The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-09-01
CITY AND COUNTRY.

Geo. Bale was up from Hermosa
Monday and Tuesday.
Prof. Jenney and wife left Tues
day evening for Omaha.
Rev. j. w. Barron of Deadwood
spent Wednesday in the city.
John r. Wilson of Deadwood spent
the fore part of the week in town.
Chas. Hayward represented Key
stone in the city the fore part of the
week.
Miss Lottie Temple came up from
her Hot Springs vacation Wcdncs-
dty morning.
Home, Charles the foundry man,
spent Monday and Tuesday in Dead
wood on business.
Henry Cordes came in from Al
bion, Nebr., Tuesday where he dis,
posed of two cars Of horses.
Try TONER'S Vienna loaves. Tn"
biggest and best loaf of bread ever
sold in Rapid City at 5 cents.
Ed. Feigel rejoices over the safe
arrival Of a new daughter which
came into his household last Satur-
day.
A part of the Hot Springs saliva,
ton army corps has been preaching
salvation to our sinful ~populacc this
week.
H. N. Chapman came in from
Pierre Sunday morning, where he
had peen disposing of a bunch of
stock.
B. f. Hake, wife and little son
came in from Omaha Monday even
ing. He is interested in Col. Days
mining deal.
Call up No SO, Black Hills phone,
and order your bread, cakes, dough-
nuts pies and cookies of Tonncr, the
pioneer baker.
After a visit with Prof Larrabee
and wife Miss Minnie Seabrook was
a Wednes( ay evening passenger for
er home in Lincoln.
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convention Saturday. See that
your precinct is represented if you
haye to attend yourself.
Tuesday mornings train brought
in the members of the hook and
ladder company from Hot Springs.
they report a big time.
Ray Whitaker came up from the
Hot Springs Tuesday and has been
strengthening out some tangles in
the Harrison telephone line.
Al. Emrick is happy again, bis
wife having returned on Tuesday
ilo mug . U VII lIotll q UNo HlOIllIlS
visit with relatives down in bleedin
Kansas.
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Misses Winnie, Mary and Florenc,
Kelley, grand daughters of Mrs
Farley, were passengers for thei
home in Iowa Wednesday evening
after having spent the summer here
M. Fl. Dav came down from Dead
wood Monday evening and has beel
winding up his big mining deal
The deal is q 60 and the mine an
big works in this city will be work
ed steadily.
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LINK Herman's smiling counter
ance is nollonger to be seen at tn
dinner table at the Jester houst
Mrs. H and the children arrivin
home from a visit at Deadwoc
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John 81. Skinner was
passenger for Hot Springs Tuesda
evening where she will spend
month or 50 with her parents. Co
John went along, but returned
duties here Friday morning.
Friends joined Mrs. Az Overpe;
in q celebration Of ner birthdt
anniversary Wednesday afternoo
A surprise was attempted, but i
promoters RI woefully surprise
when they discovered that Mr.
Overpeck was aware Of their plan
The event was nom the less EMO