The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-06-30
MRS. MARY E. LEASE,
Americas M ost Gifted
Woman, will Speak in
RAPID CITY,
TUESDAY, JULY 18th!
This will be the chance of
a lifetime to hear this great
woman. Speaking Ut 1913.
T M COUNTRY.
Celebrate in Rapid City.

next Tuesday.
Geo. Bertschy was down from
Sheridan Monday.
e. F. Watson left for his home in
New York Tuesday.
Rev. w. H. Jennings was up from
Rapid Valley Tuesday.
John Reddick represented Her
mosa in the city Tuesday.
DR.. E. W. Duncan and wife rep
resented Hill City here Monday.
Miss Olive Howe vas a Monday
morning arrival from Hot Springs.
J. C. Crandall and wife T. enjoy
ing a week of camp life in the can
yons.
Edmund Smith spent Saturday in
Hot Springs, returning Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Fred T. Evans Jr. died of
typhoid fever in Deadwood Monday
evening.
Nate Desky and family have set
tied down to housekeeping in the
Scott house.
Celebrate in the good old way by
spending the Fourth OF July in
Rapid City.
Robert E. Lees is the proud father
of a new daughter, an arrival OF
Monday.
Prof. George and wife and Prof.
Green were Sunday evening passen-
gers for Chicago.
Depot Agent Pontius and wife
spent Sunday with j. G. Morse and
wife at Enslewood.
Eileen Patterson came in from
Omaha Sunday and is visiting with
Mrs. Geo. G. Hunt.
John r. Brennan was a passenger
for Hot Springs Tuesday evening
for two or three days stay.
Try TONER'S Cottage Loaves a
the Vienna Bakery, one door a
of the Postofice, St. Joe street.
Try TONER'S Vienna loaves. TIL
biggest and best loaf of bread eve,
sold in Rapid City at 5 cents.
E. M. Reeves is hilariously happy
over the safe arrival of a bran new
girl which came to live with hin
Monday.
Miss May Woods was an arriva
home Sunday morning from Wellesl'
college. This is her first visit HON
in two years.
After a visit with Miss Jenni
Pontius, Miss Mabel Crist was =
passenger for her home in Chadro,
Monday evening.
Rapid City is grooming her Fourt
Of July eagle for a scream that wi.
startle the natives. Come and cele
brate with us.
Remember that our offer of Til
UNION and the twice-a-week Oman
World-Herald both for $1.5O, sti
holds good.
Miss Lucy Feigel arrived frol
Chicago Monday morning and wi
spend her summer vacation wit
her parents in the city.
Call up No So, Black Hills phone
and order your bread, cakes, dough
nuts pies and cookies of Tonner, tt
pioneer baker.
Don't forget that Mrs. Mary +
Lease will deliver the Grafton of tt
day at the big celebration in tn
city next Tuesday.
Remember that The UNION wi
cost you $3.50 per year after Jul
1st. Renew nov and get the ben
fit Of the old rate of 81.
After several days visit with Mr.,
Mcdonald and Mrs. c. L. Woo,
Mrs. W. T.. Miller was a passengt
for her home in Chadron Tuesda
Great preparation is being mat
for next Tuesdays parade of ca,
thumpians and some comic and gr
tesque figures are booked to apes
there.
Mrs. John p. McElroy, Ware
and Esther were arrivals from Ter
Tuesday evening. where they ha'
been visiting friends for the pa
three weeks.
Earl Hoisington, one Of the stea
iest typos ia the Hills, has accept
asteady case on.THE UNION and "
hereafter pe 8 regular attache
characterization.
THrsU NIoN sells location certi
estes, just gotten out, which fll u
sprcvissiions Of the new mining las
NV them 81 rs. You get the rigl