The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-10-23
Ghe Black Ellis Union.
Oncials rspsr Psnningtoa County.
bRIEF MENTION.
ibid you hear from Keystone?"

ADA0 XVA AAOVA 3
Mrs. N. ]. O'Neil is numbered
among the i'll ones.
Porsen H~alversen, Of Creston,
made this Office a pleasant call this
week.
Mrs. w. S. Peterson of Lead City,
is spending the week in the city,
the guest of Mrs. J.. H. Gale.
Seventy-dve torches composed
the parade 1t Keystone last night.
Thirty or more Of them came from
Rapid City.
"Not a man was hired to 90 to
today. 1--WE paid their expenses
and induced them TO 60"
Job Mills OF Lodi, Wis, in the
city looking after business interest.
DR.. W. I. Seymour, the Omaha
optician, left an Tuesday evening
for Chadron. While in Rapid City
he did good business and seems to
have given general satisfaction.
Miss Bessie earns is filling a posi-
ton in the schools at Billings, Mont.
Miss Laura Mitchell is also employed
Is a teacher in the same school.
Rev. FIR. Weber of Deadwood is in
the city.
Bill Barr was in from the ranch
Saturday.
We noticed Hugo Behrens on our
streets Saturday.
n. McMichael, Of Harrison, was
in the city Thursday.
J.. P. Eastman was t%ransacting
business in town Thursday.
The ballots to DO used in the
coming election are nov in the
bands Of printer.
Many large loads of wood daily
pass through town to the ranches
In the valley.
Saturday Vas quite = busy day
with cur merchants, many rsnchera
and farmers being in the city.
John Warner and Joseph Lott, oil
Spring creek, ~ among the
Eanchers trading in town Saturday.
Mrs. JEFF McDermott came down
from Galena Thursday evening and
10 visiting in the city,
William Charles WAS in from biz
ranch on Lower Spring creek Satur.
day.
Mrs. l.. r. Ryther entertained q
goodly number Of her friends this
afternoon from two to five at her
home and all present report being
royalty entertained.
According to the Journal, Undue.
ing a man to parade by paying all
his expenses is not hiring him.
What is it? Maybe you'd call II
just "inducing.' Small hole tc
crawl out of, amt it?
Frank Mcmahon, who recently
went into tho dray business at Stur.
Ris, has sold out his business there
and will remain a citizen Of RapiG
City.
Pioneer: Deputy Marshal Robin.
son returned from Pine Ridge with
Stands Up, q Sioux Indian, charged
with rape, and bound over by the
United States Commissioner al
Pine Ridge, without bail, to the
next term of United States court.
Deadwood Independent: The
Deadwood liar who sends in wha,
purports to be news to the Sioux
City Journal is getting in his work
again. This time he tells about the
Mckinley parade in this city Tues.
day night, and says that there were
5000 people in the parade, among
ttiile1n d bicycle corps $50 strong and
mounted contingent number 200.
the whole ending up with a process.
sion of carriages. The procession
OF carriages referred to must have
been the hack load of colorado pros
titutes who took part in the parade,
but to make it correspond with the
rest Of his report OF the parade he
had to enlarge it to "a procession O,
carriages
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Somers anl
children came in from in from a two
months visit among friends anc
relativee in Illinois. They report {
most pleasant visit and say that the
campaign back there is red hot.
A.. G. Bemer and A. Mochon vii
try to break the bicycle record be
tween Dead wood and po0;l 1:I-