The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-07
CITY AND COUNTRY.

Tuesday.
G. A. Wiegand spent Wednesday
ut Whitewood.
Will Warner and family celebrated
at Deadwood.
L. E. Parrish celebrated with his
family in the city.
Howell Matthias celebrated the
Fourth in Deadwood.
|. 81. Chase and family spent
Tuesday in Deadwood.
Col. Wright, the Rockerville pio-
neer, celebrated in the city.
Miss Miriam Price is visiting
friends at Deadwood and Lead.
While in the city Mrs. Lease was
entertained by Mrs. Levi MCGEE.
DR.. G. p. Waldron spent Monday
in Hot Springs on professional bust
ness
Mrs. G. NJ. Leedy spent the fore
part of the week with friends in
Spearfsh.
The genial A. c. Boland is n Of
the new acquisitions to The UNIONS
BIG army of readers this week.
TRY Tonner's Vienna loaves. The
biggest and best loaf of bread ever
sold in Rapid City at 5 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Blair of Lead
are spending the week camping out
at Canyon lake west of the city.
Try TONER'S Cottage Loaves at
the Vienna Bakery, one door east
of the Postotfice, St. Joe street.
Editor Reinard of the keystone
Miner celebrated in the city and re-
membered The UNION by a short
call
Private letters from Miss Ruth
Bailey state that she likes Mankato
quite well and is having a royal
time.
Glenn Violin, wife and children lett
Sunday evening for a visit to their
old home in the eastern part Of the
state.
Mrs. Chausee. of.St. Onge, mother
of Mrs. c. M. digger, is spending
the week with her daughter in this
city.
Frank d. Bangs came down from
Deadwood and spent the glor Gus
Fourth with his parents and friends
in the city.
Call up No SO, Black Hills phone,
and order your bread, cakes, dough
nuts pies and cookies Of ToDner, the
pioneer baker.
If The UNION appears a little
short on news matter this week it is
because the editor and his force have
been celebrating.
Wednesday was one Of the most
disagreeable days of the season, q
sand and dust storm raging the
greater part Of the day.
w. M. Dodge, wife and little
daughter Monday morning
passengers for Deadwood for a short
visit with. Rev. j. w. Barron and
family.
TIE UNION and the twice-a-weel
World Herald-the two best of al,
western newspapers-both n year
for $500 cash. Give us your sub
scription.
Col. Wright of Rockerville
brought in the price of The UNION
for q year for Mike Star of the same
place. Everybody at Rockertowl
reads The UNION.
William Hutchinson, one of tn
old standby readers Of The UNIol
has U thanks for squaring up al
arrears and q year ahead on TIL
UNION this week.
Mrs. Warren Dickover accompan
led by little Gertrude MCGEE, wer'
Saturday evening passengers from
Deadwood, where they had beer
visiting relatives.
John Rotzler joins The UNION
big army Of readers as a new recruit
this week. He likes the tone of tn,
only fiat footed newspaper publish
ed in Rapid City.
p. Howe was q Sunday evening
passenger for Milwaukee where b
will visit with his son Harry. H
will also visit several points farthe
east before his return.
Mrs. Laura Kelly, Of Piedmon
died on Friday lastand al brough
to this city for burial Saturday
She leaves a husband and two child
rem to mourn her death.
THE UNION sells location certif