The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-12-29

S' = AAN''N N'SS1NSO W charge Sj IL
stead OF ~. There is apt to be
some trouble in carrying out the
orders of the city and school govern.
ments.
HE UNION was kindly ber-
ed on Christmas morning by box
OF "LaFlor Princess" lO-cent ci-
CARS, presented TO the editor with
the compliments OF Heron & Nc
Donough, the manufacturers. Rapid
City is becoming famous in it's pro-
ductlon OF uDexcelled smokes. as it
has already become famous for the
production of flour. From ex-
perience THE UNION knows that
there's nothing that excels ''La-
Flor Princes when it comes to a
good cigar. The rings OF smoke
will rise from the editorial desk and
become the inspiration for many
good editorial or pointed local com.
ment Here's to the success of the
makers Of the "LaFlor Princess"
ard 'Bonnie Five the two smokes
which make life worth living.
The next number of the lecture
course is booked for Wednesday
evening, January 10th, at Library
hall. On that date Elias Day, the
eminent impersonator, will appear.
He is unexcelled in his chosen line
and Rapid City people are assured
OF rare treat. Every number on
the course has been an excellent at
traction and the appearance of Mr..
Day will add one more to the list OF
exceptionally good things secured
by the managers of the course. BY
all means don't miss hearing Elias
Day on January 10th.
With this issue THE UNION enters
its thirteenth year. The paper has
had its ups and downs. but it never
appeared in better conditlt than it
does at present 1t stands at the
head of its class in Pennington
county and don't take back seat
for anything 10 the newspaper line.
Many improvements are contem-
plated for 1900 and with the aid Of
our big army Of subscribers aud a
set OF live business men in town the
paper will be brought up to even
higher stane ard that il occupies at
present.
Miss Blanche Ingersol was the
victim OF an uncanny surprise at
the hands OF her young friends
Wednesday evening-uncanny be-
cause her friends came enshrouded
in sheets, pillow cases and any old
thing that was white and phantom
like. This did not lessen the enjoy
ment after arriving at the Inyersol
household, however, for a royal
time was had, the entire affair being
brought to, an appropriate end by
the serving of refreshments.
Dee A. Wyrick and Miss Eva
Glow of Thedford,, Nebr., we're
united in marriage at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. r, H Wyrick in this
city on Wednesday, Rev. Arnold
Luton officiating. The bride is
one OF Thedford's brightest young
ladies, while the groom is an old
Rapid City boy aud has world of
friends and we'll wishers.
n. G. Cambria is moving his no.
ton store from his old staud on
Main street into the Luk0ta block
on 7th street, in the room formerly
occupied by Wieyand g. Co., where
he will be pleased to meet all of his
old .patrous and many new ones dur
ing the coming year. The Harrison
Telephone Co. will be stationed with
him Us Of yore.
Frank Eastman, an old Rapid
City boy now ut Anaheim, CAL, is
the proud father Of new son which
arrived on November 25th last.
Frank calls the youngster Raymond
Kelsey Eastman for short. Here's
to the long life and success OF the
new conner.
E G. S. Hudson was down from
Terry Tuesday and called on The
UNION long enough to talk over the
political prospects for 1900 and pay
up his subscription. Mr.. Hudson is
an old time reader Of this paper and
would not keep house without it.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fouse, mother of
Mrs. Frank Lockhart, was Wed.
nesday evening passenger for May
wood, Nebr., where she will spend
tile restof the winter with relatives.
DR.. g. p. Standard was passen-
ger for Chicago, where he will spend
thecomlng two months taking q
most graduate course in the Chicago