The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-04-22
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Arrangements arc under way Tor labor
day celebrations MAY l by the variou
labor organizations in the Black Hills.
Now IS the very best lime to set out
fruit, ornamental! or shade trees, People
will do well to secure trees OF Chris
Thomson at once.
Mrs. John Nj. Moore, who has been
spending the winter in visiting relatives
i'll Michigan starts fer home today. She
will arrive Thursday morning.
George Bennett who has been in Chi
cago purchasing the spring stock OF
goods for John NJ. Moore & Co. arrived
home yesterday morning
James Boyd returned yesterday from
Boyd. New York.
T.. b. Mccarthy, the popular host OF
the International, is thoroughly reno
waiting the interior Of his hotel.
An alliance social attended by over
two hundred people was held at-Minne-
seIla last Fraday evening. Freeman
Knowles, vi Deadwood, delivered an
able address on the province OF the al
lance and it's work. The alliance is
gaining strength and adding to its
numbers i'll all parts OF the Black Hills.
John r. Brennan attended the meet
ing Of the directors OF the Pioneer AS
sociation at Deadwood yesterday. 1t
was decided to hold the annual picnic at
Belle Fourche on Wednesday, June s.
A hard times social will be held at the
residence OF Rev. G. S. Clevenger tomor-
row evening.
Rev. Charles Crook, known to many
Rapid City people, died at Pine Ridge
recently.
Joseph kammercr made final home.
stead proof at the land office yesterday
A meeting OF the parish OF the Emman'
uel Episcopal church was held last night
and the following officers elected for the
ensuing year: r. G. Lake, senior warden
G. w. Hulst, junior warden; V. II. Price
II. j. Hill, Dean Salmon, R. H. Thorbur1
John Hall, A. w. Bell and c. d. Matte
son, vestrymen. The vestry will holG
their first session at the church Thurs
day evening at 1870 O'Clock.
At the Rapid City Brick yards, c. Marshal
is doing a large amount of Improvements
preparatory to a big trade as indicated by til.
outlook at present He has nearly com
pleted two story building 80 11o will
wing on the south 20 80 and one on tn,
north 81 X sc. All the work is done in
very substantial manner. The building
when completed will be used for the the man
ufacture of fire and dry brick. Mr.. Marshal
lis putting in a dry press brick machine 9
one hundred tons pressure with which h
says he will be able to turn out from sixtee
to twenty thousand per day Of as fine brio
of the kind as can be made in the Unite
States
Anticipating big trade this season
all our market gardeners are putting il
the largest acreage ever planted to veg
etables i'll this vicinity.
Many ranchers are very much benin,
with their spring work, caused by tn
unusual number OF storms this spring.
Capt. Gardner, OF Piedmont, was i
the city yesterday attending the ralr
makers meeting.
Mr.. Carlin, the merchant and post
master at Rockervllle, spent Sunda
with friends in town. ~
E. B. Reed and Frank Sucker too
this mornings passenger for Deadwoo
r to attend the district alliance,
: Lynn Mccain, well known in this v
: cinity, has heen appointed principal {
! the Spearfish public school.