The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-09-18
Uhe Black Hills Union.
ofnoial Paper Penninsson County.
RRIEF MENTION
DR.. MIG. nycuddy returned to tn
northern Hills on Thursday morning

DR.. MIG. llycuddy returned to the
northern Hills on Thursday morning.
j. ]. Hayes, Of this city, had three
oars of sheep at South Omaha We'd
nesday.
Corbin Morse came in from the
eastern cattle markets on Thursday
morning.
Buy as often as you vote, and vote
AS often rs you buy at the Consol-
dated Mercantile Co.
Hear U. S. Senator. Pettigrew,
afternoon and evening, Tuesday
September 20, 1896.
Miss Wallace, sister of Mrs. f. M.
Reeves. was an arrival from Chicago
on Thursday mornings train.
The Weare Live Stoch Co., OF
Belle Fourche marketed eleven cars
of ang cattle at South Omaha
Monday.
Did you get "a currency primer"
a goldbug pamphlet now being dis
tributed by the First National bank
of this city.
Word received from the New
York democratic convention by tele-
graph this morning states that
BRYAN and the Chicago platform
we're endorsed amid the widest en-
thusiasm.
It only put $500, 1863 1922 into the
pockets of the bond buyers, when
they got the law fixed to pay them
in coin, but then you know Uncle
Sam was rich enough to give us all
a farm.
The funeral services of Miss
Carrie Schleuning which occurred
at St. Mary's Catholic church at
three o'clock Thursday afternoon
was largely attended and the re-
mains laid to their last resting place
in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Drovers Journal: The bins and
granaries of the country are fairly
bursting and there is more bottled
up energy and undeveloped enter
prise in this brave land than ever
before. Why not take the cork out
and let the good thing spill into cir
culation.
The republicans have pulled pick.
Ter off the stump in the Black Hills.
The people in this end of the state
are onto Pickler's free silver utter
ances and when he comes to the
Hills in behalf of the gold standard
he will be kept busy making excuses
for what he has said in the past.
If the gold bug cuckoo, who sings
sound money in the columns of the
Daily Journal, would interview Mr..
lack Holmes before making any
more statements about Swedish
copper money, he would find out
something quite interesting in re.
gard to it and his knowledge would
be considerably enlarged on that
copper money question.
Deadwood Independent: DR..
M'Gillycuddy and Prof. Smith of the
School Of Mines surveying camp
came in from their redezvous or
Squaw creek Monday morning. They
have finished the survey of that dis
trict and will move into Ruby Basin
Tuesday. The weather has beer
favorable for their work with thu
exception Of a few days, and they
are making rapid progress.
Sioux City Tribune: Corn on tn,
coo in Nebraska brings, it is figured
about So. so per ton. Coal out Their
brings out there ~ per ton. Corr
bulls claim that with such a dis
parity DIS tina a 81 deal OF corr
will 60 into the farmers sitting
room stove in the state of Nebraska
enough to considerably cut dow
the consumption of coal and great
increase the consumption of corn.
National Live Stock Reporter
The lesson of the hour is plain
Don't raise heavy cattle, heavy hog
or heavy sheep. If you raise heav
cattle you will not get any decen
premium for doing 20. If you rails
heavy sheep you will have to hit
Christmas market with them and
only lasts q week. If you rails
heavy hogs the chances are that yo
may have to eat them. There is e
special profit to be had by fattenin
any stock to strictly heavy weights
Hill City Mining News: It sounde
rather strange to the News mai
when a Custer county man told hin
that his county would give a m,