The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-19
No frost at Rapid City yet.
Right smart cool this morning.
H. P. Lewis, abstracts OF title.

mo lfOSU aU haplQ ClUy yeU.
Right smart cool this morning.
II. P. Lewis, abstracts OF title.
The Hot Springs college opened yester,
day.
Those cobble stones still remain OF
Main street.
For Bakers wire and hardware, cal
y on w. w. Cliff.
Take your wife to Kennedy's for din
ner when in town.
The electric light plant will be running
again in a few days.
Several handsome residences are under
construction in Rapid City.
Lots OF cattle are being shipped east
from the Black Hills country.
The morning passenger train makes il
apoint to be an hour late each day.
George Lampert has accepted posi-
ton in O'Neill & Co.'s grocery store.
Remember that The UNION needs
every dollar it can collect this month.
When a rancher wants square mea
for twenty-five cents he goes to Spauld.
ing's.
Rev. Ware and wife have returned from
their ranch where they enjoyed short
vacation.
Ladies be sure and examine Mrs. l.
Kleeb's new fall hats before you pur.
chass elsewhere.
The Denver restaurant, next door
north OF the Harney, sets the best table
in town. Try them.
r. p. Rothwel, editor of the Engineer
ing and Mining Journal, is in the Hills
looking over the mines.
Marshal McElroy has commenced re-
pairing some OF Rapid City's delapidated
sidewalks. They need it bad enough.
Mrs. Wallace has received a. full line
OF fall goods OF the latest styles and can
please all in quality and price.
Call a meeting OF your alliances and
arrange to join the lumber wagon pro-
cession at Rapid City, October 9.
Ladies remember that Mrs. Wallace
takes all kinds OF produce in exchange
for goods. Go and see her before buy.
ing.
The Wells Fargo express room in the
Halney is being refitted One half OF il
will be used in the future <as a barber
shop.
Important changes are contemplated
in THE UNION. They will necessitate q
considerable outlay. Will our subscribers
assist?
Ii you buy three dollars worth OF mil
lincry you will get your moneys worth
besides a ticket on silver berry dish, at
Mrs. L. Kleeb's.
Jim Cobb returned from visit to Hot
Springs last Wednesday morning. He
reports building going on at lively rate
in that famous pleasure resort.
Judge Nowlin has granted the writ ap
piled for by the school board requiring
the city council to levy a tax Of sever
mills as asked by the board.
Ella Schumacher, aged sixteen, was
committed to the reform school al
Plankington by Judge McGee last Friday
on complaint OF her mother. The echargt
is inc orrigibility
The anti-lottery bill has passed botl
houses and only awaits the signature O.
the president to become law. This
will quite seriously reduce the revenues
OF our local papers.
The independents OF Meade county vii
hold their first public meeting at Sturgis
on Saturday, September 27. Hon.
w. Harden, OF Huron, and other speak
ers will be present.
Farmers, remember the rally at thi
place October 2 and make an effort tt
be present, you will be well paid for you
time and trouble. The program will b
found in an other column.
Charles and Rhoda Christiernson, G
Rockerville, left for Spearfsh Wednesda,
to attend the state normal school. Mis-
Anna Waugh OF Spring creek, will ais
attend that school this term
A subscriber OF The UNION has si
mares with five spring colts which she
anxious to dispose OF at once. Two {
the number are broken and one is
gentle single horse. For further particr
lars call at this office.
Last Wednesday, at Custer City
Leham was sentenced to be hanged fo
the murder OF Constable Burns, of Fail
burn. This is the second time he ha
been sentenced. The date set for tn
execution is November 13.
Mrs. Henry Kensler left on last even
ing's train for Iowa. Mr.. Kensler ha
closed his affairs here and will leave in
few days with car load OF horses an
household goods. Mr.. Kensler comes a
near being successful farmer as we e
them in these days and we are sorr
that the community must loose him.
AS will be seen by notice in anothe
column the firm OF Churchill & Spro,
have dissolved partnership, Mr.. Spro1
retiring from the business. This fir
has succeeded in building up a large bus
ness in Hermosa and Mr.. Sproul he
since his connection with the firm mac
many friends throughout the count
who hope that he will engage in son
other line in our vicinity.
A communication from H. NJ. Iced
at Hill City, states that the indepe
dents did not have the field to ther
selves Wednesday evening. The ladi
Of the Presbyterian church were holdil
a festival and the new Gem theater W,
opened, and yet by actual count Il
voters listened to the address OF j.
Harden. Mr.. Leedy states that cou
he remain ano ther evening no house
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