The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-09-07
some time to come.

some time to come.
Frank Bliss was in from White
Owl part OF the week.
Geo. A. Richardson OF Keystone
spent Wednesday in town.
Willie Hamley came in from
Plankinton Tuesday morning.
John u. Reed is father OF a new
daughter, an arrival of Tuesday.
Miss Ora Snavely left for Lincoln,
Nebr., Wednesday evening to enter
school.
Mrs. Geo. F. Schneider was a
Wednesday evening passenger for
Fairburn.
Miss Hattie Mathews was We'd
nesday morning passenger for
Deadwood.
| Mrs. Chas. Moody and little
daughter Of Sturgis are the guests
of Mrs. N. l. Garrison.
Gussie Gantz was a passenger for
Sturgis Tuesday where she will at
tend the Sisters school.
Frank Caple Of Folsom spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in town
trading with our merchants.
Isabel Sherman came down from
Pactola and left Tuesday for Sturgis
to attend the Sisters school.
| Chancey L. Wood came in from
st. Joseph, Mo-, Wednesday, where
he placed his two sons in school.
| On Tuesday Corbin Morse pur.
chased about $50 head of calves
from Eugene Holcomb for the uni.
form price of $500 per head.
Geo. V. Ayers, of Deadwood &C
companied Rankin, the iror
moulder," to this city. The two
left for Belle Fourche on Tuesday.
train.
Sheriff Leedy went up to Spear
fish Wednesday to meet his wife
who has been on a trip over t.
Thermopolis and Hot Springs
Wyoming.
Alex Ritchie, an old time familia
figure in this city, spent part of tn
week renewing old acquaintences i
town. He returned to the Soldiers
!. Home at Hot Springs Wednesda
levening.
81 Judge MCGEE, wife and littl
y daughter Gertrude left Tuesda
d evening for Chicago. The jude
y will go on to Kentucky before he r.
i turns, where he is called to sett
an important will case.
r The way in which names are b
it ling enrolled on the Bryan cit
le would indicate that the fusionis
d are very. much alive. The membe
IF ship is rapidly increasing and goo
n organization is assured.
u Seidenberg Il Degenhardt's deli
= cry horse took q spirited spin abo,
e town Monday evening, but did I
: particular damage to the deliver
wagon except by throwing the Sc
~ out and dlsfguring it somewhat.
. IL. M. Brown, the genial for
% man Of the 81 outfit, sustained
i painfully injured instep at Brenns
10 last Saturday by his horse fallir
! upon him. He is rendered unfit f
:. active duty for some time to com
g. J. Buell. and VIM. Eikerm;
il sent in $4,000 pounds Of wool
4 Philadelphia Wednesday on on a
IL vance payment Of IL cents per poun
d This makes about 300, 900 poun,
q sent in from this point this seaso
s. Under the able direction Of M
I'd Chas. B. Kendall, HEvangelint
1t was presented in pantomine to
il fair audience at Library hall We
nesday evening. The entertai
ment merited . better house, ~
: was exceptionally good. As success
I full dance was given after the pla
il, The county commissioners held.
I'd two days session this week to
.. the annual tax levy, which is at 4
8. lows: state, "a mills; county Re
eral fund, 5 mills; bond sinkil
fund, 1883 issue, 4 mills; brid
as fund, Id mills; insane, 2 mills; sin
: ing fund, 10 mills; total levy p
g mills.
Is Price Baker Company Burned 81
a Just after THE UNIoN had be
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