The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-02-12
LOCAL BREvlT1Es.

Link Herman is indispOsea today.
Contractors are making estimates on
several buildings to be erected in Rapid
City as soon as the weather isfavorable.
w. D. Haynie will enlarge his house in
the upper Rapid addition and occupy it
curing the summer.
Pat kiioreen was in the City the first
OF the week on mining business.
The ice crop is the largest and best
ever harvested in this vicinity,
j. Ryan has his grading contract west
OF Mrs. Clcshorn's about compelled.
Opium dives flourish in Daadwood.
Geo. Wells is visiting in Missouri.
Ranchers are unable to sell their
wheat.
Grant Bay, OF Elk creek was a caller
at this office Tuesday.
Wm. Leedy has taken Il contract to
put in ~ large number OF logs at Hrllst &
Prices saw mill.
Parker Bros, Iaye over one hundred
tons OF hay for sale, baled or loose.
There are 3,S70 miners employed i'll
the Black Hills.
La Grippe has invaded the railroad
camps on Rapid creek
j. f. Murshall Is building a house IN
Rivrsidp addition.
= John BEGAN Ryan and Frank p VIII
iilms talk OF s-arting Il paper to be
known us the Black Hills Magazine.
chiefly to give employment to the latent
and unoccuDied literary talent OF the
City.
Geo. n. Ellis shows !, fine specimen OF
silver ore from the Madwaska prosnect,
close to the celebrated Calibosa mine.
This is the only place in South Dakota
for !, stock paper says Fred Holcomb.
Joe. Wallace, Ike Humphreys fore
man, came IN from Hot Springs ycster-
day and OF course had to say something
about lie's horse Bob:
Charlie Hayby says "your weekly boys
is the best IN the country Just wait
until the Daily gets into good working
order and then pass upon the merits OF
the weekly Churlie.
Judge McGcc and Ed Smith glory in
the thought that their office over the
Black Hills Bank, is fitted up in metro
pulitan style.
Lem Gverpecll thought the celebrated
trotting stallion Bal..''art. that was
sold the other day, would have brought,
at least s25, 900. SO did Mayor Woods.
Some say he must have been bought in,
as 5,COO is an Insignificant price for a
brother OF Alerton.
1t was rlmored around that G. w.
Chltty was offered the nomination for
alderman on the democratic ticket. He
was asked if it was SO and said ''tlont
answer me any questions.
The all absorbing question Whom is
the new Daily to appear?
The local land office reports plenty OF
business.
The republican party here is at a loss
for a paper and IL leader-A prominent
republican.
| don't know the politics oi Bill Young,
but he is an honest man and must re a
democrat-Joh ohm Keliher.
A fireman says that the council did
not display great wisdom in expending
nine hundred dollars fol uniforms.
"What does it.amount to' said he.
Leeds & Co made an assignment today
to Geo. p Mansfield. Difficulty in effect
ing IA partnership settlement is said to
be the cause.
NJ. Fl. Barry is again with us. So is
Charlie Swanson OF Rockerville.
j. B. Brown OF st Paul, NJ. O'Connors
OF Chicago and John Rodgers OF StLouis
are domiciied at the Harney.
twenty-five subscribers IN four days!!!
Every one believes it.
Che UNION has nothing at all to say
my dear; nothing at all to say" about
its new venture.
The UNION has no apologies to make,
except for It's contemporaries. No effort
will be made to get out good paper
Monday, by working all day Sunday
and then have the remainder OF the week
made up OF clippings, without local news
OF any description,
The UNION does not expect the sub
scrlbers OF the evening remnant to flock
to the new Daily. How many constitutes
a flock? s
Geo. VI. Ayers returned from Dead
wood yesterday.
5, Faulk has the contract to build E.
d. Spaulding's house.
Mrs. Wallace has purchased lots in
Riverside addition and will build a neat
residence next summer
Mrs, Chris. Lenbart's mother died in
PottstoYn P;l., yesterday in the eight
ietli yearof her age.
3gei bad been any chance Of lest