive an introslusilou tp the world.
The place is not sufficiently ADVERTISED.
The newspapers are doing what they
lean, with the encouragement liiey re-
euivc, hut Hot Springs just now need.
some kind of AN organization whose
business it shall he 10 spread tie
knowledge of what i; IS. what i, has.
and wsai ii wants, 10 tire whole world
We need ovsan.sing. We neyd AZ:
c,ganzati,n composed cf cve.s
property owner OF HOT sVi'nas. anj
every ons .s:,e.e>.,d in lie welfare o
Hot Springs.
t. Ii we fsi To inform The #oll.i .
V hat w awe here. a.,l what we ar
: hte for- Hot -;srin.s can never 10y
10 become ANYTHING Int foiutll.r,.i
r.s,r lie possibilities; arc rare an
g:ca'. Sh.'l we i.lroge them? Shat
We advertise for what We want
Shall W. inv.le visitors and investors
on shall we SIT aboi.t sucking on
ihGmas and permit these grand oppo,
'naiiies TO pass. and some place les
favored hy nature, hat more fort.mat
in "ru>t!ing. capture whit By rish.
belongs TO Hot SPRINGS:
he SY.E would suggest that Il
more oprortune time ever rresen'e
itself for getting a move ON than thi
winter. Next Summer the Wolld
i, fair viii le in progress All Chicago, an
b a thorpn:.h and systematic systei
of advertising Hot Springs ought to /
liable 10 induce large numbers of en1l
10 come from there TO spend a wee
CT two here. Wealthy people wh
IS come from The far east and fro.
abroad will lie glad 10 get out of til
crowded. crushing. hot and dus:
D. streets of Chicago after spending
couple of weeks there, and with chea
rat.to Hot Springs and ,eturn, we &
not doubt but hat hundreds would in
prove the opportunitY TO come To ii,
st Spring and lie Hills 30. few weel
lest.
y seems plain to Il, that all that
necessary fox Hot Springs to do to St
cure this Woild's fair weu.y aud heal
cd surplus IS TO inform them Of oy
delightrul ballis, ou; glorious cIimat
= and invite them hiiher to enjoy then
selves for season. This seems to i
to be all! thai is necessary. Get ctea
rates from Chicago and rcturn, tie
thoroughly and efficiently adyerti
Hot Springs throughout tho city {
Chicago, and about the Worlds fai
No better time ever presented itse
10: advertising. People will be gat
cred there from every hamlet and eli
and every out-of-the-way portion
the earth. and more persons can he ii
formed Of Hot Springs there i'll a ds
than in months at any other time. al
besides the expense Of circulating til