The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-12-20

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The city ia filled with Jurors, srand
jurors, witnesses and litieants, ii attsn-
dance upon court.
w. A. Rinehart, Of Lead City, il in the
city attending court.
Orlando Ferguson, editor and proprie-
tor OF "A Square World" went through
the city on Tuesday. He is making q
tour OF the Hills overland.
swanson's jawelry store has the finest
selection Of holiday presents.
William Stokes cam down from the
Keystone camp on Tuesday Of this week.
He reports that camp as lively and the
Keystone mill rapidly approaching COM
pletlon.
P. B. Mccarthy is in receipt Of a letter
from Doc Pierce who is now in Alabama
in which he states that he is writing q
book on the Black Hills. We believe it
il safe to say that should Doc write such
a book it would be interesting reading
and would find many purchasers.
At the stockholders meeting of the
Black Hills Cooperative company the
following were chosen directors: w. H.
Gould, Frank NJ. Murphy. Joe Jolly. S.
ID. Reed, j. L. lngersol, George Sanders,
Zach Holmes, Frank Sucker and Henry
z. Cordes, meeting adjourned to Satur-,
day. the twenty-frst at n o'clock for
the purpose OF amending bylaws.
"Jlmmie-Don t. Braid His Hair" the
young Sioux buck OF gigantic stature,
who has been serving a six months SEN
tence in the county jail for a violation
OF the United States statutes, was yes
terday released and left on the Elkhorn
train for the Pine Ridge reservation. He
was all smiles, and IN q happy frame of
mind. Jailor Bertrand says that
Jimmie has been an orderly, quiet pris-
oner. He Is an athlete OF no mean abll-
ity, and we doubt that his superior can
be found in the Black Hills as a club
swinger and tumbler. jimmie travelled
with Buffalo Bills Wild West show for
some time and was a star Performer
Times.
lfyou want an extra fine Xmas gift at
an extremely low price, go to Swanson's
jewelry store.
The Hot Springs paper contain ac-
counts of the marriage of Thomas H.
Wells to Miss Lizzie Harbers of that
city. Mr.. Wells is a son OF David Wells
and is we'll known IN this city.
Abper RAYMOND from Dakota City
was a sojourner IN town Tuesday of this
week.
Albert Newkirk from the Hawkeye d.
vide spent Tuesday in the city, and set:
tied his account with Pennington county.
Quality high. Prices low. Sw%anson's
jewelry store.
Glover Sickler, the Rapid valley horse
man, farmer and all round rustler, trans
dtOcu OuoiuooS II OOWu ldoO OdCuTudy.
Hugh L. Brown, from Moulton, came
up on Monday and is hauling his hay to
market from the Haxby ranch.
See the Winston patent adjustable
Skates best skate I the market.
Large invoice just received. Sold only
by G. S. Congdon Hardware Co.
MISS Helen Richards, sister of Mrs.
Lew MCGEE, who has resided with Mrs.
MCGEE, left on Sunday evening for Phlla-
delphla, where she goes to be with her
sister, Mrs. c.. D. Richards, who is in
very poor health. Miss Helen will be
missed among her many friends in this
city.
Mrs. Julia Hollister, formerly of this
city but now a resident of Keokuk, Flor
ida, is visiting friends in the city.
Ladies have you been IN to see those
nobby walking hats, the>stunning new
all sailors and those~ fetching caps at
Miss Kehue's? YodSwill also find that
she has an eleaeht line>Qf dressy hats
and bonnets/ and there tools the place
to get yodr dresses made in the latest
mode.
Public Notice.
Is hereby given that I, w. H. Gould a
resident and h~ouseholders OF the county
NJ popp;,r+op Sou%b n. Iro%o =, ~.