The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-09-11
BRIEF MENTION

Thursday mornings train was
something over an hour late.
Miss Carrie Schleuning is reported
in a serious condition today.
Peter Duhamel's outfit will start
for the range this week to gather
beeves.
Campaign Buttons, Canes, Litho-
graphs, Song Book ETC., at Nc
Namara's.
Howard Worth was a passenger
for Deadwood on Thursday NOR A.
ing's train.
All kind of School Books and
School Supplies at McNamara's
Book Store.
Galena falls into line with a Bryan
Silver Club Of over 100 voters and
s'craze silver is dying out"
A. G. Boland was a passenger for
Deadwood Thursday morning where
he has a ease in the United States
court.
Mrs. D. L. Herman was a passen-
ger for Deadwood Wednesday morn
ing.
Luke T]rowbridge was among the
passengers for Chicago Friday on a
cattle train.
DR.. v. T. M'Glllycddy came down
from his survey work in the north
r Hills Friday evening.
Mr.. Medbury, OF Harrisburg, S. d., the
principal OF the High school, will arrive
Tuesday morning.
County Superintendent Beach has
been engaged the past two days examin-
ing teachers.
The ball game this afternoon between
the Sons OF Labor and the Sons OF Rest
resulted in a victory for the latter, the
score standing % to II.
Major James Mclaughlin the In
dian inspector came down from
Galena on Friday evening.
Pearl Somers left Belle Fourche
for Chicago yer the bovine express.
ALI Wells passed through the city
Friday on a cattle train bound for
Chicago.
S. A. Flower went up to Dead
wood or business Wednesday morn
ing.
Rev. Sample, of Sturgis, was in
the city Wednesday and made this
Office a pleasant visit. Mr.. Sample
leaves this evening for an extended
visit throughout the east.
The Journal, after a long consul
tation with Judge Garder, acknow-
lodged that the %silverites won the
election in Arkansas Monday.
Maurice Keliher's roundup wagon
will start at Kinsey Draw, eighteen
miles east of Rapid City, and work
country east to Cheyenne river.
Attorneys Brown, Lewis, Schra-
der, Wood and Fowler represented
Rapid City at Deadwood before the
United States court on Thursday.
Sturgis Press: Rev. G. M. Bos-
well has been offered a pastorate in
Iowa and will likely accept it, in
which cas- a Rev. Allen will come
to Sturgis.
Nelson Bump who is in charge of
horses owned by Mr.. Pearly, writes
from eastern South Dakota that he
is selling a few horses in each town
he passes through.
G. K. Howard will commence a
beef roundup on Cheyenne river
near Smithville about the 10th,
working up the river and CROSSING
over to head OF Bad river. Mike
Quin and others will gather beef at
the same time.
The annual floral reception of the
primary class of the Congregational
church Was held this afternoon.
Ice cream and cake were served and
the attendance was good, while the
display Of flowers was most credit
able.
Oeneral Buckner was unanimously
chosen as the presidential straw
man at the Mckinley side show
which closed at Indianapolis Thurs
day evening. The platform adopted
by the gathering was substantially
the same as that adopted by the
English at St. Louis on June Is.
Judge Burns, who returned Tues
Gay from the Indian country, tells
a pathetic story of the suicide of an
Indian, Pretty Elk, at Pine Ridge a