The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-12-01

aunt. Mrs. George Kingsbury at
Lead City on SATURDAY last, Rev.
Schenck officiating, the happy couple
returning to this city Sunday even
ing. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Chitty OF this
city, where she has resided for
many years, and is well and favor
ably known. The groom is resi-
dent OF Spokane, Wash, where he
has host o! friends to greet him
The bride and groom left for their
home at Spokane yesterday Thurs
day. morning, and the best wishes
OF our people 20 with them.
A suit has been commence d
against the Elkhorn Railway com
pany by David Hawkins, an old
soldier, who was put Of the even
ing passenger train while on his
way to Hot Springs some ten days
ago. The old man had a half-fare
ticket, being an Old soldier on his
way to the soldiers home. When
t G conductor asked for the half fare
permit, it was not be found, and
acting upon orders of the road, the
conductor put the old man off a
short distance outside of the city
The old man has retained Edmund
Smith as attorney in the case, and
"a suit for S., 900 damages has been
commenced.
Beginning with the first issue in
January and continuing for several
weeks THE UNION will publish a
series of editorial articles reviewing
the Mckinley administration from
the date of nomination down to the
present time. The series will be
strong, truthful, sorcible and keen
and well worth saving. TIE UNION
does not propose to allow its readers
to get rusty as it were, on the
history Of the present administr;l-
ton. The data given will be good
material for the coming campaign.
Mrs. a. T.. Young and daughters,
Helen and Mabel, were WEDNESDAY
evening passengers for Wayne,
Nebr., where they will join Mr.
| Young and make their home for the
present at least. Louie will remain
in Rapid City and blossom out into
Il full tledyed disciple of Blackstone
under the guidance of Hon. Edmund
Smith. TIE UNION joins our people
in extending best wishes for success,
to the genial A. e. and family il
their new home.
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j. Jay and B. Bates of Noun,
Pleasant, Iowa, were arrivals from
the Hawkeye state Tuesday morning
They brought with them three car
loads of sheep and will 90 into thu
range sheep business in this country
The sheep were inspected by Sheer
Inspector J. ]. Hayes of Creston
under whose orders they were dipp
ed as precaution against disease a
soon as reached their destination
near Dalzell
James ]. Harrington and Mis-
Mary Foley, both of Elk Creek
were united in marriage at thu
Catholic church in this city on Wed
nesday last, Rev. FIR. Straetten off
ciating. Both bride and groom ar
well known to many Rapid City PEG
pie and have large circle of warn
friends to wish them every goot
thing in life. The UNION joins i,
the we'll wishing.
Frank S. Bliss and Miss Sarah A
Reed, both OF Smithville, were INIT
ed in marriage at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, G. p. Stannard on Wed
nesday, Rev. A. E. Steuernagel Off
ciating. Our Smithville correspond
ent does the bride and groom jus
tice in another column and Til
UNION joins the host Of Rapid Cit,
and Smithville people in the well
wishings.
The bridge construction gang O
the Dakota Pacific will besin oprr
ations tomorrow. Nearly all til
bridge timber along the lie ha
been delivered and the rest is bein,
, put on the ground as rapidly a
possible. The company has "a ne,
f pile driver which will enabl
bridge construction to be push
ed.