Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-05-25
From Saturdays Daily.
Alva Mcgowan has built an addition

AL. Hora came down from Deadwood
last evening to attend court in which
he has case to be tried.
Neely Parsons is in the city and re.
ports the coal prospects Frightening
with every foot deeper into the noun
tain he goes.
The program for Decoration day ser
vices has not been furnished by the
committee as yet. There will prob
ably ha game of ball, however.
w. G. Stainsby, special examiner
for receivers of national banks, is in
the city looking oyer the work Of
Receiver Fox, OF the First National
bank, and will remain over Sunday
He resides at Newark, N. j.
The B. e. M. will sell tickets one fare
for the round trip to the Black Hill,
Pioneers picnic at Spear6sh on June
2 and 8, and to Dsadw on the meet,
ing Of the knight Templars' com
mandery on the 18th and 10Th.
The people Of Oelrichs want to be
connected with telephone to the county
seat and have offered to furnish poles
and set them as far rs the Cheyenne
river. They could only gaurantee one
instrument at present, but think there
would be more taken IN the near fut.
ure.
A. H. Bacon, brother of H. E.
Bacon, came in from Cincinnati, Ohio
yesterday, and will perhaps locate in
this county. He is suffering from
rheumatism and partial paralysis, and
will take baths IN the hope of being
cured.
The Minneapolis Journal is authori.
ty for the statement that it is conceded
that Hot Springs will secure the mex,
grand lodge of Odd Fellows. Three
cheers for Johnnie Richer, and Rene.
diet. who will make a long and a short
pull for it,
Robt Buchanan is building pretty
little house to lie placed in Evergreen
cemetery for storing tools, plats and
other property. A new bridge is to be
built across the gully just this side, the
road fixed up generally, water taken
up by a hydraulic ram and many other
Improvements made.
Our enterprising merchant, E. Elsey
has concluded to open branch house
at Edgemont to be known as the
Bargain Store. H. w. Mattley has
gone over and is fixing up the room
for the reception of the goods which
have been ordered. The STAR wishes
the new venture success.
j. w. Martin, who has spent the
winter in Florida, returned to Ho,
Springs yesterday. He is looking wei
and says he has spent very pleasant
winter. He will not occupy his hous,
here this summer but will divide hi
time between this place and Deadwoot
staying most of his time with his son
E. w., at Deadwood.
1t has been decided to hold th,
Memorial day exercises in the Chau
tauqua grounds, and arrangements ART
being made TO: putting up flight o
steps from the grounds to the GENE
terry, just above to remain there per
manently. This will enable those VIII,
care to decorate the graves of the he
roic dead, to get there without so mucl
effort.
The Burlington route is doing
great deal to advertise Hot Spring
this summer. To their agents at al
stations they nave sent circular lette
stating that "Hot Springs, Soutl
Dakota, is the greatest health an,
pleasure resort in the west. 1t ha
excellent hotels, bath houses ant
plunge baths. Its surroundings ar
exceptionally pleasant. Its climate, al
the year round, is all that can be de
sired. Its healing waters are equal, il
not superior, to any in the country
Last, but not least, it is easily reached
during the coming summer we vii
make vigorous effort to bring thes
facts to the attention Of the travelin,
public. A we'll written and beautiful,
illustrated folder descriptive Of Ho
!, Springs is beng printed and will b
ready for distribution inside Of to,
days, copies Of which will he sent Il
any address on application. The loca
papers along the line will be furnishe,
reading notices about Hot Springs TO
publication and card Skis ipche