The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-08-30
IBREVlTIES ABOUT TOWN.

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hefamlliar faces Of M. y. O'neil was
again seen on our streets Saturday and
Sunday.
Two-bushel bags, ten cents apiece at
Deutsch & Lockwood Co.'S Second Hand
Store.
AL johnson has closed up his shop in
this city and gone to spearfish to locate
permanently.
For sALE-A good secondhand Nc
CornicS mower for S35. Inquire at the
COOPERATIVE Store.
$. A.. Oliver has again opened up In
the grain business in the Chase building
west OF Mallow's meat market.
Harness, saddles, etc. for sale at the
Cooperative Company store.
N. k. Griggs the B&M attorney and
Cowboy poet" passed up the road on
Friday morning.
Rips sewed free on Boots and shoes
bought OF Deutsch and Lockwood.
They will a you from twenty-five to
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shoes.
Rev..D. Atwater OF Sturgis was in the
city one day last week, selling a book OF
which he is the author. He met with
good success here IN the way o~fsales.
For bargains in all kinds OF second
hand furniture, carpets, curtains, stoves,
tinware, q~ueensware. harness and har-
ness supplies. The largest stock in the
Black Hills at Deutsch & Lockwood,
Rapid City.
John Ashton is up from his ranch in
the Iowa settlement, between Box Elder
and Rapid Creek. He reports crops
good in his neighborhood.
Captain Clay, who at one time resided
here and was I'm charge OF the Upper
Rapid Company OF this place, came in
IN last Thursday mornings train for a
few days visit.
Alva Mangun was in the city this week
looking after the interests OF the artesian
well which is to be put down IN the va.
entity Of his ranch.
A little shooting scrape took place
at the Xxi ranch e Spearfish one day
last week. Ed Wolford shot William
Glllen in the neck who, when last heard
from was still living.
John G. Reed who lives three miles
east OF Rapid City, raised thirty-fve
bushels OF wheat per acre and every
bushel weighed sixty pounds. This
shows what can be done on the land in
this county with plenty of moisture.
w. A. Logan and family passed
through the city on Saturday last on
their way to Madison, this state, where
the family will winter. Mrs Logan is in
poor health and the overland trip is
taken in the hope that it may benefit
her. Mr.. Logan will return as soon as
he has his family comfortably located
and look after his mining interests
here.
Every one in this community will re-
member the very sudden separation and
subsequent divorce proceedings, OF John
Deffebach and his wife about one year
ago. All were alike surprised and pug
zled at the strange and unexpected turn
in the lives OF two who seemed to be per.
iectly happy. A divorce was granted the
husband at Pierre late last fall, and
now comes the news that the parties
ave been REMARKED and are gong to
start anew in life. The former friends
and acquaintance of both Of these
parties here in the Hills wish that the
future may prove clearer sailing than
the past.
The directors of the Black Hills Arte-
sian Well company met in this city on
Tuesday Of this week and decided to ask
one, ". w. Swan, Of Andover this state
to come and look the ground over in the
vicinity in which it has been decided to
sink an artesian well. Mr.. Swan ia ex-
pected to arrive in about q week, and it
ne probable that work on the well will be
commenced soon. No greater blessing
could fall to this community than the
discovery Of artesian water at q reason-
able depth on the valleys east OF this
city.