The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-14
CRY AND COUNTRY.

J.C. Ryan of Spearish Sundayed
In the city.
j. o. Sherman was down from
Pactola Tuesday.
"A. K. Gardner spent Sunday with
friends in Sturgis.
w. L. Gardner made a trip over
to Spokane Monday.
w. W. Odds Of Custer spent part
OF the week in town.
w. S. Warner Of the land Office
push Sundayed in Deadwood.
Joe Watuerson, the Dakota City
sbeepman vas in town Saturday.
Geo. Cain and j. l.. Alexander
we're down from Pactola Tuesday.
Nate Deskv left Monday evening
for a business trip to Sibley, Iowa.
Mayor G. L. Wood was a Tuesday
morning arrival home from Chicago.
Fl. B. Raymond and wife OF Ores
ton spent part Of the week in town.
NJ. E. Pinney represented Hill
City in town the fore part of the
week.
Pete Peterson and Harry Terwil-
Tiger of Hermosa were in town
Monday.
Bob Scruton and Pat O'Keefe o.
keystone were doing the town here
Tuesday.
Rapid Valley was treated to fine
rain Monday evening, so The UNION
was informed.
A few of the bon ions gave a Sc
lect ball at Cadet hall on st. Joe
street Monday evening.
j. g. Bump, the erstwhile printer
and band man, was doing Keystone
the fore part of this week.
Matters are being adjusted at the
chlorination works for q resumption
of operations at an early day.
Try TONER'S Vienna loaves. The
biggest and best loaf of bread even
sold in Rapid City at 5 cents.
Chas. Ingersol and family have
moved to Rockford where they will
reside for some months to come.
Try TONER'S Cottage Loaves al
the Vienna Bakery, n door east
of the Postotfice, st. Joe street.
DR.. r. M. Gantz aud wife of Dead
wood attended the Kimball lecture
in this city Saturday night, return
ing Monday morning.
Call up No So, Black Hills phone
and order your bread, cakes, dough
nuts pies and cookies of Tonner, thu
pioneer baker.
The foundry has been busy tn
past week turning out some worl
for the mining companies operating
at Keystone and Spokane.
The UNION sells location certifi
Gates, Just gotten out, which fill the
provisions OF the new mining law
Buy them Of us. You get the RICH
kind-not the old form.
THE UNION and the twice-a- wee
World erald-the two best of al
western misrepresentation i yea
for $500 cash. Give us your sub
scription.
"A Deadwocd dispatch says tina
there were four car loads Of bee,
drunk in that town on the Fourth
and yet not & single arrest was
made by the police.
]. D. Eddy of Sioux Falls spen
part Of the week in town, the CUES
Of S. E. Young. He went over t
Spokane and took a look at Mr.
Young's promising mining propert.
there.
Uncle George Mcpherson, the al
kali statesman and Hereford cattle
man, was in town a few days ag'
and called at this Office. He report
plenty Of feed up his way, a fair ha
crop and cattle in tip top condition
Miss Kate CAN'T and her frien
Miss Burns were Tuesday morninI
passengers north, the former goin,
for q visit with her uncle at Dead
wood and the latter returning t
the. Sisters school at Stnrgis.
The following party Of ladie
drove over from Spearish to atten
the Kimball lecture Saturday ever
ing: Mrs. j. q. Ryan, Mrs. E. N
Kingsley, Mrs. Elmira Overmar
Mrs. II. S. Rue, Of Spearfish, an
Mrs. s. N. Wagnalls, sof Sturgis.
The new issue Of $18, 800 bonds b
Pennington county has been bough
By the Pennington County Bank {
this city. They were taken for pa
y 3 per cent interest, payable SEM
annually. These bonds were Issue