The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-07-05
BREVITIES ABOUT TOWN.

BKEVI Ills ABDUL lUWN.
The Bower Family band will furnish
the music for the Fourth OF July celebra-
ton at Keystone. The band will 90 up
on Wednesday and dispense music for
the citizens OF that camp on the evening
before as well as the evening OF the
Fourth.
See McNamara's Book Store for fire.
works OF all kinds.
Silver City propose to celebrate this
year, and a right royal time is promised
all who attend.
The quill pushers OF South Dakota,
passed down the road on Saturday, and
dropped off IN town long enough to get
supper and smile on Il few OF their old
acquaintences.
Mrs. A. =. Wallace wishes the ladies
to remember when they are looking for
hats, that she has the largest assort-
ment in town and at the lowest prices,
all kinds OF trimmings and a fine line OF
baby hats II bonnets. She is leading
IN dress making, aud ladies are sure to
be pleased, at reasonable prices. Call
and see.
The Misses Lampert OF the j. r. mine,
were visiting friends in the city a few
days last week, and returned Sunday.
Peter johnson is in town from Hay
ward. Every body is happy and con
tented IN the old placer camp so Mr..
johnson reports. The mining outlook
has not been so bright for that camp
since the early days.
Last Saturday a one of the busiest
days our merchants have had in a long
time.
Joseph Waterson has been in the city
Tor a number of days looking after the
shipment OF his wool of which his CLIP
was the largest this OF any year since he
has been in the sheep business. Joe re-
ports crops and grass looking first class
IN his neighborhood, and predicts an
abundant harvest, if hot winds do not
make their appearance
The auction sale OF horses Of the Day
Horse Ranch company at the Keliher
stables in Rapid City on Saturday, June
20, resulted IN the sale of about eighs
head of stock, and will I've repeated on
Saturday, July 6, when it is expected a
much larger number will he sold.
Lawrence Kemp was in RAPID City on
Tuesday from his ranch at the. head oil
Bull creek, Zeibach county, he reports
stock as doing fine with water and feed
abundant, but the prospects for plenty
OF good hay are not very fattering at
present.
Miss Eva Robinson returned to this
city on last Monday morning after an
absence Of ovec one year. She has been
again employed In the Rapid City
schools where her ability as a teacher
has been thoroughly tried and never
found wanting.
Miss Eliza Rankin, who has resided in
Rapid City for the past FIVE years, left
last Monday evening for her old home IN
Iowa, going by way OF Deadwood to visit
her sister at that place q lew days be-
fore beaylng the place.
John Daschled, for some time a resi-
dent of keystone. came down on Satur
day and went to Emergency hospital fol
treatment. He has been i'll for somt
time.
There must be a Llmeklln club in tn,
CITY, or some other equally d%lstructiv,
OF chickens. Mrs. G. w. Strohme lost 8
fine bunch OF spring chickens the Other
night. They we're just getting large
enough to frye.
w. III, Reed and w. C. Blair have gont
to Smithwick to brand and drlye upor
the range a bunch of Arizona cattle.
Awarded