The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-09

>. a. Lathrop returned Tuesday
evening from & business trip to
Terry.
Mrs. Maude McPhetridge OF Dead
wood is the guest of Mrs. w. S.
Warner.
Miss Eva Robinson was a passen-
ger for Custer Monday where she
will visit relatives.
John J. Mccall of Mystic joins
The UNIONS big army of readers this
week. The paper suits him.
Miss Rhoda ChristiernssOn, one
of the high school teachers, left for
her home in Rockerville Monday.
Pete Sweeney drops a'dollar into
The UNION Golfer for the best news
paper in the city the coming year.
Mrs. d. L. Haynie was a Chicago
arrival Tuesday morning and will
spend the summer on her place just
west of the city.
Uncle George Mcpherson was in
from Hereford Tuesday and We'd
nesday. He reports plenty of rain
and the country in tip top shape.
Mrs. John P. McEiroy Jr., with
Jack and Esther, we're passengers
for Terry Wednesday, where they
are visiting with Mrs. f. M. Gallo
way.
The custom mill started up Mon
day morning for a ten days test
run on ore from the Bullion mine,
and has kept steadily pounding away
night and day ever since.-Mlner
Miss Lottie Lehmer was a pas
senger for Cheyenne, Wyo., Sunday
evening for a visit with her parents.
She was accompanied by Sarah
HALEY. They will return about
August lst.
Mrs. K. O. Knight was an arrival
from Pine Ridge agency Wednesday
morning, spending the day with
Mrs. Art. w. Grid. She went to
Piedmont Thursday morning for a
visit with friends.
: Mrs. Jacob Morris gave a ''coffee'
under the auspices of the Eastern
Star Saturday afternoon. Mrs. w.
I. CoaG assisted Mrs. Morris and
, the event was made one of the most
enjoyable of the season.
Frances Morris was the victim O.
a pleasant surprise at the hands O
!, her friends Tuesday evening
: Games formed a pleasant pastimt
: during the evening, but gave way t.
delicious refreshments in the shape
of strawberries and cream Tn,
: surprise was.complete and thorough
ly enjoyable.
Il Mrs. Nate Desky and little daugh
e ter were arrivals from Sibley, Iowa
Wednesday morning and will spenc
the summer months with the genia
Nate, manager of G.. w. Grant {
Cos store in this city. This is Mrs
Desky's first trip to the Black Hill!
and her arrival accounts for tina
bland smile which pervades Nate
! countenance.
e The workmen on the May min
n Carr ground this week uncovered
large body of good free milling ore
At this writing it is not known how
extensive the strike is, but a veil
showing FIVE feet OF ore has been III;
covered, and as yet only n wall i
exposed. In the new find som
specimen ore is found, and all o
the rock and dirt prospect WE'LL
Custer Chronicle.
Holy Terror mill shut down Satur
e day morning for want of wood, an,
$ it is only a question of a very shor
time until the Keystone mill will
have to follow suit, as there is onl,
:, about a week or ten days suppl,
now on hand, and enough wood viii
). have to be saved or gotten in som,
shape to keep the pumps in tn,
. mine at work to prevent flooding
) The wood business has gotten to
. point where it becomes a seriou,
matter, not only to the mining ane
:, milling business, but to the entire
business interests of the camp
Keystone Miner.
The city council held a session
Monday evening and transacted con
siderable business. Besides allow
; ing q number of bills the council
decided to pay for the band and ad
vertising expenses of a celebration
to be held in Rapid City on July 4th
the limit for these two items beins
1925. The council set June 80 as
the date for herring protests agains'
%granting liquor licenses. After
disposing of some minor matters
W. D. Curtiss was awarded the
contract for repairing the Chitty
h,.1dra for x12l and the council aa.