The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09
CITY AND COUNTRY.
James w. Fowler Sundayed in the

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Miss Rita Rich is visiting friends
in the northern Hills this week.
Miss Minnie VanKoughnet OF Stur-
gis is the guest Of NJ. ]. H.. Gale.
Mike Whealen came down from
Spearish and Sundayed with his
family.
C. A. Wiegand came down from
Whitewood aud attended the gradu-
ating exercises.
Mrs. William Gardner was a
passenger for Atlantic; Iowa, We'd
nesday morning.
For genuine bargains in millinery,
children's hats and bonhets, go to
Mrs. A. E. Wallace.
Just think of a prettily full
trimmed hat for $1,5O! You can
get it at Mrs. Wallace's.
Try TONER'S Cottage Loaves at
the Vienna Bakery, one door east
of the Postoffice, St. Joe street.
Try TONER'S Vienna loavcs. The
biggest and best loaf of bread ever
sold in Rapid City at 5 cents.
Remember that our offer Of THE
UNION and the twice-a-week Omaha
World Herald both for $l.5O, still
holds good.
Mrs. j. B. earns and son Foss
were stage arrivals from Hill City
Wednesday and ars visiting w. M.
Cox aad wife.
Call up No SO, Black Hills phone,
and order your bread, cakes, dough-
nuts pies and cookies of Tonner, the
pioneer baker.
Mrs. Edgar A. Bailey left Satur-
day evening for Lincoln, where she
will join her husband and they re-
side in the future.
Remember that THE UNION will
cost you $3.50 per year alter July
1st. Renew now and get the bene-
fit Of the old rate of 81.
Miss Nellie Shaw OF the Third
ward school was a Saturday evening
passenger for DesMoines, where
she will spend her vacation.
After spending several days with
Mrs. G. w. Brown, Mrs. L. G. Mil
Ter was a passenger for her home in
Deadwood Sunday morning.
Jesse Simmons has returned to
Deadwood to spend his summer
vacation. He will return to this
city when the school Of mines opens
in the fall.
Frank E. Mccoy, who has been
attending the school of mines, was
a passenger for his home in Aber-
deem Monday evening, where will
spend his vacation.
Art. w. Grid and Edmund Smith
were passengers for Hot Springs
Thursday evening where they will
take in the last day Of the big re-
union today.
The UNION sells location %certif-
Gates, just gotten out, which fill the
provisions Of the new mining law.
Buy them Of us. You get the right
kind-not the old form.
After q pleasant visit with relatives
in this city and Whitewood, Mrs.
]. @. Mears and children were Sat
urday evening passengers for their
home in Fairburn.
Come in and take advantage of
The UNIONS free reading table.
The freshest Omaha, New York,
Chicago and Sioux City daily papers
always on file. All are welcome.
Capt. Thomas II. Russell died at
Deadwood at $50 Tuesday after
noon. He was i pioneer in the
Hills and figured promently in the
newspaper circles for many years.
Notwithstanding the fact that
the city council cut off the appropr-
alton for open air concerts this
summer, the concerts will continue,
the necessary sum having been rails
eddy popular contribution.
Ed. w. Lathrop has purchased q
drug store at Terry and embarked
in business for himself, having TAX
en- possession Of the new store last
Monday. Ed is 9 steady young man,
8 thorough druggist and will doubt
less succeed.
Sam Carson received word on
Saturday morning that his father
Was seriously i'll at his home in
VALENTINE, Nebr. As the old gentle
nan was quite feeble Mr.. Carson
left on the evening train, accom-
panied ~ bis little son Levi.
The School Of Mines term closed
Friday last and o il Monday next
PROT. Forsyth will leave for 8