The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-06
] AND COUNTRY.

Fl. Is. L.arrabve was un arrl-
mi home from Lincoln Thursday
morning.
Col. Day is slowly improving from
q stroke of apolcxy aud will soon be
out again.
Col. Wright and Fred Chris
%tiernssen we're down from Rocker
vile Wednesday.
Ole Stromsncs came down from
Deadwood and spent Saturday nnc
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Skalindcr and Mrs. Florence
Eilcrman were among the Piedmont
people shopping in town Tuesday.
Corbin Morse spent Wednesday
at Tilford. While there he purchased
some 400 head Of yearIing steers
from j. ID. Hale.
After a week spent with friends
in this city, Mrs. II. NJ. CAN'T was a
Tuesday morning passenger for her
home in DeadwoOd.
Owing to the immense amount Of
extra work connected with the puO
LEGATION of the delinquent tax list
The UNION one day late this week.
The ]. r. mill is in motion again.
1t is running on ore from the Col
den Slipper. The ore is being
mined and hauled to the mill in
wagons.
Joel Thackcr and family were
among the crowd of out-of-town
shoppers doing business in the city
Saturday. They were down from
Pactola.
Mrs. Chas. Morris came up from
Smithville Tuesday and took the
evening train for Omaha, where she
will visit friends and take in the
exposition.
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon was in from
Spring creek Saturday and called on
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The Bismark mine and mill at
keystone has suspended work on
account Of water. 1t is said that
work will be resumed at an early
day, however.
THE UNION sells location ccrtii.
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.
Geo. Loventinsky came down from
the Dakota Pacific camp Saturday
and returned Sunday. He is now
doing the tie inspector act aud re,
ports work going ahead in goot
shape.
Three cars of ore are to be taker
out Of the Blue Lead properly eacl
day near Hill City, beginning thi:
week. One will 90 to Deadwoot
for treatment and the other tw,
to Omaha.
L. A. Fish of Sioux City was a,
arrival Wednesday morning and il
employed in rolling Bonnie Fivas
at the cigar factory Of Heron {
McDonough. THE UNION acknowl
edges a pleasant call.
John Hurzeler and wife were Sat
urday evening arrivals from Butte
Montana, for a visit with relative
and friends here, John says Butt
is q good town, out it seems goo
to be back to the Hills again.
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Thomas Kirley was an arriv'
from Doylestown, Wisconsin, We
nesday mornig and may engage j
the range stock business in tn;
country. He is an old time. frien
Of Pete and Hugh Mcmahon, havin
gone to school to Pete nearly twent