Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-05-01
Tree planting is the order Of the day

ITee platltlng Is Cno order OF inc DAY.
Archie Riordan was over from Buff
falo Gap Saturday.
The Hotel Fargo is sporting a couple
Of hobby, new signs.
"Billy" Norton returned on Friday
of last week and will probably spend
the summer here.
Rem Ralyea, Jr., formerly connected
with the Ralyea House, of. Vinton, Ia,
is now night clerk at the Evans.
R. 7. Thomas went to Keystone via
Hermosa, on a combined pleasure and
business trip, returning Sunday even
ing.
j. NJ. Butler has rented the building
lately occupiedby Bennett'sdrug store
and will open a saloon therein in the
course of a week or two.
James Tucker, of Smithwick, one of
Fall River county''s most thrifty gran
gers, brought in q load of produce yes
terday. He kindly remembered the
STAR in his rounds. -
Major: and Mrs. Chnaes Lynch, of
Fort Robinson, arrived Rfidry morning
and spent a few days very,pleasantly in
the city. They were accompanied by
Mrs. w. X. Pierce, of Syracuse, N. Y.
1t is said that the report of the death
of Danny Daily wasacanard. 1fDanny
is still in the land of the living he will
probably put in antappsarance in Hot
Springs during the summer.
Charley Large, who is quite we'll
known in Hot Springs, having at one
time been engaged in the bottling bust
ness here, was shot in a row in the
Gem theatre at Deadwood Thursday.
His injuries are not serious.
A.'G. Buchanan and j. A. Hoke, live
stock commission men O SouthO Omaha,
and W. B. Cheek, live stock agent
of the b. & NJ, arrived Friday from.
Miles City, Mont, where they attended
the meeting of the Montana Stockmens
association.
Mrs. Lawless desires to inform her
patrons and the ladies of Hot Springs
that she has opened her dressmaking
establishment on Minnekahta avenue,
first door west of Rylep block.
Morris Liebmann was down from
Deadwood Tuesday closingup his bust
ness affairs and making final arrange
ments forthe transfer of his mercan-
tile interests from this city to Cripple
Creek. Louis Liebmann expects to
leave this (Friday) evening for Cripple
Greek.
Andy Traut returned Wednesday
night from Lead where he has Just Sc
cured the contract for the plumbing in
the new business block of Cotton & An
drews and S. r. Smith now in course
of construction i'll that place. Trout
Il Gillespie will commence work on
their lev contract about June LIST.
Fred Whitfield is undoubtedly one
one of the happiest mortals on this
mundane sphere as he isnow the proud
father of IL buNom boy of more than
average weight. The young gentleman
arrived Tuesday evening. The STAR
extends hearty congratulations and
best wishs for the future of the heir of
the house of Whitfield.
Geo. +. Paulk departed Friday even
eng for his home at Los Angeles. Cal.
accompanied by Miss NJ. Il. Keissling.
Mr.. Panlk sold one of his lots in this
place to John w. Smith, our enterpris-
ing cigar manufacturer who hasdecided
to cast his lot with us. Mr.. Paulk has
also disposed of his Bazill Mills, Neb.,
property. He expects to visit Hot
Springs next season with his family.
The Sloan bath house, near the
Catholicon hotel opened last week
under the management of Oscar Prin-
gle. Mr.. Pringle is making several i'm
in and about the bath
house. He has put Oh a wagon
to ply between hotels and, boarding
houses of the city and his bath house
and patrons will receive every care and
/
Mr. j. Rosenbaum, of the we'll known
live stock commission firm of Rosen-
baum Bros, arrived Friday morning
from Miles City, Mont. where he at
tended the annual meeting of the Mon
tana Stock association. About $50
members of the association were in at
tendance and the meeting was a very
profitable and interesting one. The
interests of Montana are in excellent
condition, Mr.. Rosenbaum says. the
low prices of cattle at this time being
the only discouraging featuresto4 stock
growers. This is MI. Rosenb$bm's first
visit to Hot Springs, alt4oSsk. other
members of his family have Ssh here
several times, and were delighted with
the place. He has traveledaxtensiyely
and his opinion in regard hhealthand
pleasure resorts is WORTH ssomething.
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