The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-04-11
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Thy charities on all.
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Charles Geiger was in the city satur.
day.
For Bakers wire and hardware, call
on w. w. Cliff.
We would like to secure few copies of
No. 10 Of The UNION.
The new Presbyterian church is in the
hands OF the stone masons.
Tuesday was rather windy. Rained
quite little in the forenoon.
You can save money by buying your
boots and shoes at the Bee Hive. 2w
Street Commissioner Violin is doing
some very good work on the streets this
week.
It is reported that the strike at Hill
City is off, and the men have resumed
work.
For bargains in goods, field and gar
den seeds, call on Forsha, st. Joe
street.
When you want chattle mortgages,
location certificates or mining deeds, call
at The UNION office.
I. H. Humphrey has gone to Oregon
to drive flock Of sheep which he has
purchased in that state to the Black
Hills.
From the stock of implements Rapid
City dealers are shipping in, one would
think that trade in that line was quite
lively.
Horace Crockett, formerly OF Spring
creek but now resident OF Hot Springs
sold his tree claim to Mr.. Newman, OF
Dry creek.
The county treasurer received a re-
mittance from England on Thursday in
payment OF taxes on property owned in
this city.
If you want clean shave, or ha ir cut
at eastern prices, call on B. F. Van
Doozer, Main street, next door to
Trowbridge's iewelry store.
Go to Trowbridge's iewelry store for
watches, jewelry, clocks, etc. Eastern
prices. Repairing OF wat ches, clocks and
eve Try promptly done.
Choice onion seed, $1.OO per pound
eight papers choice as sorted seeds,
twenty-five cents; timothy seed $500
per bushel at Forsha's, st. Joe street.
Merchants desiring the trade of the
farmers OF Pennington county will do
we'll by planting an ad in The UNION. 1t
reaches more farm houses than any. other
county paper.
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.
Martin Anderson made this office q
.call on Monday, last. He reports an
entertainment at the Victoria schoo
house, a few evening ago. Sixty eight
,present. All enjoyed a very pleasant
time.
Salt, $3.50 per barrel; coal oil, $2.2s
i'm case; granulated sugar, twelve pounds
for Sl00; good coffee, twenty-five cents
per pound. All goods low down. Nov
is your time to buy at Forsha's, ST. Joe
street.
A copy OF the "Angelus," in fourteen
colors, is now at The UNION office
Every subscriber OF the Voice receives
the noted picture. The UNION and thu
Voice one ye ar for $2.4O.
In uniting all OF our department.
under one management we can save eS
penses, thus enabling us to sell DIR.
Goods, Boots and Shoes and Clothin
flor less money than our competitors
1T pays to buy goods at the Bee Hive.
The concert given by the Gate City
ecornet band at Library hall last Wednes
day evening was success, both finan
,cially and otherwise. The hall wa
comfortably filled and everybody wer
:away feeling that they had been royal
entertained.
One of Dan Ferguson's teams driven b
Charles Relknap and hitched to alumbt
wagon took lively run from Reder
lumber yard to the stable by way OF Il
depot, where they deposited the wage
Wednesday afternoon. No seriousdar
age was done.
A. Thompson OF Rapid creek. who SO
his ranch recently, has located on t
reservation not far from the mouth
Rapid creek. Mr.. Thompson purchas
quite q bunch OF blooded cattle duli
the past week and will make the breedi
of short horns speciality.
If you want to buy or sell a ranc
stock OF any kind, or anything pertai
ing to the farm, and are a subscriber
this paper, it will not cost you cent
advertise it. Call at the Office, or sent
: card telling us what you want. Alrea
several sales have been made throu
THE UNION.
just before going to press, we hear
rumored on the streets and it CON
pretty straight-that Captain Gardr
and the Fremont, Elkhorn and Misso
Valley railroad have come to an agl
ment, and the extension of the
Homestake road will connect with
.gorld at the Spring Valley. ran
Friends of the Spring valley people, 8
their name is legion, and the many
3nnaintances OF Captain Gardner throu
,n,,t the state, will rejoice to learn OF
,s,ncess. He has waited long for it, /
is in every way worthy, and thelocat
is as worthy as the man. 1t is q fer
valley, beautifully located, we'll waite
" and In every way prepared for g.
future. The benefit to farmers IN
neiphborhood and for miles around
be great. enabling them to supply
mining camps with out the usual ial
y !, Gus journey. Success to Spring vale