The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-13

For Bakers wire and hardware, call
on ". w. Cliff.
See Schleuning& Young aasto prices on
fresh and sailed meats.
George w. Barrows andAfamily moved
into their new cottage5Nionday.
Ladies and gents underwear at prices
below cost Of manufacture at The Fair.
iull line 81 stone churnis, preserve
aIsss.aldk son.
Red Front.
We would acknowledge the receipt Of
election returns from A. Gouldberg,
French creek.
The Fair is selling boots, shoes, over
shoes, articks, rubbers a4nd felt boots
at demoralizing prices.
Mrs. Wallace has received a full line
Of fall goods Of the latest styles and can
please all in quality and price.
For the present the schrader block
will be but one story. The tin roof is
going on and plasterers are at work.
Wood dealers find q ready sale these
days, the price averaging 81 per cord
for four foot and $1.5O for sixteen inch.
Ladies remember that Mrs. Wallace
takes all kinds Of produce in exchange
for goods. Go and see her before buy
ing.
The people OF Lone Tree township are
setting a good example for other town
ships of the county. Their program is a
good one.
Our wood pile is rather low and we
will take that essential in any length,
size, or shape, on account. Don't all
come at once.
Call and see that silver berry dish
which Mrs. L. Kleeb is going to give to
her customers. She is selling hats and
everything at cost.
Go to Trowbridge's jewelry store for
watches, jewelry, clocks, etc. Eastern
prices. Repairing OF watches, clocks and
jewelry promptly done.
Heavy weight goods such as blankets,
bed comforts, fur robes. horse blankets,
ETC., at light weight prices, slightly dam
aged, at The Fair.
Remember that the WEEKLY UNION
will be sent to any address one year Tor
S1.5O. At that price you cannot afford
to be without a paper.
Many farmers are moving their fami-
lies into town for the winter. Some Tor
better school advantages, but many
that they may earn u living during the
winter months.
George Mckenzie, formerly OF New
York city. has taken a position at the
Fair, MIR. Mckenzie comes very highly
recommended and Leeds & CO., are very
fortunate in procuring his services.
If you don't believe 1t pays to adver-
tise in The UNION visit the Fair, on
Main street. Their store is crowded
with customers and they are rapidly
disposing OF their slightly damaged
ct ock OF goods.
It began showing Friday afternoon.
and Saturday found two or three inches
on the ground. Saturday night was the
coolest Of the season. The weatherm mod
Grated Sunday and Monday the snow
rapidly disappeared.
The county commissioners finished
their work on the election returns al
noon today, too late for The UNION te
give the Official figures. There is, how
ever, very little change. Wilson'S ma
iority over Robinson is increased tt
twenty votes.
In this rural burg, where nearly every
man keeps a COW, they either have very
poor fences or else they make a practic'
Of turning them loose nights. Ever.
morning finds quite a herd roaming tn
streets. Our marshal needs to max
a few early hauls.
Tom Sweeney alone, has about a
much strength as either OF the parties
With his help Dave Robinson cam
within thirteen votes OF defeating Wi
on. Mr.. Robinson will contest MI
Wilson'S election endeavoring to thro7
out the vote at Sitting Bull.
The late squat increased the deman
for nay. Prices range from 81 to 81
per ton. The majority Of hay comm
in is Of very poor quality, scarcely
green straw in it. Where there is
shade Of green it brings 50 to $40, viii
irrigated sellssreadily at $l2.
All shows do well in Rapid City, Il
times have not yet been hard enough I
prevent full houses even at$1 a hea'
Uncle Toms Cabin Monday evening VS.
no exception. Every seat was reserve
ut one dollar and lots oil standing roo
taken at seventy-five cents each. ~
show was fully as good as the usual II
OF Uncle Toms.
We can, at time Of going to press, 81
nothing definite with regard to stat
The legislature is still claimed by bo
parties. The. most reliable informatit
We have seen is from yesterdays Pho
Ger. BY private dispatches that pap
learns that, counting Lawrence repul
can, the legislature will still be indepe
dent by a small majority on joint b
lot.
Lewis brothers spent Monday event
in the city. They were up after So
young cattle purchased OF George
Barrows. The boys have been max
extensive improvements in the line
fencing and shedding on their ranches
the divide near the Iowa settleme
They report much more snow twel
mills out than we have had in the +
hills. With them it was about +
inches deep.
The stock Of the Union Publish
.o,,,,onv ia wall acatfeTed ayeI.