The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-23
CITY AND COUNTRY.
Celebrate in Rapid City.

JOhn ". names SPeH1 Wcuhe9''"J I
in Deadwood on business. /,
a heavy shower freshened things
up nicely Tuesday evening.
Ed, Stenger, the Hermosa stock
man, spent Monday in town.
Miss Olive Howe returned from
Hot Springs Monday morning.
Mrs. e. G. Ware was an arrival
from Daadwood Tuesday evening.
Art w. Grid of THE UNION, and
Chas. Slick, spent Sunday in Dead
wood.
Chas Geiger Of Folsom is among
THE UNIONS new subscribers this
week.
Homer Charles rustled business
in the north Hills the fore part of
the week.
G. A. Trowbridge and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday in the north
ern Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Read spent
Saturday and Sunday at Lead and
Deadwood.
Celebrate in the good old way by
spendinp the Fourth of july in
Rapid City.
The UNION presents one Or two
more of those interesting insurance
statements this week.
Try TONER'S Cottage Loaves at
the Vienna Bakery, one door east
Of the P~ostotice, st. Joe street.
Try TONER'S Vienna loaves. The
biggest and best loaf of bread w
sold in Rapid City at 5 cents.
Saturdays pioneer picnic at
Speartish "a a great success, the
attendance being estimated at
1900.
Remember that our offer of THE
UNION and the twice-a-week Omaha
World Herald both for $1.5O, still
holds good.
Rapid City is grooming her Fourth
Of July eagle for a scream that will
startle the natives. Come and cele-
brate with us.
Call up No So, Black Hills phone,
and order your bread, cakes, dough.
nuts pies and cookies of Tonner, the
pioneer baker.
r. w. Rowland, at one time or
the commissioner board in this
county, was q Tuesday evening arri
val from Lead.
Remember that THE UNION vii
cost you $1.5O per year alter JULY
LIST. Renew now aud get the bene
ft. Of the old rate of 81.
MayorC. L. Wood suffered from
approximation by the heat Sunday ant
was confined to his home the fore
part Of the week in consequence.
Mrs. w. Fl. Parker OF Deadwoot
spent q part Of last week with he
daughter, Mrs. d. L. Herman, re
turning home Saturday morning.
Edward Lynch came in from tn,
roundup Tuesday evening and says
the grass crop on the range is sim
ply immense, with plenty of water
everywhere.
The UNION. sells location certif
Gates, just gotten out, which fill the
provisions Of the new mining law
Buy them Of us. You get the RICH
kind-not the old form.
Mrs. Clay Miller came in from
Viewfield Tuesday and left on th'
evening train for q visit with he
parents in Tennessee, whom she hat
not seensfor fourteen years.
John Ipgersoll, Albert HALEY
Howell Clevenger aud Areli Over
peck OF the school Of mines survey
ing corps we're arrivals home iron
the northern Hills Sunday evening
Mrs.W. y. Gardner, Mrs. Geo
Slick, Mrs. "A. q. Wells and Mrs
Art w. Gird, formed q merry part.
81 picnickers who spent Tuesday a
Tittle's springs below dark Canyon
Mrs. james HALEY came dow,
from Deadwood Monday evening
where she has been spending som
days with Mrs. ]. w. Barron. Mis-
May Barron accompanied her home
Mrs: ". M. Cox, j. III. Epps,.M Mis-
Olive Fowler and Ed. McNamar
we're among the belated pionee
~picnickers who returned home o
Monday evening train.
4. Tompkins was : passeuge
IS Rlankinton Saturday evening
WI;here he viii assume the duties /
! sIsnsSppserrintendinE the state industril
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