The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-07-25
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
For Bakers wire and hardware, call
on w. w. Gift.
See Schleuning & Young as to prices on
fresh and salted meats.
Don't forget Spaulding's new location,
two doors east OF the postoffice.
The best meat at the lowest figures
wholesale or retail, at schleuning &
Young's.
Six deaths have occurred during past
two weeks in the Black Hills, allfrom the
results OF accidents.
John Hall & Co., will remove on Aug
mst 1st to Main street, next door to
First National bank.
If you want a good square meal call
ON the Denver restaurant on Seventh
street, just north OF Hotel Harney.
Frank Sucker has purchased OF Henry
Kensler fine team OF young mares,
weight 1 100 pounds each. Price 1925.
w. H. Reed OF Cheyenne river, was in
the city Tuesday. He reports the pros
poets for hay in that section atller slim.
There is some talk OF re-organizing the
baseball club, and the probability is
,that before long good nine will be in
tthe field.
Professor Abbott and wife arrived on
'Ihnrsday mornings train. Professor
Abbott is the new principal OF the Rapid
City schools.
M. A. Miller will meet the farmers OF
I.ower Box Elder at J. n Robinson's
house on the evening OF July 81, to or
ganize an alliance.
Go to Trowbridge's iewelry store for
watches, jewelry, clocks, etc. Eastern
prices. Repairing OF watches, clocks and
;ewelry promptly done.
R. D. Kennedy is meetingwith deserved
success in his new venture. The loca-
tiOn is good and fare better. Try the
Denver when next In the city.
We fail ed to note in our last that G. R
Allison and sons had disposed OF their
$50 head OF sheep. before shearing, to
Day & Dewitt. Price 81 90 per head.
Henry Cordes has piece OF wheat or
upper Box Elder that is estimated at
fifteen bushels per acre. He reports q
young colt killed the past week by dogs
While returning from the Sunday
school picnic Thursday afternoon 8
young couple had narrow escape from
being run down by the passenger train
The Denver restaurant on Seventh
has still few nicely furnished rooms
to spare. Table board by the day o1
week.
Hudson q Hawthorn is the name OF {
u new firm just starting in the fruit, con
iectionery and grocery business on tn
north side OF Main between Fifth ant
Sixth streets.
James Blizzard was arrested and trie'
last Wednesday for selling wool take
from mortgaged sheep. The trial laste
;but u few minutes when the defendan
was discharged.
The boilers and fixtures for heating b
steam the Hotel Harney and the India
school are now at the depot. The wor
of placing them in the buildings will /
commenced at once.
Messrs. Dewolf, Slick, Henderson, Ii
gersol and Sucker, OF Box Elder slop
are at their wheat harvest. The Gro
is light, the best heard from goil
about fifteen bushel per acre.
NJ. A. Miller has sold his homestea
near Creston to G. Il, Allison and son
consideration $3.50. Mr.. Miller will I
move onto his claim near Link. M
Allison and his three sons now have b
tween toem 144O acres.
Last night three strangers in the eli
got into a drunken row in front OF Ba
denwerper & Barber's store on Ma
street. The marshal and Night Watc
man Leary succeeded in arresting two
the men, but the third escaped.
The barn Of Peter Duhamel in
eastern part Of the city caught fire frc
some mysterious source last Mond
afternoon and about $50 damages We
done before the fire department got /
flames under control.
The Newcastle Democrat says that I
Briar Hill coal claims have been bond
to Deadwood parties for about nine
lars per acre, to which is to be added
cost Of developing and proving up, a
is considered a good bargain for the p
ehasers.
The old and reliable eating house
u. y. Spaulding has been moved aer
the street the past week and is I
located two doors east OF the postoff
This move was made necessary by
crease Of business. The building n
Dccupiedis much more roomy and
every way an improvement over
old location,
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