The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-11-13
BRIEF MENTION.

Steve Rush, of Rockerville, was
in the city Tuesday.
w. b. Lynch, Of White Owl, was
in the city Monday.
Fred Holcomb. wife and daughter
are visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. E. T.. Gilbert, was down from
the Wealthy Monday Of this week.
Twenty stamps will begin drop
ping at the Wealthy the first of next
week.
Chauncey L. Wood was looking
after legal business in Belle Fourche
Tuesday.
M. J. O'Neill left Sunday evening
for a short visit with his parents at
Sioux City.
We learn from the Daily Journal
that Otto Anderson, state senator
elect, was in the city Tuesday.
Representative elect Anderson,
of Rockerville, was transacting bus
mess in town Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Squires and daughter, Of
Deer creek, accompanied by Miss
Clara Myers, of this city, returned
home Monday.
John Murphy was q passenger on
Monday evening train for Hermosa
from which place he will go to his
Red Earth sheep ranch.
The annual meeting of the Black
Hills Teachers, association viii be
held il Lead City Friday and Satur-
day, November 9th, and 2Sth.
Wentworth Rice spent the week
visiting with his parents in this city,
The mill at Rockford has been. tenn
porarily closed owing to lack Of
water.
j. G. Vallette who bas been visit
ing with his son and family, j. H.
Vallette Of this city, lett Tuesday
evening for bis home at Wheaton,
Illinois.
Mrs. S. M, Homer, after a three
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. T.
G. Grace of this city, left on Tues
day evenings train for St. Louis,
her home.
The weather ever since election
has been very much like winter.
Monday it set in showing and by
Tuesday morning a heavy blanket Of
pure white cover the land.
Terry Record: Five Spot the
D. G, engine, left the track on the
down trip Monday afternoon and a
wrecking e had to be sent out to
help get it back on the rails,
This early taste of the coming
winter is beginning to make stockmen
who r not over stocked with fed
figure as to where it is coming from
and what it is liable to be worth.
Father Costelloe, of Friend, Neb-
/. raska, has assumed his duties in
this parish and now precides over St
Mary's church in the stead of Father
Kearney, resigned. Father Kearney
has not yet decided where he will
locate.
Fred Peters pulled out Monday
afternoon with his team for Dead.
, wood where he expects to make his
future home. His parents had
already preceded him and settled in
that place where his father, NJ. B.
Peters has opened up a blacksmith
shop.
Mrs. James Henderson who has
I been visiting with her son, J. B.
Henderson, of Box Elder, left Mon
day evening for Minneapolis accom-
, panied by her grandson, Bert Hen
/ derson. Bert viii spend the winter
2 in the east. Mrs. Henderson, has
a married daughter, Mrs. AL johnson
formerly Of this place but now resid-
. ing at Spearfish.
| Teery Record: Harry Kirk, a we'll
, known character who has lately
been working around Ed WINS
livery barn in Deadwood, dropped
dead inthe stable yesterday NOR
y ming. He was found about 10 o'clock
, lying on his face on the floor and
: had only been dead about ten min
: : utes. His death was due to heart
!, failure brought about by the excess
sive use Of alcohol.
Benevolent Committees.
l AT the meeting of the RenevOlent,