The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-12-14

The UNION mailed to him at that
point.
Geo. p. Bennett spent Sunday at
Hot Springs.
Rev. 3. E.. Clough occupied the
M. E. pulpit Sunday morning.
Uncle Charley Howard was up
from Smithville the fore part Of the
week.
Better bring The UNION in that
load of wood for what you owe on
subscription. Don't put it off, now.
Judge Levi MCGEE came up from
his court term at Hot Springs and
spent Sunday in town, returning in
the evening.
John Kammerer came in Satur.
day and made the editor glad by
contributing $1.50 for The UNION
another year.
Charles A. Marshall was a Satur-
day evening arrival from Lead and
Deadwood, where he had spent some
days on business.
Miss Ida Hammerquist was a
Saturday morning arrival home
from a visit with relatives at Sioux
Falls, Beresford and Vermillion, this
state.
Rev. T. M. Shanafelt of Huron,
state superintendent of Baptist mis-
sions, occupied the pulpit at tho
Baptist church Sunday and deliver
ed an excellent sermon.
When it comes to candies and nuts
for the holidays, 90 in and see Gam
brill. Everything fresh and up-to-
date. Gambrill's prices are a shade
lower than "the other fellow"
r. H. Whitfield and wife, accom-
panied by Master Harold, we're pas.
sengers Monday evening for Chicago
and Toledo, where they will spend
the next ten days.
For Sale-About 100 tons of hay
and 100 acres of good pasture, with
abundance Of good running water;
located on Rapid creek l6 miles
from city. Enquire of V. G. Ander,
son, Rapid City.
P. B. Mccarthy spent Sunday up
at Galena looking after some assess
ment work. He reports work in
that district going ahead nicely and
predicts that Galena will be ar ex.
cellent camp.
$50 REWARD!-For the return tc
A. j. Mccain, Rapid City, Of five mares
branded round-cornered triangle or
left shoulder, or l will pay suitable re
ward for information leading to the re
cosery Of said mares.-G. w. Waisner
Sheridan, Wyoming.
The Christian Endeavor anniver
sary service at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening was a vel
attended and successfnl event. A
pleasing program was rendered.
JUST RECEIvED-Two carload
of mountain wagons! When 70
want a good wagon come and see us
We will sell you a first class WACO
for the same price an inferior WACO
would cost you.-Tom SWe ne
Hardware Ca.
The government transport Har
cock arrived from Manila at Sa
Francisco Monday with thu bodie
Of 1900 American soldiers sacrifice,
in the Philippine fiasco. Conques
comes high.
w hen you want a first class hea
ing stove get q "Wilson Air Tight;
they r ahead Of all others. Us
one for q day ana you will have D
other at any price.-Tom Sweene
Hard ware Company sells them.
Robert J. Heron returned frol
his sad mission to Clinton, low
Friday morning, where he accom-
panied the remains Of his friend an
business associate, Patrick M,
Donough, to THAR final rest.
Letters from Miss frankie Flol
mann, now at Dawson City, Alask,
announce the arrival OF . new bah
girl at the home Of her sister, Mr.
Florence Baker, the little strange
having arrived on October 10th.
John G. Haines has added d
acetyline gas plant to his merca,
tile establishmest ID this city an
pressed the plant into service 4
the first time Monday evening.
was put ID BY Y. 3. Peterson Of III
Springs.
The Chamberlain Democrat q,
clares that any scheme to syndica1