The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-05-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Ice cream at Spaulding's.
Mill shaken a re in fa shion now

Ice cream at Spaulding's.
Milk shakes are in ia shion now.
Charles Fallon has put his awning up.
Don't forget the lecture Saturday even
ing.
The planning mill was put in operation
Thursday.
Thursdays wind elevated the dust in
great shape.
For Bakers wire and hardware, call
on w. w. Cliff.
George Hawley OF Hermosa, is in the
city with load OF potatoes.
The ice man now wears a CHASTITY
smile. He knows that his time has
come.
Some OF the sidewalks in Rapid City
could be greatly improved, and the time
to improve them is now.
If you need garden or field seeds and
would select from a new and large stock,
call on Gilbert Getchell.
A subscription paper was circulated
Wednesday for the purpose OF obtaining
subscribers to a fund for sprinkling the
streets.
Go to Trowbridge's iewelry store Tor
watches, jewelry, clocks, etc. Eastern
prices. Repairing OF watches, clocks and
iewelry promptly done.
If you want clean shave, or hair cut
at eastern prices, call on B. F. Van
Doozer, Main street, next door to
Trowbridge's iewelry store.
Mr.. Parrish found full house
awaiting him at the Ensor school house
on Tuesday, and at the Ryan school
house on Wednesday evening.
F.M. Murphy OF Rapid valley, was in
the city Monday. He reports small
grain nearly all in throughout his sec.
.tion and he has begun planting corn.
Joseph Miers will from this date be
prepared to serve ice cream at his res
taurant on Main street. He will also
deliver in quantity to any part OF the
city.
Robert Nourse will lecture on "Dr
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" In Library Hall
Saturday evening, May Sd, under the
auspices OF the st. Cecilia society. This
lecture will complete the course that thu
society had planned for this season.
City Marshall Erdman is giving gener
dissatisfaction to the public as an officer
He is trying to do his duty, and think
that part OF it is to prevent the peopl
using the city streets for pasturing cat
tie. The UNION is OF the same opinion
Walter Smith, OF Red Earth, was il
the city Monday. Hereports the groun'
60 dry that in backsetting he could no
get below last years breaking. He cam
in to purchase a disk seeder and wi
SOW without plowing. A great many
this season, are substituting these seet
ers for harrow and plow.
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UNION for 1925.
A. D. Richardson met with bad luz
while in the city Monday. He drove ,
to the Gate City mill and left his tea
ior a few minutes while he stepped insid
They became scared and ran away, ia
ing in the rocky grounds Of the side hi
south and east Of the mill. The b.
was thrown off and contents scatter
far and wide. The team was stopp
near Mr.. Gifts place. The bill for
pairs was some $ll.
Last Monday afternoon fire "
started in the grass on the hills ].
southwest OF the city and as a con
quence the hill tops for several miles
extent were relieved OF the dead gr'
and leaves that had accumulated the
The fire did no damage, but if the wi
had been blowing there is no telling wi
would have been the result. No ,
knows how the blaze was started, bu
Is the general opinion that 1t ,
through carelessness.
We accepted the invitation Of neigh
Richardson to accompany him
tIhompson's nursery, at which pc
ne found q lively camp. Although nj
" all the eastern bills have been fl
many large orders are yet coming
The evening before our arrival, Il
one's were received from Lead and D
wood for extra large shade trees
Arbor day, These orders mad to be
on Monday afternoons freight ant
kept the large force on the grounds !
busy. Many ranchmen are drivinl
the grounds for their stock and
getting them fresh from the ground.