Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-11-17

COMPLIED AND CONDENSED FOR
BUSY PEOPLE.
L. ). Wyman and wife of New York
are here for sho-t visit.
Report has it that bank will he
opened up in the lower town in the
near future.
Miss Grace Lyman, the young lady
who recently came from lankton, has
been secured as organist for the Con.
gregational church.
J. u. Dickover has received word
that his wifs's health has not been
much improved since her return to her
old home in ILLINOIS,.
A force of men are at work fixing
the dam for the electric light and pow
er plant located just this side of the
Falls, putting it in shape for winter.
Fred Hummell has built a stone
wall in front of his lot, graded it down
nicely, underpinned his house and made
other improvements that make his
property quite petty.
j. p Reardon, master mechanic Of
the Wyoming division Of the b. e. NJ.
is in the city looking after the rolling
stock Of the Minnekahta stub line, and
finds il all in good shape.
Rev. H. X. Bushnell, Sunday school
missionary for the Hastings Presby.
terry in Nebraska, is here to take a
course ct baths to recuperate his health.
A number Of our yonng men are
talking of organizing an athletic club
for physical improvement and think
OF Leasing rooms in the Shope block.
It will be just the thing for our close
ly housed young men if they don't get
too sportive.
Coe. l. Crawford, attorney general
Of the state, was in the city. He had
important u-iness in the western
part of Nebraska and had time to come
aud spend day at Hot Springs before
his return home. The STAR acknowl-
e,lg-s a pleasant visit from him
and j. F. Ednlonds of Deadwood.
MIR. w. F. Richardson, the gentle.
man from David City, Nebr, who came
here suffering so severely with rhen-
matism. Is now improving very rapid
ly and cannot say enough about the
virtues of our climate and waters. HIS
physician, DIR. Browne, returned home
some time since.
One would judge shat Sandie Noodle
was on the war path, could they have
seen him boarding the B. & M. last
Saturday with rife and shot gun and
any amount of ammunition for both.
He is hound for the upper hills and
we have no doubt he will have good
time among the grouse, rabbits and
bear.
A cute little three-year.old who had
been going to one of our churches
where they take up collections with a
long handled contribution box, came
into Sunday school last Sunday with a
penny, and after sitting till he got
tired holding IL. marched up to the
superintendent and whispered, IS
Say, mister, when is "a goin' to pass
Eat shovel roun'?"
- Mr.. rockingham, the gentleman
from Boston who is stopping at the
Evans, recently had splendid sym.
phonium sent him form Wilcox &
White, the man nafacturers. 1t is an
automatic arrangement attached to an
organ by which anyone can play hy
working the pedals. 1t is splendid
thing and the guests are having q big
time playing it and dancing to the
music.
Our readers will no doubt be sur.
prised to know that George billiard,
formerly proprietor Of the Hot Springs
steam laundry, and Miss Arlis Doug.
las who went to Chicago recently, were
married in that city shortly after their
arrival there. George IS a first class
younv man and Miss Douglas is one
Of our brightest young ladies. They
will remain in Chicago this winter
while George completes his course in
dentistry.
Hot Springs and the Black Hills has
no more enthusiastic admirer for sci.
entlfic research and investigation. than
Prof. Thos. H. Mcbride, Of the Iowa
state university at Iowa City. who has
recently made himself famous by his
write.up Of the petrified cycads fonnd
near our city. He arrived last Fri
day in company with Prof. s. G. CAL
vim, an eminent scientist, and together
will make q diligeut investigation Of
. matter that has been q subject Of
constant thought with Prof. Mcbride,
ever since he was here last summer.
We wish them the greatest success.