The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-09-29

Wednesday and left on the evening
train for d wedding trip. The bride
is "a charming young lady well known
to all Rapid City people. The
groom is a excellent young man.
blessed with a fair share Of this
worlds goods and we'll worthy of
the choice he has made. THE UNION
joins Rapid City people in extend
ing congratulations and best wishes
Geo. Wells was made happy Il few
days ago by the arrival Of his broth
err. Judge +. NJ. Wells, and wife
from Balckom, Mo, who will remain
that his visitors were from Missouri,
Uncle George is ''showlng' them
everything in sight. The third
brother, Joseph Wells, came down
from Spca, fish Sunday and joined
UuncIc George and the Judge on a
sightseeing tour Monday up around
PactoIa and Silver City.
It is said that an effort will be
made to treat the concentrated tail
inys which have flowed from the
Htmcslak" and other producing
mills for the last twenty years.
These tailinys have been deposited
along the WhitcwOOd creek for many
miles, and are said to contain gold
to the amount of $l.25 per ton.
Some OF the owners of cyanide
works are now trying the expert
ment Of saving the values from
these tailiugs.
Col. Frank Blngs, the inventor of
a cooling apparatus for the use of
restaurants and hospitals, arrived
home today after an absence of
several moths in Lincoln where he
has hcen perfecting his machine and
interesting eastern capitalists it its
manufacture. His brother Stecn,
who is interested in the patent, re-
manned in Lincoln and will not re-
turn to the Hills for some time. -
Lead Tribune.
Dug easier has returned from
Republic, Washington, where he
spent three weeks. He likes the
town, which is full of life. John
Conway is there engaged in Tic
cigar and tabbaco business and is
doing well. In fact, Dug says. all
business men seem to be making
m 1ncA. He also met Henry Schenk
WAC lives 30 miles from there, and
is engaged in developing a copper
prospect.-Hill City News.
John lngcrsol got into a tussel
with cholera morbus and other all,
mentS on that character while gu
NE Dakota Pacific survey a few
days ago and had to come into town
Saturday to get the kinks straight,
ened out of him. While in town h,
made his headquarters at THE UNIo,
and IL few whitfs of print-shop al
did the business. He is ready to re
sumo work.
The Hill City News says that i
begins to like business now on tn
grade between there and keystone
Mr.. Griffin, manager for Kilpatric'
Bros. has the commissary at tn
Addie switch running in full ordc
and is supplying the contractor
with the goods needed. The sub
contractors have established thei
camps and arc employing $50 me
on the grade.
Nate Deskey came in from Sibley
. Iowa, a few days ago and inform
, The UNION that he has purchase
the whole stock Of G. w. Grant
Co., in this city and will close on
) the whole thing on his own hoo
without delay. Nate is a hustle
and v hat he don't know about til
clothing business inst worth know
: ing. Read his new ad.
j. Henry Skinner arrived G
Tuesdays passenger, and hung h
macintosh on an old familiar nail
the Independent office. John Hem
, says he is glad to get home ono
, more, and if he is ever caught c
his reservation again, that I'll
government can stop his rations.
Dead wood Independent.
! Tom Kirby was in town and +
ports the work on the Bullion Col
Mining company, property pr
, crossing we'll. The ore is refractor
and must be shipped for treatmen
There is a large body of il and To
says it will average over twcnt
. dollars in gold to the ton of rock.
n Hill City News.
: Admiral Dewey sailed into Ne
York harbor Tnesday-two day
: ahead of his expected arrival. I'll
t New Workers went wild wit
d enthusiasm and the demonstrate
IS is said to have been the most r
markable thing Of the kind in tt