The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-30
settled and continuous running is to
be resumed in a few days.
Celebrate in Rapid City.

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Will Mcmillan was a passenger
for Lead Tuesday.
M. H. Day and W. NJ. Bates re.
turned from the northern Hills
Wednesday evening.
Earl Talent returned to Sturgis
Wednesday after spending a week
with his grandparents.
Miss Myrtle Jcwett was an arri-
val from Minneapolis Wednesday
for a visit with Mrs. Orlin Holcomb.
Genial Jimmy Baldwin and his
estimabIe wife spent Wednesday in
the city. Jimmy is now assistant
superintendent at the Holy Terror
mine.
The city council holds a special
meeting at the city hall this even
ing to hear protests, if there be any,
against the issuance of liquor IL
censes for the city.
Miss Rita Rich was an arrival
home Monday from a several weeks
visit throughout the Hills. She
was accompanied by Miss Margie
Richardson of Custer.
Rev. b. NJ. Collins, father of Su-
perintendent Collins of the Indian
school, was an arrival from Phila-
delphia Saturday and will spend
some weeks in the Hills.
George l.. McManus and Chas.
little were passengers for Plankin-
ton Monday evening where they will
assume their duties in connection
with the state industrial school.
The store of c.. A. Wiegand
& Co., will open for business tomor-
row-Saturday. They are Offering
some exceptional bargains in dry
goods, clothing, boots anG shoes.
Don't miss the chance to hear
Mrs. Mary E. Lease expound the
principles of the declaration of indie
pendence in Rapid City on the 4tf
next Tuesday. She has no equal
p. B. Mccarthy has filed a claim
| Of $40, 900 against the estate Of the
5 late joni ]. Fayel, the claim arising
from the suit Mr.. Mccarthy ha(
against the Holy Terror Mining
Co.
, On Tuesday afternoon John Il
) Schrader received a telegram an
I nouncing the death of his father a
. Utica, N. Y. He left on the even
= ing train to be present at the flu
{ neral.
+ Help your wife or daughter t
celebrate the Fourth of July RICH
this year by buying her a new ha
: at Miss Lottie %IngerSol's. She sell
. the latest out and is the cheapes
Z place in town.
Special bargains in ladies' an
# children's hats on the Fourth a
9 Miss Lottie Ingersol's. She has
! full line of all the latest styles an
h will cut prices all the way throug
q on the 4th.
Kirk Claussen left on Tuesda
e evenings train for the Pacific coas
n country, from whence he will go t
It Dawson and join his mother, Mrs. J
e S. Gantz. Kirk is a rustling youn
fellow and will make his way in tn
p Alaskan country as well as any one
Judge Levi MCGEE was a passer
y ger for Buffalo, N. ". last Saturda
l. night, where he will attend a cor
s. ference of the leaders Of all polite;
q movements opposed to Mark Ham
y republicanism. The Judge wi
of make an able western represent;
+. tive.
d
~ On Saturday last Chief of polio
J. 7. Iugersol purchased the lot
"a and building known as Emergenc
+. hospital and will fit the place up F.;
= a residence. He got the propert
+. cheap and believes that it is a prett
10 good place to own. H. G. Gambri
w as agent made the transfer.
he Mrs. G. A. Wiegand and lit
70 daughter Marguerite we're arriva
IT, from Whitewood Saturday e%venin,
I'd Mr.. Wiegand and Clara had prece
ID ed them and the family will NAL
d; their home in Rapid City agai
ID Their many friends here join TT
UNION in welcoming them back.
S. Mrs. W. H. Tompkins and Oh
lis dren and Mr.. Tompkins' moth
We were passengers for Plankingt'
he Monday evening where they W
he join superintendent Tompkins
OF the state industrial school. The
r. departure is generally regretted al
n our people hope for their ultima
'ss return to the Hills.
J. G. Sherman was in from Pact