The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-10-30

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LOCAL 1TEws.
n. P. Lewis. abstracts Of title.
y. T. Lewis, notary public and con-
veyancer.
For Bakers wire and hardware, ca'l
ON w. w. Cliff.
See Schleunins & Young as to priceson
f.esh and salted meats.
Legal blanks at THE UNloN office. Id.
cation certificate nlortsages, etc.
A fun line oi stone ehurns, preserve
lars and iuss at 8. .. Basbss 4 Son,
Red Front.
Ladies be suro and examine Mrs. L.
Kleeb's new fall hats before you pur
hass elsew here.
NJ. Guering, Of Fairburn, reports the
discovery Of a ledge Of chalk about eight
miles from that place.
Mrs. Wallace has received a full line.
OF fall goods Of the latest styles and can
please all in quality and price.
Charles Himebaugh has about forty
acres Of fall plowing done on his ranch
twelve miles northeastof this city.
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The workmen are pushing things right
along on the new building being erected
by John F. Schrader, on Main street.
Ladies remember that Mrs. Wallace
takes all kinds OF produce in exchange
for goods. Go and see her before buy
ing.
A large line OF millinery and notions
Just received by N. A. Kehoe. Ladies
call and be convinced both as to style
and prices.
Hyou buy three dollars worth of mi
Qinery you will get your moneys worth
besides q ticket on silver berry dish, at
Mrs. L. Kleeb's.
60 to Trowbridge's jewelry store for
watches, jewelry, clocks, etc. Eastern
h prices. Repairing of watches, clocks and
4 5ewelry promptly done.
81 M. A. Kehoe is now in the east and
has purchased the finest line of millinery
Ssver brought to Rapid City. Ladies call
and see. Dresspaking q speciality.
s#a &c. Moody came down from Hill
NJ City yesterday, accompanied by the
81 chairman and several other members Of
81 the republican central committee.
\ Mr.. Watterson reports that many set
Elements are being made in the Lone
Tree neighborhood, between Box Elder
and Elk creek. He counted q half dozen
new shacks since his last trip to town.
Mr.. Everly has been at work recently
on his albite claim which Is near his ia
nous Margaret claim which is pro-
nounced by old miners the best yet found
in the Hills. At a depth OF some seven
teen feet very rich tin ore was discovered
and it has continued to increase in rich
ness to the bottom OF tho shaft, which
is now down twenty-seven feet. Mr..
-Everly has one OF the best groups OF tin
claims outside the tin syndicate.
Readers OF The UNION will remember
that short time ago the west bound
passenger train on the Fremont, Elk
horn and Missouri Valley railroad was
held up by two brothers named Heron
at small station named Eli and sew
eral of the passengers relieved OF their
valuables. The robbers ware subse-
quently captured aud placed in Jail.
Last Monday their trial for the crime
was ended at O'Neill, Nebraska, result
ing in the Of Ter being sentenced to nine
years and the younger to seven years in
the penitentiary.
While going to Hill City Sunday night
Messrs. Brown. Parsons and Yallette, ne.
publican candidates, met with a mishap
The carriage in which they were riding
was overturned. The occupants were
allslightly hurt, but Sidney j. Parsons
candidate for county Judge was the most
unfortunate, suffering . fracture oi the
right leg,above,the ankle. The injury
was painful one, both bones having
been broken. Mr.. Parsons was taken tc
Hill City where q physician reduced tht
fracture. Mrs. Parsons was notified
and yesterday morning left for Hill City
Mr.. Parsons certainly has thesympath,
Of every one with him in his misfortune
The gathering at Library hall on Sun
day evening to listen to the address 0
Susan B. Anthony and Rev. Anna Shaw
was the largest that we have ever at
4 tended in this city. II the number,
a present was q. criterion Of public senti
4 ment on the question Of woman suffrage
4 q large vote will .be.. polled in favor 0
4 tho suffrage amendment. The remark
Of Miss Anthony were historical in thei
/ nature and as one gazed upon her agee
contenance and listened to her earnes
words, coupled With the thought tina
for forty years that voice had echoet
over this land Of the free(? he could bu
4 feel ashamed Of man. Rev. Anna Shav
is q very fluent and able speaker an,
would surely grace any pulpit. Through
out her Discourse she plainly relnen
bered the dsy and abstained from thos
witticisms which add much to her powe
as q lecturer. 4
Sunday evening after dark, Captain
Il r. 2. osConner who lives In the timbe
3 d few miles vest from town had occa
sion to 60 out into his back yard. Th
captain heard q noise at the wood pil
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