The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-12-15

onday in the city on a pur
De most complete line Doll Cabs,
q Go Carts in the Black Hills at
HcNamara's.
q Judge Niece and Court Stenog.
rapher Sharp are holding court at
Custer this week.
Lowneys and Balduff', delicious
bon bons in one to FIVE pound boxes
at Mcnamara S.
Subscriptions received for any
periodical published, at Mcnamara
the newsdealer.
Warren Cole and wife returned to
Creston Monday after three
weeks stay in town,
TOYS!-Iron toys, Tia toys,
Wooden toys-Toys Of every des-
cription at Mcnamara S.
The Congregational church has
extended call 10 Rev. ]. B. Kettle
of Connecticut to fill the pulpit here.
You will be sure to find just what
you want for the children, brothers
and sisters, for Christmas, at Mrs.
Wallaces.
Louie Young was Thursday
morning passenger for Piedmont
where he will aid in the annual in
voice at the brick store.
Miss Alice Flavin was passen-
ger for Sturgis Monday morning,
after having visited friends in the
city ever since Thanksgiving.
M. Babew and wife we're eastern
bound passengers Monday evening
for visit with relatives in South
hampton, Mass, and Canada.
County warrants are at par. PEN
nington and Meade county general
fund warrants taken at face value
at Chase's store in Rapid City.
The Deadwood Independent has
been reduced from q seven column
folio to six- colum size and has dis
con tinued its telegraphic report.
w. l.. Gardner and DR.. Gilbert
came in Monday from q two days
deer hunt. 1t was simply a hunt.
They didn't kill anything but time.
The UNION is ready to accept
wood on subscription at the regular
cash price. Let US write you out a
receipt on this basis. Dou' t put it
off.
TIE UNION and the twice-a- week
World Herald-the two best of all
western newspapers-both one year
for $500 cash. Give US your sub
scription.
The UNION sells location certif-
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.
A 4-inch fall of snow gave things a
wintery appearance Tuesday morn
ing. The weather remained warm,
however, and the snow came with
out the usual accompaniment of
wind.
Our readers will find charming
new serial story beginning in this
issue under the title Of "Rob Clever
dale's Adventure" The story is
one Of the best yet published by us
and should be read by all.
Imperialism, the gold standard
and . monarchial standing army and
immense navy go hand in hand.
Our cartoon appearing on an inside
/ page illustrates the point nicely.
The UNION s cartoon service is al
ways good.
The fire alarm sounded at about
6:3O Sunday evening and caused
general stir about town. The blaze
was located in an old unoccupied
house down east of the railroad
yards. 1t was worthless and was
left to burn. How the blaze started
/ is net known.
Sheriff Leedy came in from Sioux
Falls Monday after having placed
two culprits in the pen. While over
that way Cash took 3 run down to
Eagle Grove, Iowa, for days visit
with relatives. Jack Smith who
went down with him from here as
deputy, remained at Eagle Grove
with his parents.
Gambrill is showing the biggest
and best line Of holiday goods in the
city and his prices are the lowest in
town. His stock this year includes
everything imaginable in the line
of toys, dolls. books, games etc.
Get the lowest prices you can else
shere, then cut Of 10 per cent and
rou've got Gambrill's prices Give
"A ! call.
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