The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-11-20

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Ihs Fair Is sssliing boots, shoes, over.
shcss, artisiu, rubbers and felt boots
At.dsmoraArin prices.
Mn. Wallace has received . full line
OF fall goods d the latest styles and can
please III in quality and price.
Representatives,: B. Miller, Of Meade
county, has mysteriously disappeared.
When last heard from he was at Omaha.
Ladies remember that Mrs. Wallace
takes all kinds OF produce in exchange
for goods. Go and see her before buy
ing.
Keep thanksgiving if your turkey must
be represented by spare rib. It is not
so much what we eat as the spirit in
which tbs eaten.
Heavy weight goods such rs blankets,
bed comforts. fur robes. horse blankets,
etc., at light weight prices, slightly DAM
aged, at The Fair.
Call and see that silver berry dish
which Mrs. L. Kleeb is going to give to
her customers. She is selling hats and
everything ct cost.
DR.. McGillycuddy has been appointed
to I'LL the vacancy on the school OF
mlnes board caused by the resignation
OF John R. Brennan.
Go to Trowbridge's jewelry store for
watches. jewelry, clocks, etc. Eastern
prices. Repairing OF watches. clocksand
jewelry promptly done.
Remember that the WEEKLY UNION
will be sent to any address one year for
31.5O. At that price you cannot afford
to be without a paper.
The action OF our county commits
sioners puts in force a bounty on wolves.
At $500 per head some OF our sports
men ought to make good wages.
Mrs. Wallace has the cheapest line OF
millinery in town and ladies will always
Rad it to their advantage to buy Of hef.
She mas no old or::shoddy goods.
Norfolk, Nebraska has secured the
Oxnard beet sugar plant. That town
gave $15O,OOO and SO acres Of land.
The plant will be the largest in the
world.
A two wheel cart loaded with deer and
drawn by a stocky mountain pony was
driven down from the Limestone region
the past week. The owner found a mar
kst at five cents.
Ladies will find goods of better quail
ity fer the price, in millinery, at Mrs.
Wallace's than any other place in town
and she is always glad to see people
whether they buy or not.
G. Grimes, E. E. Herrick and several OF
their neighbors, Of Victoria, have been
putting in q few days work to very good
advantage on the road leading down
Victoria gulch. They have greatly inn
proved it.
At noon Tuesday the uaasQns began
the stone work ON the new brick block
Of Schleuning 4 Young on the sight OF
their old stand on Sixth street. Five
masous were at work and the wall has
risen rapidly.
Ip this new land where often the fam
ly circle is small, Why should not COM
nunities join forces in the celebration OF
tbaskssiving.; Let each provide, in eat
xbln. Of what they have, 1t would add
interest to the day and benefit the COM
munity.
Chris Thompson informs US that the
chances Of trpes xintering in good shape
would be greatly increased il they were to
be mell watered during this month.
There is 10 little moisture in the soil
that the coming winter is bound to- de
stroy many trees without this precau-
ton is taken.
u eeatleman from the east was in town
last wesk With an eye to the land plaster
business. We do not refer to the
common plaster Of the west, but to q
Kind in common use IN the east, made
from gypsum and y very poor quality az
compared with that aboundlng in the
Black Hills. We under stand that thu
eettleman was well pleased with the cut
look and will in. all probability locate
miila here.
stephen Osborn, Of Red Earth, callet
81 The UNloN Office ON Wednesday last
{ He believes that either high tariff O
y fses trade would eventually ruin tn
country, but believes that the independ