The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-10-25
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RkylIikS AND OUT ok TOMA.
Ihe advances ! 81 the Turkish Bath
company was III town Wednesday, bill
my his show Tor Oct. Both.
Ladies' have you; been IN to see those
nobbY walking hat@, the stunning new
fall sailors and those fetching caps at
Miss Kehoe's? You will also find that
she has an elegent line Of dressy hats
and bonnets and there too is the place
to get your dresses made in the latest
mode.
N. I'll. Dalton, q member Of the g%eolog-
ical survey came in from the Bad Lands
Wednesday,, where he had been working
on the survey. He wal accompanied by
Americas Thompson. an experienced
path finder.
All kinds OF second hand goods bought
sold and exchanged at Dutsch and Lock
wood.
Mrs. A. L. Holcomb and Mrs. j. p.
McElroy spent a week at the 81 ranch
on White river, returning home Wednes-
day OF this week. They report having
had a good time.
For sALE-A goodIsecond-hahd Nc
Cormick mover for $f5, Inqulpfe at the
Cooperative Store.
Mrs. C. M. Leedy II home on Tuesday
from a visit to friends living in Howard
in this state.
Rips sewed Tree fbn Boots and shoes
bought OF Deutkch and Lockwood.
They will save ybu from twenty-five to
fifty fitsas cents on every par OF boots and
Atty. w. g. Rice OF Deadwood spent
several daysin the city this week on legal
business.
For bargains inf all kinds OF second
hand furniture, carpets, curtains, stoves,
tinware, q~ueensW4re, harness and har-
ness supplies. Tile largest stock in the
Black Hills at fDeutsch 4 Lockwood,
Rapid City.
Wilson Marsh was in town Tuesday
on business connected with an irrigation
scheme.
Miss A. r.. Walllce has a full line OF
millinery consisted of staple and fancy
hats, bonnets ahd hoods, all in the
latest fashion ahd lowest prices and
before buying can and inspect qualities
and prices. We shall be pleased to show
goods whether YOU buy or not.
Peter Duhamel has moved his family
into the city for the winter.
S. A. Flower and Frank p. Williams,
employees Of the receiver OF the Harney
Peak Tin company, spent Sunday IN
The city, returning Monday.
Friday night OF last week was the
hardest frost OF this season and killed
the remaining green vegetation.
Capt. Lucas returned this morning
from Chicago whether he took his wife
some weeks ago for treatment. Mrs.
Lucas case was pronounced hopeless by
the most eminent surgeons IN Chicago
and as a last resort she was taken to
the Divine Healing Home IN Chicago,
presided over by the noted divine, DR..
Downey. Strange to relate she imme-
diately began to improve and is now
able to walk out and is absolutely free
from pain. The captain tells of some
miraculous cures that have been effected
there and says that Mrs. Lucas is conf
dent that she will be restored to health.
Sheriff Price Of Hughes county arrived
in the CITY on Monday evening from
Pierre having come across the reserva-
ton. He went up to Belle Fourche
Tuesday morning on the trail OF q man
wanted at Pierre.
George Grid who for a number Of years
had charge OF the Stockman and Repub-
iican in this city has severed his connsc-
ton with that paper and on Sunday
evening left with his family for Sioux
City, Iowa where he has accepted q posi-
tion on q stock journal in that city.
We hope fortune may smile on lie and
his family in their new home.
"a pleasant surprise was gwen Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gird on Saturday evening
Vt the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Swanders
prior to their departure for their new
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Awarded
Highest HOnorsEWorld,s Fair,
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