The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-02-24
y THE WEEK IN TOWN,

of the week in town.
Jduge NJ. c. Peck was in the city
from st. Onge Tuesday.
G.. S. Com don is spending the
week in Chicago on business.
The March term Of circuit court is
set for March 7th, Judge Levi Nc
Gee p esidlng.
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five straight years.
Mrs, w. J. Collins suffered a re.
lapse from the grip, but at this
writing is gradually improving.
Prof. E. NJ Stevens is the proud
father OF a buxom and bouncing
daughter, an arrival OF Sunday.
$. e. Young came in from his
mining properties at Spokane and
Sundaved at home, returning Mon.
day.
Remember that our offer of The
UNION and the twicc-a- week Omaha
World. Herald both for ST.. 80, still
holds good.
Judge Levi MCGEE is dishing up
justice at Hot Springs this week.
He was accompanied by court stem
%ographer Sharp.
p. f. Mcmahon, u genial county
auditor, entertained a number Of his
friends at his room in the Flormann
block Tuesday evening.
The UNIONS JOB printing depart
ment is kept busy these days. Good
work at lower prices than ''thc
other fellow is what does it.
After a visit with her son Frank.
who is attending the school of mines,
Mrs. G.. A. Rockwell left for her
home in Junction City, Kansas,
Sunday evrning
The George musicale at the Metho-
dist church last Saturday evening
was we'll attended and a pronounced
success. The chorus work was
exceptionally good and a number of
new and novel features were given.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Howard were
among the Smithville arrivals Mon
day, leaving on the evening train for
Pierre and Sioux Falls. Before re-
turning they will visit Hot Springs,
Ark, and points on the Pac fc
coast.
Mrs. Anna Mott left for the east
Tuesday evening on a purchasing
trip. She will open a branch store
at Deadwood on her return, leaving
the stock here to the management
Of D. Mckinney, her brother.
Neighbour Grid of The UNION has
ordered a new gasoline engine with
which to operate his heavy web
%perfecting presses. The Republican
will continue to run with wind and
water. Weekly Republican.
Mrs. Philip Tierney received the
sad intelligence Sunday morning OF
the sudden death of her brother.
John Hollenrake, at Hemingford,
Neb. Mr.. and Mrs. Tlerney left on
Sunday evenings train to be present
at the funeral.
Rev. E. Payson Hammond, the
we'll known evangelist, held a large
meeting at the Presbyterian church
last evening and will hold another
tonight, IIeis a speaker Of excep-
tional ability and those who can of
our people should turn out and hear
him this evening.
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This offer will positively be with
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Douglass Green and Maud Irwin,
both of Hill City, were married
il this city OH Thursday by Rev. K.
w. Radford, pastor of the Congre-
gational church, The ceremony
was performed in the parlors Of the
Kleemann House. After the cere-
mony the happily couple departed