The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-05-26
CITY AND COUNTRY,

morning arrival from Huron.
J. c. Haines was a Monday morn
ing passenger for Deadwood.
n. N. Chapman left on Monday
for st. Cloud, Mimi, on business.
Miss Annie Engler vas an arrival
from 1)eadwood Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Annie D. Tallentof Sturgis
is the guest of Mrs. Edgar A Bailey.
Mrs. W. I'll. LaBee spent the fore
part of the week with friends at
Sturgis.
Mayor C. L. Wood spent Monday
and Tuesday at Belle Fourche on
business.
Mrs. Levi MCGEE is spending the
week with M 8. G. A. Wiegand at
Whitewood.
Joe Poznansky Of Deadwood spent
Sunday and Monday with his
parents in this city.
Dan Napier of the Journal force
is the father of a new son, an arri-
val of Saturday.
Mrs. Lee Platt joined her hus-
band at Spearfsh Wednesday for
an indefinite stay.
For genuine bargains in millinery,
children's hats and bonhets, go to
Mrs. A. E. Wallace.
James w. Fowler came down from
Deadwood Saturday evening and
Sundayed with his family.
Just think OF a prettily full
trimmed hat for 81 .50! You can
get it at Mrs. Wallace's.
Try TONER'S Cottage Loaves at
the Vienna Bakery, one door east
Of the Postoffice, ST. Joe street.
James r. Sharp came in from
Huron Wednesday where he had
been attending the grand lodge l.
o. O.. f.
T.. e. Parrish went down the Elk
horn Monday to a point below
Chadron where he has a railroad
outfit at work.
Try TONER'S Vienna loaves. The
biggest and best loaf Of bread ever
sold in Rapid City at 5 cents.
Remember that our offer of The
UNION and the twice-a-week Omaha
World Herald both for $1.5O, still
holds good.
Ed. S. Ames of the Hot Springs
Times Herald spent part of Monday
in the city. THE UNION acknowl-
edges q pleasant call.
Remember that The UNION will
cost you $3.50 per year after July
LIST. Renew nov and get the bene-
ft Of the old rate Of 81.
Col. r.. B. Hughes was a pas
senger north Tuesday to look after
business connected with the Cleo
patra Mining Cos operations.
The meanest man in town is the
one who is kicking on the wet
weather. He should be placed in
the middle Of the Sahara desert.
Don't lose sight of the piano reel.
tai to be given at Library hall on
June 9th BY the pupils of Miss Olive
Howe. Tickets at McNamara's.
II you have not seen Mrs. Wal.
lace's goods this spring, you have
not e what is best and cheapest
as we'll as most stylish in ladies'
headwear.
Pierre Cavalier Of Whitewood is
engaged in remoying the U. S. land
Office from here to that point. He
hasn't got the thing on trucks yet,
however.
James Hartgering came in from
Custer Sunday where he had beer
inspecting the new gold strike. HI
reports plenty OF excitement ovel
the big find.
s The UaIoN sells location certif
Gates, just gotten out, which fill thu
provisions Of the new mining law
Buy them Of US. Youget the RICH
kind-not the old form.
tits reported that the big fnt
81 Custer was disposed of Tuesda,
for 4l85, 900 to an eastern syndicate
TO bind the bargain 81, 900 cash ii
said 80 have been paid down.
complete line Of ladies trimmed
aid untrfmmed hats in I'LL the --latest
styles from 500 up 10 any pric,
ND y Phi wish 70 pay. Others ask 20 pc
cent more for the same hats.-Mis
Isottie Ingersol, Main street.
Come ID and take advantage 8
TIN UNIoN's free reading table
Tshe freshest Omaha, New Yori
Chicago and Sioux City daily paper