The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-04
LOCAL BREVIIIIEG

FROM euneSday Dally.
Listen to the rapidly dying Republl-
can howl.-Poor little thing!!
There are large number Of people in town
attending court
Judge Clark says that the hotel business
at the Exchange is rushing.
w. II. Taylor of the Haxby Horse Ranch
Co, and X. w. Rowland Of Hill City are
staying at the International
Buffalo Gap sent two car loads of provis-
ions to Hot Springs on Monday to relieve the
suffering caused by the fire. Hot Springs did
similar act when the Gap was burnt down.
Wallace Ryan and John Grady have pur-
chased of James Secoy the Andes mining
claim located in the vicinity Of Silver City.
People are not going to pay double
price for an inferior paper. I'll bet money
the Republican has not got fifty subscribers"
said tirst-class authority.
The ladies of the NJ. Z. church will give
Silhouette social at the residence of Rev. J.
B. earns, Wednesday evening March 9th, to
which a general invitation is extended.
S. E. and A. F. Owen of Rockford, Brad
ford Johnson and Chas. F. Ehlers of Dakota
City, Hugh Lindsey of Rapid Valley and
Lee T. Gould are all registered at the Ex-
change,
A leak in the water pipe in the alley behind
Tompkins furniture store, is being repaired
TODAY.
a big strike has been made on the Alliance
lode, Jenny's gulch.
L. B. Ovelman of milwaukee, and G. E.
Lennon Of Buffalo Gap are at the Hamey.
James Hartgering came down last evening
from Sand creek, Wyoming where he is su-
perintending the erection Of a 20 stamp mill.
Hesays the grading is completed and the saw
mill ready to cut lumber for the building.
8 Sheriff Wilson went TO Hill City this after
noon to bring down several grand jury Wit
nesses, that are needed in the Bowers and Doe
cases.
Mr. Oyerpeck what about that trotting
horse meeting2 Tom Sweeney wants you to
get that association Of yours in to line and
have some races
DR.. M'Gillycuddy has received word from
Adjutant Gen. Huntington stating that the
muster roll has been passed and he has recco-
mended that Gov. Mellette authorize the for
nation Of the company and notified the chief
of supplies to send on the equipment. The
regular quota for company is ffly-four 50
the new company which numbers sixty five
will be the largest in the state, the special
authority, TO exceed the limit having been
granted. The arms and uniforms will prob
( ably arrive within two weeks when company
NJ will be ready to fight, bleed and die.
Last night the Electric Light company be
gan an all night service with the incandescent
lights. This service is made without addi-
tional change and for the convenience Of
hotels, printing offices etc. This will be 4
great convenience for the parent who is COM
PEELED to indulge in after midnight prone
Inaeles for the diversion Of the baby.
Theo. Reder is talking oferrecting several
more dwellings this summer, if he caa secure
iidesireable sites at reasonable figures.
Sam Oliver Of r Rockerville who is in town
to-day says that arfang gements are being made
or the summers work upon the placers y
that region. A force Of men will begin ne;
week to get the falune into working order: ~