The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-02
CRY AND COUNTRY

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j. S. CAN'T spent Sunday VIZ"
his children in Sturgls.
Bob scruton represented Key
stone in town Saturday.
N j. Garrison Of the land office
spent sunday in Deadwo0d.
Paul Murphy came in from the
Bovd sheep camp on the Cheyenne
river Monday.
See Aba Haywood and his peer
less company at Library hall on
Thursday, June 9Th.
For genuine bargains in millinery,
children's hats and bonn cts go to
Mrs. "A. E. Wallace.
"A steady rain all Sunday forenoon
nut me- life into vegetation and
made everybody feel good.
Just think of a prettily full
trimmed hat for $3.50! You can
get it at Mrs. WaIlace,s.
Zach Taylor anne down from the
railroad camp above Black Hawk
and Sundayed with his family.
Try TONER'S Cottage Loaves at
the Vienna Bakery, one door east
Of the Postoffice, St. Joe street.
Try TONER'S Vienna loaves. The
biggest and best loaf of bread ever
sold in Rapid City at 5 cents.
Remember that our offer of THE
UNION and the twice-a-week Omaha
World Herald both for $3.50, still
holds good.
Mrs. L. G. Miller of Deaawood
was an arrival Wednesday evening
and is the guest of Mrs. G. w.
Brown.
Billy Stokes left for the Alaskan
gold fields last Saturday. He will
be joined at Seattle by John Leedy
and they will make the trip to
gether.
Remember that The UNION will
cost you $3.50 per year after July
1st. Renew now and get the bene.
fit Of the old rate of 81.
Don't lose sight of the piano reel
tai to be given at Library hall on
June 9th by the pupils of Miss Olive
Howe. Tickets at McNamara's.
Mrs. ]. B. Dickover and Emer,
arrived from Deadwood Tuesda,
evening, staying " to attend tn
graduating exercises at Librar,
hall tonight.
Mrs. A. H. Spayde was an arriva
home from st. Josephi's hospital
Omaha, Tuesday morning and thu
genial .Spaydie', at the Bee Hiv
is himself again.
II you have not seen Mrs. Wa
lace's goods this spring, you hav
not seen what is best and cheapes
as we'll as most stylish in ladies
headwear.
THE UNION sells location certif
Gates, just gotten out, which fill tn
provisions Of the new mining law
Buy them OF US. You get the RICH
kind-not the old form.
Charley Burke, tour congress
man, spent last Friday in town
He is taking in the Hills and'lookin
for gaps in the republican politics
fences. He fc' d them.
Come in and take advantage {
The UNIONS free reading table
The freshest Omaha, New Yorl
Chicago and. Sioux City daily paper
always on file. All are welcome.
The greatest features Of the evel
Ing were the representations of Alb
Haywood who unquestionably ha
no superior in his line.-Alban
Daily Democrat. At Library ha
on Thursday, June 9Th.
The body Of viii Whitman of c,
a arrived in the city Tuesday morr
Ing. Mi. Whitman left this cit
with the company in May, 1893, an
died Of quick consumption after hi
arrival in the Philippines.
Mrs. $. 3. Forsha. formerly
resident Of this city, died at TX
Angles, Cal, on May 2lst. Mrs
Forshaswas we'll snd.favorably know
70 al Rapid City people and he
death has called forth many 9,
pressions Of regret.
Miss Sherman who used preac
at the Baptist church here and VII
resides now with her husband ID S,
Louis, writes to her Deadwoo
friends that she is the mother Of
pair of hearty twins. -Deadwood Ii
dependent.
me Alba Haywood organizatio
a tie finest miscellaneous compan
sathatS ~ ever appeared before IL
seootlights IA the city.-Tifin %
Advertiser. This peerless conpan