The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-06-17
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crate their residences and nlaces of bns.
mess on thai tlay
Chauncey l.. Wood. r r IJuo,,es aud
James HALEY were app,anted q commits
tee to secure speakers.
On motion v. T. M'i;illvcu,,dv voc
UNANIMOUSLY elected marsha, nj tho dow
Ernest SchIRnnlnp and ID
elected anssistant marsbals
sheriff Wilson Percv E.rr,r p.,h+
FIormann. and Mest,a moe cb q ,lss E.,n,.
Myron Wilsie. and Henry n Ro;,,v ,,a,a
appointed a commit,e. ~, d,on.t;.
the city.
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tising were instructed f., .,et orr lille so,a
programs at; once
The Grand Army Harnav Post NJ %
was invited to take n.rt in IN ooIah.,
ton.
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take part. Adjourned,
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It was the action of these very men who
lay it to the UNION, that hrons,,, ,nt
these it.sinuations and tile uubusi,,ess
like methods of the council pny,. ,,,st
ground Tor suspicion. rhe UNION man
has often been accused of being 100
credulous and in this matter we canno1
believe that there was any deals, dlvis-
ions or steals, as some were SO ready to
intimate. Neither do we believe there
was any charity or patriotism in the
matter. Here was a company composed
OF the best business men OF the city who
were STRIVING ior a contract and
ANXIOUS TO make as good a
bargain as posslp'e ana they
very naturally took advantage OF Their means
ana others iack OF means. on the other hand