The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-17

paid our good, hard money for the
machine when it was ordered we
would begin TO think that we had
ordered one at all. Like next
however, it is coming
and will probably be here in time to
issue our Fourth OF July edition.
Do you owe TIE UNION anything?
No matter what the amount is, we
want it and if you'll send it in be-
fore March 10Th we will have that
elegant 24-page monthly, The Farm
Journal, sent FREE to your address
for FIVE YEARS. 1t costs you abso-
lutely nothing. Pay up and get one
Of the best papers in the country
free for five years. This offer *
pires March Both, SO attend to this
matter at once.
Horace Gambrill is selling tin
ware and clothes pins a little bit
cheaper than usual this week and
passing the cigars around to the
boys just because cts a girl" The
little one arrived last Friday and
since then Horace has been sticking
his head in the rain barrel and
shouting papa" just to get used to
the turn. Mother and child doing
nicely.
RANCHERS! The UNION is the
only Rapid City newspaper making
clubbing offers that ARE clubbing
offers. All new subscribers before
March 18th will be given the Farm
Journal, al elegant 24-page home
paper FIVE YEARS FREE. No charges
except for The UNION, and that at
$1.OO year. The Farm Journal
goes to you absolutely free for the
next five years. This offer closes
March 30.
Mrs. Kcturah Burilison was an
arrival from Connecticut Tuesday
morning and the same day was
joined in marriage to John A. Will
son, the Riverside gardner. The
event came as a surprise and took
place at the M. E parsonage, Rev.
d. W. Tracy officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson yer visited by an en-.
thusiastic crowd of "serenaders'
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. f. M. McLarresh died very
suddenly at Sturgis a.few days ago.
Not over a half hour before her
death she was engaged ina game
of cribbage at her home. She Was
an estlmable lady. loved and respect
ed by all who knew her. Funeral
services we're conducted from the
Episcopal church in Sturgis Mon
day afternoon, Rev. North Tum-
mon a%fficiating.
Think Of getting one of the best
farm papers in the country ALSO
lutely free for FIVE YEARS! That's
what you get if you subscribe for
THE UNION, or if you are already a
subscriber, pay up all arrearages
before March Both and you get the
Farm Journal FIVE YEARS FREE
This offer will positively be with
drawn March Both.
Tuesday blizzard was what
mig hit properly be termed "a
corker' and brought business to
a complete standstill. The freight
from the north was showed in and
the 8 O'Clock passenger came down
with a double-headcr for some snow
bucking purposes. The storm was
general, but Wednesday downed
clear and bright.
Earl Boyden of Keystone and Miss
Eliza Morrison of Rapid City were
united in marriage at the Jester
house in this city Wednesday, Rev.
d. w. Tracy tying the knot. Both
bride and groom are we'll and favor
ably known and a host of friends
will join in wishing them well.
The result of an over-indulgence
in food or drink I promptly recti.
fed, without pain or discomfort by
taking a few doses of Herbine.
Price so cents.-at VanBuskirk S
drug store.
Master George White was, Hot
Springs arrival Tuesday morning,
stopping off here to catcn the
Rockerville stage for a visit with
his sister there, Mrs. B%uttertield.
The little fellow was anxious to get