The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-08-04
AND COUNTRY.
Alex Sigman spent Monday in

lm Sharp spent Sunday in Hot
Springs.
sRey. Arnold Luton spent Sunday
NV Hot Springs.
Dee Mckinney is spending the
week at Hot Springs.
p. 6. johnson is out again after a
tussle with sickness.
James Hartgering was a Sunday
morning passenger for Dec dwood.
Will Warner of the land office
push, spent Tuesday at Deadwood.
G. A. Wiegand and daughter
Clara spent Monday in Whitcwood.
The store fronts of the Bee Hive
are receiving a coat of paint this
week.
Heavy showers of rain Monday
and Tuesday nights freshened things
up nicely.
Tilden Morris spent Sunday and
Monday at Hot Springs, returning
home Tuesday morning.
Prof Slagle of the state school of
mines is attending the state institute
at Hot Springs this week,
T. G. Deffebach was a Tuesday
evening passenger for Hot Springs
to attend the state institute.
John F. Schrader and his Sun
day school class held an enjoyable
picnic at Faux S grove Tuesday.
Rev. j. w. Barron came down
from Deadwood Tuesday evening
and has spent part of the week in
town.
g. L. Allen and wife were up from
their Rapid valley headquarters and
spent the fore part of the week in
town.
Mrs. Frank Lockwood and daugh-
ter arrived home Monday evening
from a visit with friends at Dead
wood.
Bernie Carroll was q Monday
morning passenger for Spearrish
where he will work the balance of
the summer.
Call up No SO, Black Hills phone,
and order your bread, cakes, dough-
nuts pies and cookies of Tonner, the
pioneer, baker.
a gang Of gypsies have camped
north of town all week, raking in a
few shekels from the superstitious
BY telling fortunes.
Guy Wing and Earl Allen spent
Sunday at Piedmont, the latter to
see pa and ma, the former to rusti-
cate around up the country.
Mrs. Lynn P. Mccain was a pas
senger for Hot Springs Tuesday
evening to join her husband and
attend the state institute.
II ]. II. Gale and wife, Prof. O'Hara
Ben 4. Gregory and wife and Miss
Daisy Lake composed q merry camp
ing party at Canyon lake this week.
Mrs. ID. M. Underwood and chill
dren came up from Fairburn Mon
day, where they had been attending
the funeral Of Mrs. Unndewood's
moS,er.
Miss Ella Rankin is back to her
old place behind the counters au the
Bee Hive, after having spent several
weeks attending similar duties at
Deadwood.
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Chas. NJ. Marshall was . Sunday
morning arrival from Iowa., where
he was called some weeks ago by the
serious illness Of his mother, who
i now recovering.
THE UaIoN sells location certii-
Gates, Just gotten out, which fill the
proyisions Of the new mining law.
Buythem Of US. You get the right
kind-not the old form.
AN w Grid and wife spent sun
sdaya 81 Hot Springs circulating
among the scores Of teachers at
tending the joint institute. The
editor took his semni-annual bath in
the biz plunge.
surveying party composed Of
Wright, John Ingersol and
Herbert McAanus left for Silver
City Wednesday. they will do
@nssssectioning for the Dakota
slnc.
Dr. frankie Woods lecture
Ssg6e Philippines and Filipinos on
u ekE.4day evening, August 18th. II
. especially Instructive and