The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-03-14
LOCAL NEWS.
Again the weather has caught cold.

Again the weather has caught cold.
Call on w. w. Cleft for hardware. 3w,
You can save money by buying your
boots and shoes at the Bee Hive. 2w
For bargainsin goods, field and gar.
den seeds, call on Forsha, st. Joe
street.
Joseph Miers is receiving benefit
from the court crowd. His tables are
well filled.
The sale OF the Sawyer property has
been consumated. Mr.. Sawyer expects
to give possession shortly.
Chris Jensen has been awarded the
contract for carrying the mail between
Deadwood and Spearfsh.
E. T. Grow and VIM. Blair, OF lower
Box Elder, were in the city last week
laying in a stock OF supplies and farm
implements.
A. NJ. Wright received two car loads OF
farm machinery and household goods on
Saturday. He has located on the Rapid
and Box Elder divide.
Go to Trowbridge's iewelry store for
watches, jewelry, clocks, etc. Eastern
prices. Repairing OF watches, clocks and
jcwelry promptly done.
Many farmers are now Offering flour
for sale, they being obliged to take it in
exchange for wheat. At wholesale, it is
offered at 50, $3.50 and SO perhundred:
Geo. Chadwick arrived in Rapid City
on Monday last from New York. 1t is
reported that work on the big flume will
be resumed and continued to completion.
Those OF our subscribers who can meet
their subscriptions during this month,
will confer favor as we have quite an
amount to raise between now and April
first.
Hon. S. P. Wells, who for several
years past has resided on the Pacific
slope, returned to this city Monday. He
was warmly welcomed by his many
friends.
Why send away for clothing or furnish
ing goods when you can buy just as
cheaply at home. They have just what
you want and at Estates prices at the
Bee Hive.
The seed wheat, advertised in another
column, is at the ranch OF G. w. Cromer
but parties desiring to purchase will find
Mr.. Cromer in Rapid City, where he nov
resides.
S. D. Hale was in the city Saturday
He is elated over Tilfords prospects
and he has reason to be. Considerable
dirt is changing hands, and the show fol
a lively town in the near future is good
The following gentlemen left on Sunday
evenings train for Omaha to look atte1
Rapid City's railroad interests. V. T
McGillycuddy, H. S. Hall, John R. Bren
nan, V. T. Price, R. c. Lake and j. U
Gridley.
Although Mr.. Dunckel believes tina
the farmers are carrying more than thel
share OF life's burdens, he has shor 'deret
another farm. If any man OF our &C
quaintance can make farming pay, it i
Manley Dunckel.
In, uniting all OF our department
under one management we can save es
penses, thus enabling US to sell DR..
Goods, Boots and Shoes and Clothin
for less money than our competitors
It pays to buy goods at the Bee Hive.
Messrs. Bliss and Holcomb have IT
turned from Washington. Success ha
so far attended their efforts on the Bills
fire escape A patent has been secured
and wherever shown, it is acknowledge
as one OF the cheapest and most pract
cal escapes yet invented.
II .sny one desires any thing in the lir
Of envelopes, letter or noteheads, bill
and statements, plain or, fancy care
it will pay them to call at ''THE UNION
office. Chas. Lewis is managing ths
line, and for neat or fancy work he Co
not be beaten. Call and see sampl
before ordering elsewhere.
Judge Luse, the Journal states, hi
received letter from a gentleman
Minneapolis asking for information I
garding the vacant lands in this distric
The gentleman represents a company
swedes who would like to colonize
this favored section OF the globe.
Charles Kerr has made up his mil
that there is no money in farming al
has leased his ranch on Elk creek to
Dunckel for live years. Mr.. Kerris off
ing his teams, hogs and tools at We
low figures. He also has some No
wheat and quantity OF corn for sale.
Frank Mcmahon, of Spring creek, W
in Wednesday. He is still receiving
braska corn at Hermosa and RETAIL
at seventy-fve cents per hundred. \
Mcmahon offers his well-known ranch
Spring creek for lease, and is desirous
trading stock, particularly horses,
hogs OF sixty pounds and over
Geo. w. Barrows has been seen on
strccts during at least two days OF
past week, an unusual occurance.
has been retained as a witness on
case of McCracken versus Doty.
Barrows has began work on a reside
at his ranch on the Box Elder sic
He expects to move his family to
claim the latter part OF April.