The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-11-19
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Next Thursday is Thanksgiving.

ODCElll Pvdloh VI OuoOOI "oo III IN
city Monday.
Attorneys Fowler and Brown are
attending court at the Springs.
Judge MCGEE has spent most Of the
week at Hot Springs attending court.
Trimmed hats from $1.00 up. Look
at them before you buy. Mrs. A. r.
Wallace.
Francis H. King of Omaha is the
guest of O. L. Cooper and family this
week.
See Dr.. Belmont, the optician. at
Hotel Harvey next Tuesday and Wed.
nesday.
H. r. Beach has our thanks for a
contribution of the needful or subscrip-
ton this week.
Fl. B. Tonner, mayor of Piedmont,
came down on business Wednesday and
returned Friday.
Mrs. r. E. Talent of Sturgis spent
Sunday in the City with her parents,
returning home Monday.
If you are looking for a good,
cheap hat or baby bonnet, go to
Mrs. Wallace's.
Ethan Allen remembered the printer
three dollars worth this week, for
which ne has orr thanks.
Postmaster Schnasse has been con
fined to his room by sickness several
days this week, but is now out again.
You can get the best and pretti-
est hath the Black Hills for So. so at
Mrs. Wallace's. Be sure to see
them before you buy.
Rev. Prugh and little son came in
from Seward, Nebr., Tuesday morning,
where the remains O: the wife an0
mother were inferred.
Attorney Fred M. Brown of Lead
has formed a law partnership with
John r. Wilson of Deadwood and will
become a citizen of the latter burg.
Tom Hale came in from a ten days
trip down into Arkansas and other
south country Wednesday morning.
He says there is no place like the Hills.
A chimney burning out in the Gram
berg building Wednesday evening was
the cause of a fire alarm and a good
deal of excitement without any bad re-
suits.
The poor house proposition which
carried at the late election will prob
ably not be taken up until the county
gets out of the woods on the new court
house problem.
According to the recommendation Of
the Presbyterian General Assembly,
Rev. B. E. P. Prugh will preach a tenn
perance sermon at the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath morning.
DR.. Belmont, the optician, will be at
Hotel Harvey next Tuesday and We'd
nesday-the 23rd rnd 24th. Eyes ex-
amined free. Glasses and s]pectacles
fitted. Give him your work.
A band Of sixty Siouxs have spent
the week in town. They gave their
Omaha dance and the genuine war
dance on Seventh street Tuesday after
noon, much to the amusement of the
small boy.
The union revival services conducted
by Rev. j. S. Norris at the C%ongrega-
tionai church during the past three
weeks closed last Sunday. Rev. Nor
ris is a pleasing speaker and lid much
good in Rapid City.
Fourteen men compose the force now
at work on the foundation Of the new
Indian school west of town. A board
ing house for the workmen is being
constructed, two new cabins have been
built and the place presents a scene of
pleasing activity.
Irs. E. Howe left for Denison, a.,
Saturday evening in response to a tel
egram announcing the sad deeth OF
her father, H. Crippen. Mrs. Howe
accompanied the remains to Worces-
ter, N. Y, where they were laid tC
rest.
The Christian Scientists have chang
ed the place of holding their services
from the old quarters on St. Joe street
to the commodious rooms over the
y. Morris Co.'S. store formerly occupied
as a reading room. Services will be
held at ii O'clock each sabbath as