The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-12-29
CRY AND COUNTRY.

G. W. Chitty has our thanks for
cash on subscription.
Timber Agent Green spent
christmas in Hot Springs.
Miss Percy Tracy spent Christmas
with her parents in Sturgis.
John G. Haines left for Chicago
Monday on purchasing tour.
THE UNION wishes its every reader
happy AMI prosperous new year.
Geo. Loventisky is spending the
week with his parents at White.
wool.
r. Howe and son Charles came in
Non1ay morning to spend Christ
mas at home.
A, warm Aaril rain, accompan' ed
by/A brilliant rainbow, was what we
d i Friday and Saturday.
Howell Matthias was Stature ay
evening passenger for Des Moines 10
resume his studies in school
Monday nights Christmas hop 1T
Library hall was well attended and
proved q success In every way.
Miss Helen HALEY came in from
Oberlin, Ohio, Saturday morning
and is spending the holidays at
/ home.
The Bee Hive remembered it's
customers Christmas morning by
distributing to each box OF deli
cious bonbons.
Ed. w. Lathrop, wife and little
son came down from Terry Sunday
evening and spent Christmas with
relatives here.
Edward Cook and wife came down
from Deadwood Sunday evening and
spent part Of the week with rela.
tives in the CITY,
Vic Anderson, the genial tonsorial
artist, helped buy the editor
Christmas dinner by contributing
cash on subscription.
County warrants are at par. PEN
nington and Meade county general
fund warrants taken at face value
atChase's store in Rapid City.
Frank McMahon, the baled hay
man, pays year ahead on THE
UNION and thereby gets the Gin
einnatti Enquirer free during 1900.
The UNION is ready to accept
wood on subscription at the regular
cash price. Let US write you out
receipt on this basis. Dou t put it
I of.
TIE UNION and the twice-a- week
World Herald-the two best of all
western misrepresentation oae year
for q, 90 cash. Give us your SUBJ
ecription.
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.
The output Of gold for the Black
Hills for 1899, as shown by the an
snual report OF the state inspector Of
mines is 80, 1871, 43G, which 's an in
crease Of Y, OUu, 900 over the output
last year.
TIE UNION force is celebrating to
some extent this week, hence the
!. pnper may fall short of its usual
standard. But the printer must
have day of now and then just the
same IS other people.
William Clemens was an arrival
nome from Billings Saturday even
ing. AS to location Mr. Clemens
does not know where he is al" yet,
but THr UNIoN predicts that he will
finally conclude to stay by RAPID
City.
The full equipment Of troop A,
cavalry, as arrived at Dead wood,
from the war department.. There
are eighty full suits, hats and he'll
mets, overcoats, leggins, gloves,
twenty tents, hospital tent, camp
] equipment and j large flag. Every
thing Is fresh from the department
s., q. Warren, editor ofthe Spear
nsh Nail. has intimated 10 his paper
that he would accept the republican
nomination for secretary Of state,
providing the republicans Of the
Black Hills wish II. Mr.. Warren 10.
the general choice OF the Hills men.
He would probably make Us good o
run u anyone, but 1900 il not re-
publican year.
The Old Dead wood Central depot