The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-02
LEGAL News.
"In UNION there is strength"

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"In UNION there is strength"
Buy goods at the Palace Milliner,
store.
New hay is abundant at 81 to $4.5t
per ton.
| Only two dollars q year for Tn
UNION.
Join the procession that is forming il
the UNIONS subscription book.
Mrs. O'Neill has all the latest millin
cry novelties of the season.
Hyou want to buy or sell horses o,
cattle go to Shoemaker's barn.
O'Neill & Co. make speciality Of
crockery, glassware and lamp goods.
You will find goods to suit all classes
atMrs. O'Neill's Palace Millinery store.
O'Neill & Co. have the finest line o.
fancy crackers in the city, always fresh.
You will always find the staple and
fancy groceries fresh at O'Neill & Co.
If you want to hire good saddle
horses for ladies or gentlemen 20 to
Shoenaker's barn.
MIR. Herbert Piper is again resident
of Rapid City, having resigned his 20.
sition in Lead City.
When you want wall paper call on L.
Engle & Son and get the best to be had
at hard times prices.
Mr.. George Wells has sold six lots in
block 90, original townsite to eastern
parties for $4,000.
How deeply the Republican is inter-
ested in gold mines just now. Moody is
part OF gold mine. Do you observe.
Hank Wright, reporter for the Repub-
lican, is back at work after brief sea-
son OF rest at his country residence
A small but select crowd OF our cit
liens rendered Judge Moody a reception
at Hotel Harney last evening.
Mrs W. J. Moore, ofGalveston, Texas,
sister OF Mrs. John Schrader, of this
city, died at her home on Wednesday
last.
Miss Plttee has resigned her position
as teacher in the Rapid City schools and
will probably spend the coming winter
elsewhere.
1fyou want your horses doctored 20
to Shoemaker's barn on Main street,
east OF postoffice and opposite Yer.
plast's hotel.
The prohibition camp meetire. now
in progress at Whitewood is quite a
success and those in attendance are
having splendid time.
The miners Of Hill City have organized
Union and are having their consti-
tutions and bylaws and membership
cards printed at this office.
People who want to buy real estate,
either in the city Or country will do we'll
to call at THE DEMOCRAT office. We
have some bargains to offer.
Something New.
Cedar Felt Carpet lining. Just what
housekeepers need. For sale by Turner
4 Price, at their lumber yard.
DR.. F. NJ Gantz has moved his denta
parlors to the corner ofKansas City and
Sixth streets opposite Library Hall
where he invites all who wants first class
work in his line to call.
New Saw Mill.
l have my new saw mill ready for op-
peration. 1t is located eight miles from
Rapid City, and three miles east of
Scott's Mill. Lumber furnished to
ORDER. II. ELLIOTT
reports from various parts OF the
country show that the crop OF young
grouse is a big one and already our
sportsmen are preparing for the sport
that comes after the 18th OF this
month.
The weather OF the past week has been
simply delightful, just warm enough to
be pleasant, just cool enough to be
comforatable, no rain, no dust to make
it unpleasant, in fact it couldn't be
better.
MIR. j. Lesher and his daughter, Mrs.
j. Godson, OF Stuart, Nebraska, Father
and sister OF Mrs. c. c. Roberts, of this
city, arrived here last Monday morning
for quite a lengthy visit with Mrs.
Roberts and family.
The following named gentlemen have
secured prizes in the drawing of Grand
Jurors for the next term of United
States court: Dr. Flick, E. Schleuning
D. L. Herman, E. F. Roberts, NJ. Frease
S. Daily, John Rockford and q. Taylor.
J.. Engle & Son have received their
spring stock OF wall paper and it beats
the beater for elegance and cheapness.
All the new shades, patterns and styles
OF paper, borders and centers are repres-
ented, and will be sold at bottom
figures.
0. L. Cooper and family and Louis
Florman started for tour of the Hills
Wednesday morning. They had q four
horse team and a complete camping
outfit. The party expect to spend a
couple OF weeks among the rocks and
pine forests.
Owing to a combination OF unfavor.
able circumstances tbs first issue of THE
UNION is not what the publisher would
liked to have made it, but is impossible
to change the make up a paper, reset the
ads, and do all the other work necessary
to change in six days. Just as rapidly
as possible changes in the paper will be
made and a steady imnroyannart l,e