The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-02-07
LOCAL NEws.


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LOCAL FEwS.
This is weather as is weather.
Call on w. w. Cleft for hardware. 3w.
Rock salt for stock at Forsha's, St.
Joe street.
Read the C. o. D. advertisement and
buy OF them this week.
For bargains in groceries call on S. E
Forsha, st. Joe street.
Best quality No. 1 Manistee salt at
Forsha's, st. Joe street.
DIR. Matthias and family returned Tues
day morning from Philadelphia.
Subscribe for The UNION. 1t is the
official paper Of Pennington county.
You can save money by buying your
boots and shoes at the Bee Hive. 2w
Wheat and all kinds OF grain taken on
account or in trade by L. Morris & Co.
A full line of staple and fancy groceries
at the lowest prices at Forsha's, St. Joe
street.
Money is scarce, but 25 cents gets a,
square meal at spauldings, opposite the
postoffice.
Chas. Hurzler left for Wayland, New
York, last Saturday evening to be alb
sent about six weeks. -----------
The ground hogs-if they came out
most assuredly saw all the shadows they
wanted to last Sunday.
If you want no. 1. suit OF underwear
that will not nettle you, and very cheap,
60 to McDonalds, st. Joe st.
Nearly every one in Rapid City took
advantage OF the weather last Sunday
by either walking or driving out.
Buckwbeat flour, clover honey, pure
maple syrup and choice fruits all at re-
duced prices at Forsha's, st. Joe street.
Mr.. spaulding's increasing business has
made it necessary for him to put an ex-
ira table in his lunch room, on Main
street.
Mr.. Gilbert, of Rockerville, was in
with load OF wheat, Tuesday. He re-
ports everything as usual in his neigh
borhood.
Mrs. Henry Behrens and children re-
turned Friday morning last from a visit
with relatives and friends at Oshkosh,
Wisconsin.
j. L. Carlin now presides over the
forces OF the Rockerville postoffice.
Oliver was a democrat; we presume
Moody did it,
An order for the mercury to drop a
few notches was issued by the signal
service Tuesday afternoon, but it failed
to ''drap" very far.
A grand ball will be given under the
auspices OF the G. A. R. post on the even
ing Of Washington's birthday. Coco
music will be in attendance.
If you know anything in the shape o
news, let The UNION know of it. W.
want all the news there is and will bt
glad to publish anything in that line.
Why send away for clothing or furnish
ing goods when you can buy just 81
cheaply at home. They have just wha
you want and at "States' prices at th
Bee Hive.
Alex Shelto was in town Wednesday
He is holding bunch OF cattle at Tay
lor's old sheep ranch, between this plac
and Spring creek. He says cattle ar
doing fine.
Merchants desiring the trade OF tn
farmers Of Pennington county will d
well by planting an ad in The UNION. ]
reaches more farm houses than any othe
county paper.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick was in town Tuesday
and in answer to our question as t
how things were on Spring creek, sait
''It's all there yet" We were rathe
doubtful after the hard wind.
Justice Lake had a full house of "bal
heads" at the Wheeler-Duffy entertain
ment last Saturday evening. TT
''boys" are always on hand when a
entertainment OF that kind is going 81
& Farmers can't afford to haul the
hogs to town and sell them for $3.5'
and that on time. This is just whatws
done in Rapid City last Monday, Il
farmer not getting enough cash on a$1s
sale to pay for his dinner.
In uniting all OF our departmen
under one management we can save e
penses, thus enabling us to sell d
Goods, Boots and Shoes and Clothi
for less money than our competitor
It pays to buy goods at the Bee Hive.
A fire in the timber on the hills a I,
miles west OF Rapid City the first OF t
week did considerable damage. Bro
Meddow's place, SO the journal sa.
was entirely destroyed, and John
Schrader is loser OF some 5000 worth
outbuildings. The origion Of the fire
unknown.
About eight o'clock Saturday even
an alarm OF fire was turned in from
Third ward and the two hose compan
and the hook and ladder team W
running in that direction in less I'll
two minutes. They failed to find q
fire, however, as a few buckets Of wa
had removed all trace oft. Hot us
thrown on a pile OF manure was vi
started it.