The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-06
LOCAL NEWS.
H. P. Lewis. abstracts oi title.
II. P. Lewis, notary public and con.

veyancer.
For Bakers wire and hardware, call
ON w. w. Gift.
See schleuning & Young as to prices on
fcesh and salted meats. y,
A full line Of stone chufnsSpreserve
jars and jugs at s. D. Barber & Son,
Red Front.
Ladies' he sure and exam4psss Mrs: L..
Kleeb's new fall hats befoD you pur
hass elsew here.
Mrs. Wallace has received a full line
OF fall goods Of the latest styles and can
please all in quality and price.
Aiarge force 81 men under Marshal Nc
Elroy were yesterday put toswork clean
ing up the streets. ~
Ladies remember that Mrs. Wallace
takes all kinds Of prqdncein exchange
for goods. Go and .sos ,f btfore buy
ing.
A large line Of millinery and notions.
just received by M. A. Kehoe. Ladies
call and be convinced both as to style
and prices.
Ifyou buy three deilars worth OF mi
linery you will get your moneys worth
besides a ticket on silver berry dish, at
Mrs. L. Kleeb's.
Go to Trowbridge's -iewelry store for
watches, jewelry, clocks, etc. Eastern
prices. Repairing OF watches, clocks and
iewelry promptly done.
M. A. Kehoe is now in. the east and
has purchased the finest line IF millinery
ever brought to Rapid City. Ladies call
and see. Dressmaking a speciality.
Tom Sweeney says that Sitting Bull is
the hardest precinct he ever struck.
That they didn't allow anyone but re-
publicans in the camp and gave him five
minutes to leave camp or 60 in the
creek.
The large brick chimney erected onthe
west side OF Hotel Harvey d few months
ago to carry off the smoke from the fur
mace OF the steam heating plant has set
tied and is threatened with a collapse,
and has to be braced up to keep from
falling.
The Chicago Tribune OF the twenty
eighth instant contains two column
write-up OF the tin deposits CT the Black
Hills. The writer OF the article is evi-
IDENTIFY familiar with the Hills and their
tin deposits, for besides being an inter
esting write-up, it is free from exaggera-
tions OF any kind and one calculated to
be OF benefit to the country.
Mrs. Chris Wrage OF .Rushford, Mime:
sofa, has written Marshal McElroy q
letter, asking him for information OF hel
husband who left her home about sis
months ago and when last heard from
was in this city. Chris, if you are in the
city you had better communicate witt
your wife and relieve her mind OF 6
weight OF trouble.
R. D. Kennedy has been forced, by the
illness OF his wife, to sell his restaurant
business. Mr.. Kennedy has been very
successful in the short time he has beer
engaged in this business and has kept 6
first-class house. His patrone will miss
his homelike tables. The gentlemen who
have bought his good will and furniture
have been engaged at the Hotel Harne,
for some time. We have not Learned
their names but understand they art
qualified by experience to keep frs
class house.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Pau
railway will be extended to the Hill
next year. The survey follows the val
ley OF the Bad river to the southwes
corner of Nowlin county, there the Pic
neer says, it will divide; one branch push
ing Oh west and the other, the northern
running to Deadwood. The othe
branch will have in view through lin
to the Pacific coast.
eff the heavens won't, the earth must,
is the cry Of those who believe in irrigt
ton, and the subject is soon to be sciel
tiffically Investigated in the Dakotas an
other states. Professor Nettleton I
Washington, in charge OF the governmer
irrigation surveys in the west, is on h
way to Dakota. He is in special char
OF the work Of engineering.
The attention Of the council commi
tee having in care the health OF the cit
is respectfully called to the cesspo
which is forming on Sixth street, belo
Rapid, and to the ditch between Ma
steeet and Rapid on Sixth street. A fe
days work would put the ditch in goo
condition and it would not then
found difficult to drain off the wat
which is at present settling below Rap
street and making that locality
healthy.
Afarmer driving up Main street Ia
evening about five o'clock had hi
old time for half block. He was dr.
ing two bronchos hitched to hea
farm wagon, and one OF the animals
IDENTIFY concluded to have little
with the old man. It commenced
Sixth street, and by the time Sever
street was reached had succeeded
kicking the front end Of the wagon
and soaring the driver badly. 4
seemed to satisfy the brute, for whel
found nothing leftfor it's hoofs to b
against, it went along as though it J
meyer lifted hoof in anger in all it's
Rev. H. w. Tate's heart was mi
glad. yesterday by the arrival II
the east Of his wife, son and daugh
Rev, Tate and family will become I
dents Of Rapid City in every sens
theword, and will indeed be welcome
ditions to its social circle. Rev. ]
and family in q few weeks will occupy
residence OF William Lewis on N
street, it being the intention OF the Ia
to spend the winter in Florida.
Tate and children were accompanies