The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-08-23
Local News.

Mrs. O'Neill has all the latest millin-
eryi novelties Of the season.
O'Neill & Co., make a 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 OF
fancy crackers in the city, always fresh.
You will always find the staple and
fancy groceries fresh at O'Neill & Co.
When you want wall paper call on L.
Enge & Son and get the best to be had
at hard times prices.
The democratic county convention is
called to meet at the court house, IN
Rapid City, on August 31st.
DON'T fail to attend the ball given
next Wednesday evening for the benefit
OF the base ball association.
Something New.
Cedar Felt Carpet lining. Just what
housekeepers need. For sale by Turner
& Price, at their lumber yard
Mr.. w. A. Cobb, the owner OF the trot-
ting stallion, Byron Sherman, started
for home with his horse on Tuesday
last.
The Treasurer's annual statement
takes up SO much room Il this weeks
issue as to make the paper rather lean
OF news.
Mr.. Jas. Cox, OF Smithville, was quite
seriously injured by Il runaway team
recently and was in town on Thursday
to consult a physician.
Lincoln Green, OF Box Elder, died on
the morning OF Thursday, August 20,
1889, at his home, OF pneumonia. He
was only sick four days.
DR.. T. NJ. Gantz has moved his dental
parlors to the corner OF Kansas City and
Sixth streets opposite Library Hall
where he invites all who wants first class
work in his line to call.
C. L. Wood lcctured on constitutions
al prohibition TO a large audience last
Sunday evening. His arguments were
convincing and made a good and last
ing impression on his hearers
The Montana mine, owned by I'll
Boyd and Charley Dunphy, was recently
sold to NJ. H. Day for $4,000. Th,
ore in this mine runs S4.5O per ton o
free gold, and there is lots OF it.
New Saw Mill.
l have my new saw mill ready for Cd
peration. 1t is located eight miles from
Rapid City, and three miles east OF
Scotts Mill. Lumber furnished to
order. T. ELLIOTT.
L. Engle & Son have received theil
spring stock OF wall paper and it beats
the beater for elegance and cheapncss
All the new shades, patterns and style
OF paper, borders aud ccrrters are repres
ented, and will be sold at bottom
figures.
The Black Hills Boot and Shoe Store
recently opened at Sprando's old stand, o.
Main Street, is devoted exclusively to tha
trade, and will make better bargains tina,
can be found elsewhere and farnish a stoc
to select from that is surpassed by none
Frank Lockwood salesman.
The base ball association met a
Manager Thomas office last evenin
and made arrangements to play tn
West Point team next Wednesday AM
Thursday. A ball will be given ol
Wednesday evening for the entertain
ment OF the visitors and to help deira.
the expenses OF the games.
While Messrs Jessie Shoemaker ant
II. S. Bliss were returning from a trip t.
the vicinity of Reder's mill, last Mon
day, the horse they were driving, too
flightwhile decending a steep hill ant
ran away, before reaching the foot c
the hill the buggie was upset and bot
occupants thrown out. Bliss escape
with only slight injuries but Uncle Jessi
was not SO fortunate, he fell on a pile {
Y stones and dislocated his right elbo'
] and fractured his right thigh bone. Dl
Davis attended the injured man and h
is now recovering.