The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-02-14
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL EEWS.
Call on w. W. Cleft for hardware. 3w.
Rock salt for stock at Forsha's, st.
Joe street.
Read the c. o. D. advertisement and
buy OF them this week.
]. l.. Buckingham will establish q
general store at Glendale.
For bargains in groceries call on S. E
Forsha, st. Joe street.
Best quality No. 1 Manistee salt at
Forsha's, st. Joe street.
Subscribe for The UNION. 1t is the
official paper OF Pennington county.
You can save money by buying your
boots and shoes at the Bee Hive. 2w
w. II. Reed and sister left for the
Cheyenne river on Friday morning.
Wheat and all kinds of grain taken on
account or in trade by L. Morris & Co.
A full line OF staple and fancy groceries
ll1CCo AO1Slltl ., OQ. OOc
street.
Money is scarce, but 25 cents gets a
square meal at Spaulding's, opposite the
postoffice.
Ii you want no. l. suit OF underwear
that will not nettle you, and very cheap,
60 to McDonalds, St. Joe st.
A petition has been circulated asking
for the establishment OF mail route
between Chamberlain and Rapid City.
The Pilot says that J. M. Donaldson
has purchased the j. Pitts property in
Hermosa and will fit itup for q residence.
Harney Post, No. 20, will give grand
ball on the evening OF February 21st.
Tickets, S1.OO. All are cordially invited.
Buckwbeat flour, clover honey, pure
maple syrup and choice fruits all at re-
duced prices at Forsha's, st. Joe street.
Fifty car loads OF stone have been
ordered by Sioux City parties from the
Evans quarrles, says the Hot Springs
Star
A move is being made to organize a
Young Mems Christian association in
this city. We hope the effort may prove
successful.
Geo. Schuster and family have fitted
up, and now occupy the suite OF rooms
on the second floor OF the Kittrell and
Sweeny block, on NJ ain street.
Miss Mary Reed, OF Scottsville, New
York, arrived in this city on the Sunday
morning train. She expects to locate
near her brothers, on Cheyenne river.
The friends OF prohibition are urged tc
meet at the court house on next Satur-
day evening at 7:3O O'Clock, for the pur.
pose OF rganizing an enforcement league
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.
John Smith and John Donnelly were
the second to leave Rapid City for th'
reservation. They claim to know o
the existance OF coal in that land o
promises.
Merchants desiring the trade OF tn
farmers Of Pennington county will dc
well by planting an ad in The UNION. Il
reaches more farm houses than any othel
county paper.
The report from the patent office wa
Favorable to Mr.. Bliss in the matter G
his patent fire escape, and in compan,
with Fred Holcumb, he left for Washing
ton on Tuesday evenings train.
A subscriber says: "If the good wife b
washing dishes too near the lamp an
any water be spattered on the chimney
by removing it at once and wiping it dr.
it will save the chimney. /"
You will notice VIII at the Pionee
Press has to say in this issue. Fe
papers offer better premiums and nor
OF them give greater amount OF reat
ing matter than the Pioneer Press.
In uniting all OF our department
under one management we can save ea
penses, thus enabling us to sell DR.
Goods, Boots and Shoes and Clothir
for less money than our competitor
1t pays to buy goods at the Bee Hive.
We are out OF numbers one and seve
+of The UNION and are receiving man
calls for those issues. Parties havir
these numbers will confer favor an
receive payment by their delivery {
this Office.
II. Z. Brown OF Belcher, was in til
city Tuesday. His son, eight years I
age, has been d great sufferer for man
months past from inhamatory rheums
tism. During the last few weeks, undo
the care OF DR.. Jones, he has greatly in
proved.
The Dakota Farmer, published {
Huron, S. d., is one OF the Oldest far
journal published in the state. s
their dvertisement and premium off
in another column. 1t is the offici
organ OF the Sotuh Dakota Board
Agriculture. The Dakota Farmer al
The UNION one year for $500.
New Goods, Fr,