The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-08-04

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paper is well worth the money.
Charles d. Horgan, politician,
Spectator and gentleman, left Mon
day FOR Colorado. Mr.. Horgan has
extensive business interests in this
city, but his hearts hope c%enters
on the millions in mining specula-
tion, where he has handled hun
dreds of thousands of dollars. Mr..
Morgan will forget the stock yards
dump case for time, and in his
endeavor to beat the wheel of for
tune in Colorado. it is safe to say
his host of Omaha and South Omaha
friends hope he will play the correct
number when his money is up
World Herald.
The blank bonds for the SIS, 800
refunding issue were received by
the commissioners from the engrav-
ing house Monday morning. They
were at once signed by the chair
mar of the board, attested by the
auditor, sealed and turned over to
the Pennington County Bank Of
this city the successful bidders for
the entire issue. This popular
banking house took the issue at par,
with interest at D per cent, to u
for twenty years.
August Roessler Jr., representing
syndicate of capitalists, was an
arrival from New York Sunday
morning to examine some mining
property owned byJ. c. Sherman
at pactola. Mr.. Roessler was met
here by Col. Sherman and the two
gentlemen went at once to the
Pactola district. If a favorable re-
port is made the syndicate will dip
extensively into mining in the Pac-
tola district.
Col. Richard Lee, the well known
prospector from the Southern Hills.
dropped into town and fell into this
office to say that he is building a
)attleship out of Black Hills ore
which he intends to send 10 the
exposition. The name of the
ooat will be Anglo-American and is
guaranteed not to hurt anyone.
knows the Colonel and
what be says goes.-Lead Call.
Ethan Allen is lying very i'll at
MS rooms in the Windsor block, suf-
severity from his hip, which
las again become inflamed and is in
serious condition. Mr.. Allen has
had trouble of this nature before,
but never with this severity which
mas marked its present attack.
He is being carefully attended and
The UNION sincerely hopes to see
him out again soon.
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E. w. Smith, head cook at the
Harvey, and Mrs. Alice Harrington
united in marriage at the
Harvey parlors Wednesday, Rev.
A. T. steurnegal tying the knot.
Mrs. James FISHER of Black Hawk
took an over dose of poisonous
medicine and came near losing her
life Wednesday. Dr.. Waldron was
hastily summoned and she is now
slowly recovering.
John Schaffer OF Elm Springs is
. severe sufferer from inflammation
Of the bladder. DR.. Waldron visit
ed him Tuesday and the patient is
getting along fairly we'll.
DR.. Waldron was called to attend
Mrs. Cole of the Cheyenne river
country, who is suffering from an
OF inflammation of the bowles.
She is slowly improving.
Mrs. E. D. Ralph started for ST.
Joseph, Mo-, last Thursday in re-
spouse to the news of the serious
illness Of her mother.
Mail.
President Coad and Contractor
Crouch left Wednesday for Mystic
to make final arrangements for
on the Dakota Pacific
line.
Strayed--Dark iron gray work
team branded k left shoulder
9. ]. Morgan, Rapid City.
Mrs. Ada Gerster was an acrival
from Victor, Col, Wednesday for