The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-02-21
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Have the plows been sharpened?
Call on w. W. Cleft for hardware. 3w.
Fred Christensen was in the city
Tuesday.
J.C. McNown, OF Hill City, came down
Tuesday.
Rock salt for stock at Forsha's, St..
Joe street.
Engage seed grain while you can do so
at the market price.
For bargains in groceries call on S. E
Forsha, ST. Joe street.
Best quality No. 1 Manistee salt at
Forsha's, st. Joe street.
Is there wood enough ahead to carry
you over the spring work?
The weather has been so fine, of course
the fences have all been repaired.
You can save money by buying your
boots and shoes at the Bee Hive. 2w
A full line OF staple and fancy groceries
street.
Money is scarce, but 25 cents gets a
square meal at Spaulding's, opposite the
postoffice.
Remember the county alliance meeting
on the first Saturday in March at The
UNION office.
The new mill is surrounded by wheat
teams. We hear OF one man who has
$500 bushels to haul in.
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday the
First National bank paid out an average
OF 5000 per day on wheat checks.
Ii you want a no. /. suit Of underwear
that will not nettle you, and very cheap,
60 to McDonalds, St. Joe st.
All who voted or worked for prohibl-
ton should attend the meeting at the
reading rooms OH Saturday evening.
J. NJ. Leedy is badly stuck on Florida
He even says it is the first the finest
climate in the world. Wait a "leetle.'
Buckwheat flour, clover honey, pure
maple syrup aIla choice f.ui+s s.n AT ,a-
duced prices at Forsha's, st. Joe street.
Mr.. Slater, foreman OF the Rapid City
foundry, has returned from the east and
states that the foundry Will resume work
in few days.
J. F. Street, OF Hermosa, has been ap-
pointed treasurer OF Custer county to
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
tion OF E. II. Flynn.
D. H. Smith, who was SO unfortunate
as to sprain his ankle about ten days
ago, is about again. He expects to view
the reservation shortly.
The first OF this week there was slight
change in the weather program. A cold
wind with sprinkling of snow. 1t is
probably the last cold snap.
When you desire anything fine in fruit
particularly oranges, 60 to Cobb & Co.
ST. Joe street. They also carry the best
line of fresh confectionery in the city.
Why send away for clothing or furnish
ing goods when you can buy just al
cheaply at home. They have just wha
you want and at "States'' prices at tn
Bee Hive.
Frank Peabody called at this offic
ON Thursday. He states that the lat
cold snap has ''humped" the cattle some
what.
Merchants desiring the trade OF tn
farmers Of Pennington county will d
well by planting an ad in THE UNION. ]
reaches more farm houses than any othe
county paper.
The ladies OF the Rapid Valley M.
church will give supper for the benef
OF their pastor, at the Mentch scho'
house, On Friday evening. February 2
All are cordially invited.
Messrs Warner and = witt made !
a call on Monday evening. Mr.. DeWi
is making a very successful canvas Il
This nursery stock. MIR. Warner repor
"a greater demand for milk than ne CT
supply.
There has been a little friction in su
district, No. 2, Rapid City townsil
which resulted in the resignation OF J.
Green. A. A. Merrill has been appoint
by Superintendent Mears to fill t
vacancy.
In uniting all OF our departme1
under one management we can save
penses. thus enabling us to sell u
Goods, Boots and Shoes and Cloth
for less money than our competito
Tt paws to buy goods at the Bee Hive.
On Monday Mrs. G. Thompson recei'
the sad news OF the death OF her moth
Mrs. Betsy Erden, who resided in Mi
county, and was at the time other de-
-seventy-two years Of age. Mrs. Thol
son left on Monday evenings train
the east.
J. C, McNown called at this office
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. McNown
managing the company's boarding nc
at the February group. Some opE11 & OF
hands were withdrawn in January WI
made times rather quiet During
snonth, however, they have nearly
been put at work again and the u
IA. activity prevails. The shaft on
Addie is down 100 feet and the OF
very rich. Mr.. McNown has imr
faith in tin and saysd depth only isnee
Wherever a shaft has been sunk to
depth, rich ore has been found.