The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-04-25
LOCAL NEWS.


For Bakers wire and hardware, call
on w. w. Cliff.
You can save money by buying your
boots and shoes at the Bee Hive. 2w
The Bee Hive comes to the front in
this issue. Read what they have to say.
When you want chattle mortgages,
location certificates or mining deeds, call
at The UNION office.
The large stock of goods recently pur-
chased in New York by Mr.. Haines are
nearly all in. Call and inspect them.
fyou need garden or field seeds and
would select from new and large stock,
call on Gilbert Getchell.
Elk creek has had in the neigl,borhood
OF dozen scholars. at the Spearfish
Normal school. Has Rapid City more
than one?
Hon. Edwin Van Cise declines the
position Of trustee on the school of
mines board. His legal business occu-
pies his entire time.
Go to Trowbridge's iewelry store for;
watches, jewelry, clocks, etc. Eastern
prices. Repairing Of watches, clocks and
jewelry 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.
Don't fail to secure some of those
Largest of All peas, left on sale at
Aliens store by Manly Dunckel. He
says they are the best peas in the mar
ket.
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.
Why send away for clothing or furnish
ing goods when you can buy just as
cheaply at home. They have just what
you want and at estates" prices at the
Bee Hive.
L
on the eastern bound train Tuesday
evening During their vacation they
will visit Washington city and friends m
eastern states.
Rev. Peterson took the train Tuesday
sor the Hot Springs where Mrs. Peterson
Ifs now stopping. From that city he will
make his usual trip to Newcastle, being
absent about one week,
A copy of the "Angelus," in fourteen
colors, is now at The UNION office.
Every subscriber of the Voice receives
the noted picture. The UNION and the
Voice one year for $2.4O.
The blue front where Tom Sweeney
held forth for so many years now holds
s'The Fair" Leeds & Company, propri
etors. No charge for admittance to this
ssfair," and a very little money brings a
big load OF goods out.
Alderman Sawyer is contemplating al
eastern trip. He will bring up in Main'
after taking in the prominent cities OF
the route. Mr.. Sawyer has a brothe
and sister residing in that state.
Frank Peabody has been plowing
Something he don't often do, but whel
he does get at it the ground has to fly
With a sulky plow and four horses b
claims to have turned over nine acres i
twenty-three hours. Check.
In uniting all OF our department
under one management we can save e.
penses, thus enabling us to sell DR.
Goods, Boots and Shoes and Clothin
for less money than our competitor
It paws to buy goods at the Bee Hive.
James Crockett, who lost valuab
colt and other property at the burnir
of Horace Crockett's stables, informs ,
that he is the recipient OF $50 from T.
Davis as partial recompense Tor b
losses. Mr.. Davis little son was one
the children who, by the careless use
matches, set the fire.
If you want to buy or sell ranc
stock of any kind, or anything pertai
ing to the farm, and are subscriber
this paper, it will not cost you cent
advertise it. Call at the Office, or SEND
card. telling us what you want. Alreat
several sales have been made throu
The UNION.
Our advertisers choose The UNION th
they may reach the eye OF the farm
( And a great many farmers are direct
Interested in the success OF The UNIe
We ask you to read carefully whattht
who advertise with us have to say, a
s.yhen in town call on them and pre-
their assertions.
9.5S There are few people but would rat
,patronize an American. than a Chi
man. It has been impossible hi
tofore, but within the past week =
Meiner has established q laundry
Main street, between Sixth and Seven
and is prepared to do frstrclass work
low figures