The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13
CITY AND COUNTRY.

Des Moines, Ia, Wednesday.
DR.. Waldron spent Wednesday at
Lead on business of a professional
nature.
Thomas Sweeney and wife were
arrivals home from a Chicago trip
Monday.
L. E. Parrish and wife came in
from a trip to Omaha and Wisner,
Nebr., Monday morning.
Miss Winnifrcd Dobson was a
passenger for Chadron Tuesday
evening to join her mother.
An insignificant blaze at the
Buell. residence called out the fire
department Wednesday morning.
No damage.
A night shift has been put in the
Lena mine near Hill City and ore is
being taken out to ship asst for
treatment.
Seventy-fve pairs OF mems brown
overalls going at l5c per pair at the
Consolidated Mercantile Cos, red
hot bankrupt sale.
Mrs. Heron, mother of Rob't j..
Heron, our genial cigar manufac-
turer, came in from Chicago We'd
nesday morning for a visit.
Sixty days is the time given the
Consolidated Mercantile Co., to
close out the Weigand n Co., stock,
which they bought for 50 cents on
the dollar.
TIE UNION and the twice.a-wcek
World Herald-the two best of all
western misrepresentation oae year
for $40 cash. Give us your sub
scription.
Mrs. W. M. Dodge was a passenger
for Lead Tuesday as a delegate to
the association Of Congregational
churches. Mrs. H. w. Somers also
attended.
Col. NJ. H. Day has 80 far re-
covered as to be out again. He vas
a passenger for Deadwood Tuesday,
where he is looking after his mining
interests.
AL Amesbury has bonded the
: half of the New Eldorado mine
owned by the Smith boys up in the
Hill City district and will push
development work.
The UNION sells location c@ertifi-
Gates, just gotten out, which fill the
provisions of the new mining law
Buy them of US. You get the right
kind-not the old form.
Attend the red hot bankrupt sale.
Every shirt in the house-about 400
of'em-has fourteen days notice to
get out. W. need the money-Con-
sclidated Mercantile Co.
A cleanup at the ]. r. mill from
Golden Slipper ore last Thursday
showed very satisfactory returns,
though the amount is not given out.
About IS tons of Slipper ore was
milled.
Attend the red hct bankrupt sale
OF Weigand & Cos stock, which is
taking place at the spacious rooms
of the Consolidated Mercantile Co.,
corner St. Joe and 9th streets, Flor
mann block.
Marion f. Forbes and Miss. Lena
B. Davis, both of Elm Springs were
united in marriage at the Interna-
tional Hotel on Wednesday, Rev. O.
=. Beckes officiating. They will re-
side at Elm Springs.
Tc all new subscribers to The
UNION who pay for the paper in ad-
vance ($l.5W will be sent r E n
year that matchless American week
~, the Cincinnati Enquirer. 1t
has no equal in newspaperdom.
Company Ms reception will take
place in the second story Of the big
brick wholesale house Just
south OF the Elkhorn tracks. If
nothing happens the event will take
place Monday evening and a royal
good time is anticipated.
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centre Of the nation and you ought
to have an Ohio paper. The En-
quirer fills the bill and costs you
nothing.
A heavy rain fell in the valley
districts all Of Tuesday night and
I'll day Wednesday. The hills west
and north Of the city we're white
with snow-the first of the season
IN this section. Deadwood, Lead
and Terry and other high points in
the Hills report quitea heavy snow
fail.
NV So al n II ~ ~ EM#