The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-07-21
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The Congregational Sunday school !,
is ENJOYING its annual picnic today.
James Boyd and family are enjoy
inp a week of camp life at Silver
City.
i. r.. Parish and family we're pas
sengers for Deadwood "Wednesday
morning.
Chas. M. Cation and wife of Hill
CITY spent the fore part Of the week
in town.
If O want Manila letters direct
from the boys you will have to read
The UNION.
Mrs. C. w. Stannard spent the
fore part of the week with friends
at Black Hawk.
Miss Mary Burrus was an arrival
from Tilford Wednesday morning
for a visit with friends.
Herbert McManus was a Keystone
arrival Tuesday. He reports that
camp pretty dull at present.
Miss Carrie Feigel was an arrival
home from Chicago Tuesday morn
ing for a visit with her parents.
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Mrs. John Jack of Brookfeld, Mo.
was an arrival Wednesday morning
aud Is the guest of Mrs. Robert
Boyd.
Charley Glimsdale furnishes the
wherewithal and will read The UN-
ION at his new headquarters in
Lead.
After q lengthy visit with friends
in the northern Hills, Miss Miriam
Price was an arrival home Monday
evening"
John +. Schrader was q Sunday
morning arrival from Utica, N. Y,
where he was called to attend the
funeral of his father.
Editor Webb spent the fore part
of the week in town. THE UNION
acknowledges a brief but pleasant
call from him.
w. +. Hall came up from Smith
vile Saturday where he is building
Uncle Charley Towards new house.
He returned Tuesday.
Henry Leedy, n of our staunch-
est readers, renews his faith in THE
UNION to the extent of two dollars
and says he can't keep house with
out the paper.
Sarvis berries are said to be plen.
tiful in the canyons this year and
are exceptionally fine. Berrying
parties are the rule nowadays, in
consequence.
Mrs. A. w. Bangs was a Tuesday
evening passenger for Minnesota.
where she will spend the coming
two months With relatives at ST,
Paul, Windorn and La Seur.
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 RICH
kind-not the old form.
j. j. Mccarthy was bobbine
around like q bean in q skillet the
first OF the week all because of {
new S.pound girl which came to live
at his home Sunday morning.
Warren Ruffcorn and L. Robbins
Of Dss Moines, Iowa, spent the fore
part Of the week in the city, looking
over property down the valley
They left for Des Moines Monday
evening.
James N. Strong, q ste unch old
time Lincoln republican-not of the
Mark Hanna variety, however,
drops the price into The UNION cot.
fer and will keep posted on all tina
happens.
Take The UNION, pay a year ii
I advance and get that peerless week
", the Cincinnati Enquirer one
year FREE. Ohio is the politica
centre Of the nation and you ought
to have an Ohio paper. The En-
qnirer fills the bill and costs 20,
nothing.
John A. Manyon and Miss Maud,
Fay, both Of Keystone, were united
ID marriage in this city Wednesda,
morning, Rev. Father Stratten off
ciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Fay viii re
side at Keystone, where the groom
d ia the employ Of the Holy Terro,
Mining Go,
Dr. Albert Carr came down from
HUI City and has spent most Of th'
week In town. The doctor looks a
though that section agrees witt
him and . stranger would readil.
take him fora United States sena
tor or member Of one Of McKin
iob lat peace commissions.