The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-11-03

ng its concentration on its property
Md will have it running within q
short time. The plant will have a
capacity of fifty tons day.
Beginning with Wednesday the
rings at 8 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. W. T. Coad and Mrs. A. z.
Wells will entertain a few friends
at the Coad home this friday even
Mrs. Edd Woods entertained a
rumbcr OF her friends ''progressive-
ly' Wednesday afternoon. Lunch
was served and the event as highly
enjoyable.
No attention was paid to the regis
t:ation law in Rapid City or PEN
niugton county. Tuesday was reg
istration, but the law nullities it.
self for this year and is not con-
sidered operative here.
Word has been received of the
marriage Of Dick digger and Miss
Ethel Lines, the ..happy event oc
curling at Cincinnati, Ohio, on
October 26. Dicks old friends here
all JON in we'll wishings.
Barton Robertson and Miss A. NJ.
Brisbane, both OF Keystone, we're
made husband and wife in this city
Tuesday, Rev. NJ. D. Collins ot1iciat-
ing. Both are well known in Key
stone and have a host of well wish
ers.
Fred Spayde's bicycle had a con-
trovcrsy with its owner Tuesday
in which Fred got the worst of it
in a fall. He was knocked sensless
for a time, and was badly bruised
up, but is coming out of the melee
all right.
From the fight the Dcadwood
Pioneer-Times is making on Hon.
Edmund Smith it would seem that
Smith was pretty big man. The
state republican committee has
evidently seen" the Pioneer-Timcs
man.
A full house greeted the P~atricolo
Concert company at Library hall
Monday night and everybody was
delighted with the entertainment.
The readings were excellent, while
the work on piano and viloln was
among the best ever given here.
James McCraken, who has been i IN
poor health for several months
past, is moving into town for the
winter. He is gradually gaining
and after a wild goose chase through
Nebraska, Kansas uand Missouri
says he is back to stay. The UNION
is glad to hear it.
1t now transpres that Senator
Pcttigrew never made use of the
words attributed to him in a recent
speech in eastern Dakota. 1t was
one of those cheap campaign garbles
so characteristic of the Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader. That is where the
story was manufactured.
Hans Nelson and Miss Louisa
Harrison we're united in marriage
at the home of the groom's brother,
Nels Nelson, near this city last Sat
urday, Rev. W. H. Jennings tying
the knot. Both were residents of
Leslie, S. D. They will reside in
Rapid Valley for the present.
A man was found dead in the road
near Hill City Wednesday and the
coroner notified of the fact. The
deceased was employed on the B. &
M. extension from Hill City to Key
stone and was in an intoxicated con
dition Tuesday. 1t is thought death
came from exposure, but we go tx
press too early to learn Corone,
Poxsons verdict.
The subscription lists of thu
STocKMAN and UNION have beer
consolidated under the head of TIL
UNION. The publication of two
separate newspapers was unprof
table, hence the change. Adver.
Users will get the benefit OF tn,
largest circulation of any paper il
the southern Hills though the nev
arrangement and THE UNION will b
made better than ever before.