The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-11-24
d AND COUNTRY.
!. Oliver was in from View

u. OllVer was IN from lew
Sunday.
|ol Star of Deadwood was in the
" Sunday.
c. L. Allen and wife left last even
ipg Tor Seattle.
Ed. Shepard was down from Roch.
ford Wednesday.
Nels NJ Smith was down from
keystone Monday.
J. B. Dickover Sundaycd with his
family in this city.
Frank Hartman represented Gus
t r in town Sunday.
]. ]. Davenport represented S,ur-
gis in the city Tuesday,
John Carlin, the Tiiford merchant
prince. Sundayed in the city.
James McCrackcn renews his faith
in THE UNION for another year.
Josiah Pierce and Frank Bliss
wero in from Smilhvile Wednesday
Black Hills jewellery made to order
at G. A. Trowbridgc's jewellery
store.
Mrs. Fl. B Larrabee was a Sun
day evening passenger for Lincoln,
Nebr.
r. D. Cable and daughters of Pac,
tola spent the fore part cf the week
In town.
E. G. Kindley wife and danghtc'
were in from Pedro the fore part of
the week.
p. NJ. Ranney represented Key
stone in town the fore part of The
fore part of the week.
Gus Frazer and wife came down
from Rockford and spent the fore
part of the week in town.
Mrs. Far!ow and children, Paul
and Jessie, were Sunday morning
arrivals home from Iowa.
Vice President Garretl;A. Hobart
died at his home in New Jersey at
$3.50 clock Tuesday morning.
]. NJ. Woods was Tuesday even
ing passenger for KANSAS City where
he will look after business affairs.
Mrs j. w. Barron was a Saturday
evening arrival from Deadwood and
spent part Of the week with friends
in the city
Dan Morris and Miss Lizzie Hud-
dleston OF Piedmont attended Bitt-
ner's "Niobe' in this city Wednes
day evening.
Agent Pontius left for Cody and
Harrison, Nebr., Monday evening
where he will spend ten days vaca-
ton among friends.
Mrs. D. U. Surface, daughter of
w. ID. Rounds and wife, came in
from Castana, Iowa, Wednesday for
visit with her parents.
Miss r. Bennett was a Deadwood
arrival III the city Tuesday and has
spent part of the week here in the
interest Of the Pioneer-Times.
County warrants are at par Pen
nington and Meade county general
fund warrants taken at face value
at Chase S store in Rapid City.
Mrs. B. Roberts came down from
Spearlish Sunday evening and spent
the fore part of the week with her
relatives, Thomas Hale and family.
The UNION is ready to accept
wood on subscription at the regular
cash price. Let US write you out a
receipt on this basis. Dout put it,
off.
w. F. Morris has hold his store at
Dakota City to Charlie Belknap.
Charlie is genial, whole fell
low and The UNION hopos to see him
succeed
TIE UNION and the twice-a- week
World Herald-the two best of all
western newspapers-both oae year
for $500 cash. Give us your sub
scription.
Frank G.. Connolly, advance man
for the Joshua Simpkins company,
lies in dangerous condition at the
Jester house, suffering from typhoid
pneumonia.
The UNION sells location certii-
Gates, just gotten out, which fill the
provisions of the new mining law
Buy them of us. Youget the right
kind-not the old form.
The city council held brief SEES
sion Monday evening, allowing u few
bills and completing the arrange
ments for refunding the city's water
bonds on January lst next.
G. K. Howard and Willard Fran K.