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

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ten days.
Joe Waterson Of Box Elder divide is in
town.
Milton Frcase is on the streets today.
Road Supervisor McElroy is engaged today
putting in new sidewalks at the Riverside adj
dition school house 1t was needed.
Edwin Loyeland leaves today for Nebras-
ka, where he is feeding large number OF
steers for early spring market.
1t is authoritatively stated that the Har-
ney Peak company has three large hoistsy on
theway to Hill City. They will be capable
of elevating from depth Of twenty-five. hnn-
drcd ieet
Fred I. Evans told reporter today that
there was little chance for an extra session Of
the Legislature TO make an appropriation for
thew Worlds fair and that the matter would
likely go by default until the next regu lar
session, when proper provision would prob
ably be made. He hoped the Hills would
unite to have the republican state convention
held at the Springs.
Governor Mellette has received the resolu-
TORS passed at the rain-lnakers meeting at
Sturgis.
Samuel Scott registered at the Riggs house,
Chicago. Monday last.
Dan Ferguson registered at the Paxton
hctsl, Omaha, Tuesday last.
The UNION is in receipt Of compliment
airy invitation to grand masquerade ball to
be given at Hill City, the evening of St. Pat
ricks day, under the auspices of the Knights
of Labor
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lardner returned via
B. & NJ. yesterday from st. Louis where the
great industrial conference or convention was
held, and which Mr.. Lardner went to attend
| They had very nice journey, and enjoyed
their short visit at St. Louis hugely.-Dead
wood Times.
Fifteen years ago this month the writer
followed a freight team into Deadwood
through snow waist deep, therefore have
spent fifteen winters in the Black Hills. II
all that time we have not seen SO beautiful
open and healthful winter as the present
Last night about 10 o'clock the city wa
visited by warm and spring-ike rain, al
occurrence never before known in the Hills a
this time Of year. We have often wondered
what has become of Fosters extremely severe
winter he has fixed up for us.-Deadwooe
Times.
The Hook and Ladder company gives
grand ball March I7tf1-St. Patricks day.
| George n: Ellis returned to silves Cit.
today.
| The UNION will pay ten cents each for
dozen of last Saturdays issue with the accou
Of lleaafs bah! >-svs
Bill Nichols is renovating Vanns ol,
candy shop, preparatory to occupying it as
fruit and confectionery store.
Mr.. Burr Shelton the pork packer Of Chad
ron is making tour of the Hills getting &C
quainted with his customers. He spent tn
day in Rapid City.
Attorney c. NJ Cleveland OF Hot Springs
is here on legal business.
Rev. Geo. G. Ware came up from Flo
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Springs yesternay.
c. D. Matteson this morning received :
telegram from Los Angeles, stating that
Mrs. Matteson's mother is not expected te
recover
Judge Wells, who has been sick for quit
a while is able to be about again.
| Smith & Steele are moving into Z. F
Roberts old store today.
Orlin Holcomb came in from the Bell
Fourche today where he says cattle lool
well.
II. c. Holscaw is fencing his ranch recent
ly located west of town.
Frank Tate has moved to ranch upon Ell
creek near V..ew6eld.
Work on the V fumes near SCOTS mill wa
resumed this morning.
Frank Beranek of Rapid City, Charlie
Bierer Of Fort Meade, John W. Shepherd 9
Hot Springs, Fritz Engler of Buffalo Gap an
Charles Kobat of Moulton, all made home
stead entries today at the land Office. viii
lam Fluckey of Hermoss made cash entry
Young Blaine ought to be ashamed eve
to appear in this country again. He is a SUI
perlative ool-sioux City Journal
i Nes and old Rlaine for that matter afte