The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-08-25
CITY AND COUNTRY.

Miss Anna Fitzpatrick is visiting
friends at Omaha.
Pete Mcmahon spent part of the
week at Keystone.
Dr.. ". 7. M'Gillycuddy spent
Monday at Deadwood.
Mrs. G. L. Lewis was a Wednes-
day morning passenger for Lead.
Frank Alderman was up from the
ranch of the Sweeney Cattle Co.
Charles Seip represented Silver
City in town Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Fred Holcomb came in from
the ranch headquarters down near
Leslie Monday.
G. A. Wiegand made flying
business trip to Whitewood and
return Monday.
Try TONER'S Vienna loaves. Tie
biggest and best loaf of bread ever
sold in Rapid City at 5 cents.
Mrs. G. L. Ward came down from
Black Hawk and spent Sunday with
friends returning Monday morning.
After a visit with relatives her,
Miss Helen Dickover was a We'd
nesday evening passenger for
Omaha.
Judge S. P. Roman, and old Black
Hills pioneer, passed away at Omaha
Tuesday from the results of u stroke
of a~poplexy.
Mrs. Frank Alderman was CO He'd
to Sturgis Wednesday by a message
announcing the serious illness of
her mother.
Call up No SO, Black Hills phone,
and order your bread, cakes, dough-
nuts pies and cookies of Tonner, the
pioneer baker.
A. D. Johnson and daughter. Miss
Maude, came down from Spearfish
Wednesday and are guests of c.. NJ
Leedy and wife.
DR.. V. T. M'Gillicuddy was a pas
senger for Chadron Wednesday
evening from whore he will go to
Pine Ridge agency.
Judge Levi McGee went down to
Hot Springs Sunday evening and
attended to official business at that
popular resort Monday.
James Keenan, spent the fore part
of the week at Hill City. He re-
ports the B. & NJ. surveying its line
from Hill City to keystone.
The South Dakota regiment, now
on it's way home, has touched
at Nagasaka, Japan, is in good shape
and will reach Frisco in about 20
days
Mrs. ]. G. Bower came down from
Keystone Monday and was a pass
enger fer Lead Tuesday to attend
the district convention OF the W. G.
7. U.
A telegram from Guy Lockwood,
who is now in Victor, Colo, states
that the greater partof the business
portion Of that city was burned
Tuesday.
TIE UNION and the twice-a-week
World Herald-the two best of all
western newspapers-both I year
for $500 cash. Give US your sub.
scription.
Master BERTHE Pile, aged five
years, vas q passenger for Council
Bluffs Monday evening, going single
handed and alone for o visit With
his. grandmother.
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.
Mrs. r. E. Talent has finished the
delivering of her mothers book in
this city aud left for her home in
Sturgis Tuesday morning. She
disposed Of oyer 100 copies here.
Col. Dick Hughes was a passenger
north to the Cleopatra company's
holdings Monday. The UNION is IN
formed that Mr.. Hughes will sool
move to Spearfsh in order to b,
nearer his base of operations.
Tc all new subscribers to Til,
UNION who pay for the paper in ad
vance ($1.5W will be sent FREE on
year that matchless American week
", the CINCINNATI Enquirer.
has no equal in newspaperdom.
Edmund Smith, our next membe
Of the supreme court from the Blac
Hills district. accompanied by hi
wife, Snndayed at Hot Spring.
They made y trip out to the famou
wind cave while at the resort.