The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-23

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Our readers will notice in another
of this issue an announce
rent of the grand opening to take
lace in this city on July list at the
store of Wiegand & Co. C. "A.
Viegani needs no Introduction to
readers. He is well known to
and has perhaps sold as many
roods over the counter here in
City as anyone during the
past several years. He will open
jhe new store with a new and well
stock Of goods outlined in
ais advertisement, with prices as
ow as it is possible to make them,
and will give a square deal every
time. Read his ad in this issue and
inspect his stock on and after July
1st. You will save money by doing
it.
Parties living along the line fence
built by the government to keep
stock off the Pine Ridge and Rose
bud reservations, find it a trouble
some Institution at times. At a
number of places steep bluffs were
considered fence enough, and at
these places the cattle get through,
then wander along the south side of
the fence and cause their owner a
great deal of trouble. The fence
should have been a good one the
the whole way Or left out entirely,
as a half fence will not keep out cat
tie, and only cause trouble all along
the line.
The difficulty between the mining
companies at keystone and the gov
eminent timber agents which was
referred to in TIE UNION of last
week has been adjusted and the
company mills in that rustling camp
are permitted to secure wood with
which to operate. Things + NOV
ing along smoothly and the people
there are rejoicing.
The city council met in regular
session Monday evening. Besides
allowing a number of bills, the ole
sewer proposition vas taken up and
the sewer ordered thoroughly re
paired, the cost to be assessed VI
against the property n usin!
the same. The council has been sit
ting as a board of equalization ever.
evening this week.
After attending the commence
ment exercises at ST. Martins acad
envy, Sturgis, Tuesday evening, ]
S. CAN'T was an arrival home O
Wednesday evenings train, bring
ing his children, Kate, Gussie, Be
and Gardner with him. Miss Kat
graduated with high honors frol
that excellent institution.
Prof. r. B. Georges music elias
has q grand concert booked to tax
place at Library hall tomorro
Saturday night. Among the nuu
bers will be rendered.the "Halleluja
Chorus" the king bee OF the who,
chorus world. Turn out and tax
in one of the best concerts of tt
season.
The Emrick opera band gave or
of the neatest performances eve
hrld in the city. On Thursds
evening, they played a Sioux WI
dance that was characteristic al
as natural as life. Many compl
ments were passed upon the pla.
ing.-Hot Springs Herald.
During the electric storm Tue
day evening lightning sSruck a tr'
in Judge McGee's yard. 1t was t
close for comfort. A bolt of ligh
ming also struck Frank Egan's bal
during the same storm, killing
horse and a mule.
Emrick' S opera band has addt
two fine new trombones this wee
The instruments are the finest TIL
money could buy, the two costir
$95. There is nothing too good fl
the band boys.
Miss Marcia Rich, after spendir
several days with Miss Rita Ste
mer. left on Wednesday evening
train for her home in Oelrichs.
Miss Vida Croker was an arriv
from Sp%earfish Wednesday, after a
tending the commencement exc
cises at the state normal.
!, After visiting friends in this ci
for several days, Miss Hazel Ande
son returned TO her home in Lee
Sunday morning.
Nj. Belsom Of Folsom, who !
Gently shot himself in the leg ac'
denta1ly, has 50 far recovered as
return home.
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