The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-03-25
LOCAL BREvITIES.
tuesdays notes.
Sam Scott returned home today.

Tuesdays notes.
Sam Scott returned home today.
w. NJ. Cox, will in the meantime, be en-
ployed with George w. Price.
/ Mrs George V. Ayres is still indisposed
from the effects Of a severe attack Of Ia grippe
The Ladies Aid Society" Of the NJ. E
Church will meet Wednesday at 2-3o P. IN
at the residence of Mrs. O. T. Kerchival.
The opening up of spring suggests the idea
that the board Of trade should consider the
question Of properly advertising the resources
Of Rapid City and surrounding country. A
plan has bceu submitted, which is incompar-
ably superior, to anything yet projected
Hon. VIM T. Coad is in New York to-
day, He will not be at tic Chamber
| lain convention then.
The case OF Brown VS. Flower is being
tried before referee w. O. Temple today.
! Charles Hohlfeld. Of Meade county.
inlaae a presumption cash entry at ttise
| local land Office today.
Fred W. Goodrich, the flock owner OF
Creston, is in town today and declares
that this is the best winter he ever saw
for sheep.
a snipe OF IL mechanical printer re-
icrring to that poetlcai effllsion entitled
"The cold water party" which appeared
in Yesterdays issue, SAYS '',ts slush and
hog wash" That may be but still the
UNION wants some more "slush and
| hog wash"
Colonel Carlton has been appointed at
Fort Meade to take the place Of Colonel
Sumner. May LIST.
| There was a strange noise heard in
town last night about eleven o'clock
1t creatcd Il little surprise, because ofbe-
| ing unusual and SO dismal. 1t was the
| chlorinatipn werils' whistle, for the first
! time
| Billy LoTfland says that to elect Billy
l-nBee alderman, would mean to elect
| Y. I. Price and to elect V T. Pricewould
mean the First National bank. Good
| logic.
| The hot sun OF today caused tie snow
to disappear rapidly.
Doctor Flick, than whom there is no
sta'ncher democrat in the country, will
probably be the delegate from this dis
trlct TO the statcdcmocraticc convention.
| Everyone SEEMS to favor INN.
| Mayor Woods declares IN favor OF
Cleveland for president.
Mrs. A. d. Talent leaves this evening
Tor Eigln, Illinois, in response to Il tcle-
gram announcing the dangerous illness
oi her sister. During her absence, audi
| tor EarrlS Will attend to the leasing OF
go east this evening.
senator O'Rourkc' lectures tomor-
row evening in HE Methodist church.
Dean Salmon returned from the east
ern market today. He says he has pur
chased tho best stock he eyer brought
to Rapid City.
The city council had 10 quorum las
night. They may sGccccd iii getting five
this evening.
WaI!ace's year book for 1897, is t,
hand, II is much larger than any pre-
Vinus edition.
Mart D1dgc came down from Hill City
Yesterday. lie says the iIarncy Pcnl
mill is prac tlcally completed and that
the building OF spurs to the different
mines will be pushed now
Wednesday happenings.
Joseph Hare has been confirmed postmaster
of Hin City.
Next Sunday evening y. l.. Thomas speak:
ut school house II.
b. +. Thomas viii give readings and al
address at Black Hawk on next Friday night
J. G. Bidic!nan and wife of ST Paul are
registered at the Harney.
y contest was decided today at the loca
land office i'll the case Of Charles +. Tmsty
against tie heirs and legal Representatives o
John Hallcr deceased Defendant did not
| 'ri'c.tf 50 IL went by default
| l.. S. Wade, the d. & w. contractor wants
one hundred men on tunnel work at Mystic
The legal population Of Rapid City is 4195
| based on the vote cast at the last general elec
ton for governor.
| Senator O'Rourkc's lecture tonight.
c. L. Clay, brother OF Captain Clay AZ
rived from Louisville Kentucky today. Ht
looks for large immigration to this section
n the spring.
Arthur laMear and Ole Erickson got into ;
scrape last night. They were before Judge
Lake today who inflicted the customary fine
A. II. Pohlzon will shortly move to the
building on Sixth street until recently occupi1c
by w. r. Smith, as a confectionery store
| The sound Of the COLONIZATION whistle il
music to the ear.
i The neatest thing for ladies use that We
have seen Of late is the sewing tables Oh salt
at the Bee Hive. They are of hard wooe
with folding legs and 4 yard measure laid OF
on their surface The man that forces hi
wife to use the old fashion lap board or th
dining room table when this ornament can b
pnchased for 81 so is close listed carmud
gcon.
w. NJ. Scott ofChicaso is registered at til
Haney.
G. NJ. Cleveland the attorney Of Hot Spring
is in town.
Judge Wilson Of Hot Springs, in an inter
view with Sioux City Journal reporter, say
; Harrison will have everything his own wa
at Chamberlain, that neither Mcllette nc
PetHgrew will dare to disturb the serenity {
the convention by bringing their fight into
and that Hot SpIings should have the repul
: lican nominating convention.
DIR. MGillycuddy Of Rapid City, was
Al,