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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-05
Notice to Creditors,

Estate If Anton Matt Deceased.
Motto" is hereby given 5ySthe nnlesisned ad.s
lninistratriX of the estate OF Auton Matt, de-
ceased, to the creditors OF and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within four
months after the drst publication OF this no.
l'ce. to Katrina Matte, Administrative, at her
home near Deerfield, county of Termination.
state OF South Dakota
Dated November 2Slh, 1900.
ATRINA MATT,
Z inistratrix OF the Estate OF Anton Matt,
Deceased.
Fist publication November soth.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-05
There's Always
One BEST e: Place

in every town to buy
goods, and in Rapid
City the Best Place is
at Miss Ella Hanson's
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-05
Notice to Creditors.

IN the Matter Of the estate Of Francis NJ.
Morris Deceased.
All persons having clnirs against said Fran
els Nj. Morris deceased. are required 10 exhibit
the same. With the necessary vouchers, to the
undersigned. Executors OF said estate, ut TIE
Law office of Wood & Buell. in RAPID CITY in the
County o, Pennin, ton, state Of South Dakota.
and that six months have been limited as the
lime Tor creditors to present their claims against
said estate
Dated the 18th day OF October. 1900
Charl.s +. Morris and Arthur Norris.
Executors.
First publication Oct. IL.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-05

Upon motian application of Mrs l.
Weaver for refund OF the taxes enron
-sously paid upon los CO Is block no l
Hilf City for the yeats 1893 to 1898 to
be ypplied in payment Of the taxes err
charged against lot no Is block no
Bears addition to Hill City was grant,
ed and cancellation OF lot no Is block
Hill City for said years revoked
In the matter of theio d petition of
o Swinehart ct al The following named
persons were appointed rs viewers g q
Sanders. c Ham, aud A Thompson aid
Noven Der rs 1900 the time fixed for
them to meet Ut the office Of = uar..r.
luist justice Of the peace at Farming
iaie then and there to take the oath
prescribed by law and proceed to view
aid proposed highway and report
heleun ut the next cegular meeting of
he board
/. Motion to transfer 1900 from the
,inking fund to the current expense
fund carried commissioner Cross votiu
no
Upon motion the following bills were
allowed aud wa, rants ordered drawn as
follows
/ Curtis con fees cur exp fund 80
A Thomson road view cur exp fund
100
L Plat ser as co com co gen fund 10.
80
FL Gross ser as co com co gen fund
II 80
C A Walker same ~ 80
Upon motion board adjourned sine
die
Fred ] Cross Chairman
Attest
Horace Crockett County Auditor.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-05
No1ice 70 owner Before Issuance
Of Tax Deed.

OF Tax Deed.
To join W. Alder and to all whom ii may
conr. IN: sG sgss ,$ss gtss r
ious re here by not fled that on the nth day
oi Noyen trr, 1913, the Il Ell t,eaelirer ii en-,
iliieto' county, South Dako' q, offered FOR sale
and did sell 20 said Pennington county South,
Dhkotn the following d ftr!ld rial esi a,e sIt.
iuated In said ecihiy an. state. 10 wis:s ,the
mort heaAt quarter 81 section 81, townthi,, 2
North, rArIe Z .a.t. Gu acres. The same fbcine
real estat, !, Tor delinquent taxes fort ihe war
1907. hlelial,y a;nd interest the tsn. = lteh
we que I'd Delinquent. tov,t her itb costs IL
loved ~ y w. and n q rtfcat4 6i said "a n w,.s
issued Wit u certificate has 1nr h valuable con.
si,,prntion letll duly ass .glied 10 NE gpie Al.
Holmes WHO is ow legal Owner d the txrtl fic.te
o, purtiiase; hat y i*rioJ su[ over TWO years
has elapsed since The n,akine ri ratd sa9 Tia.
nr ne soil or persons have redeemed sid prem.
is@s from said sale ara tlatthe giit OF reyIemp.
HON. Tclud & said taxes, eii,iity and interest
aecri ed and to accrue, since said said snle to-
& her with all costs allow ed by Jaw wiz expire
aud deed be made BY the said treasursr Of PEN
niDeton county, South Dat Ota, 70 the under.
signed after sixty days from the completed ser
vice Of this notice. Xxx, 81
MAGGIE a. HOLMES I
| First publication Dec. 20,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-05

In Circnit Court Of the Seventh judicial Circuit
In and for PsmiliHgt on ouiitv, south dakota.
lary Il, Hughes, p. alniiH, s
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-05
Theatrical Season Gnens.

The theatrical season will open at
Library hall on January Bird aud 4th
with the engagements the LLOYD &
Gay company of players. This COM
pany has given the best of satisfac
ton wherever it has appeared, play
ing return engagements of three and
four nights in every northern Hills
town. The principal members OF
the Loyd & Gay company will be re-
membered by Rapid City people, as
they were here with Sanford Dodge
last season, viz: William Lloyd,
Chas. Gay, Shakespeare and Miss
Field.
They will present here for the
first time the powerful French mill
tary drama. "A Celebrated Case. y
This is the attraction for Thursday
evening. Friday nights attraction
will be duly announced and adver-
Used. Library has been cleaned.
the stage has been fitted with drop
curtain and three new sets OF sceu-
Sry. Notwithstanding the extra ex
pense in securing this excellent com
pany, there will be no advance in
prices OF admission. Tickets now
on sale at Mcnamara book store.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-05
Just Saved His Life,

1t was thrilling escape that Chas.
Davisof Bowerston, o., lately had from
a frightfnl death. For two years a
severe lung Trouble constantly grew
worse until it seemed be must die OF
Consumption, Thnn he began to use
DIR. King 5 New Discovery aud lately
wrote: at give instant reiet and Of
fecied permanent cure" Sch won
lerful cues have for . years, proven
it'spow er to cure all Throat, Chest and
Lung troublsr Price sac and Sl.t0.
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bot
ties free at w. l.. Gardner's dru;; store.
q. w. Martin, congressman elect,
has announced that Mrs. Miner,
mother Of his wife, and other part
les, are building new plunge bath
at Hot Springs. The plunge is to
be larger than any in the city. Ii
will have slate walls set edgewise,
The building being 1876 feet long.
A hot spring will be able to fill the
pool in three hours.
]. B. Dickover. and wife are slowly
recovering.
Joe Deranleau is recovering from
an attack OF pneumonia.
a. j. Crawford, one Of HE UNION S
most valued readers, began the new
year right by bringing in a load Of
good dry wood last Monday TO pay
I'll arrearges and a year ahead on the
paper. The UNION has a number
If other readers who might follow
Mr.. Crawford's example.
While in attendance at the annual
meeting and roll call at the Congre-
yationai church Tuesday evening,
Mrs. W. w. Cliff was suddenly
stricken with an attack Of paralysis.
She was removed to her home and
medical aid was summoned and al
This writing is getting along fairly
we'll. The UNION joins the many
riends of this estimuble lady in the
hope that she may entirely recover
Garfield Kcliher, the nillteen-year
I'D son Of Mr.. und Mrs. Maurice
Keliher, died Of pneumonia in tl,is
lily Tuesday evening, He had beer
l'l but a short time, but the attack
was aggravated by other ailments
land neaical aid was OF no avail
Deceased was bright boy and vii
be sadly missed. Funeral service.
we're conducted at the Catholic
church Thursday and the remains
aid to Resin Mount Calvary Gene
terry.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-05
Attest
Horace Crockett County Auditor.
A Keen. Clear Brain.

Your best fseflua, your social post.
zion or business success depetd largely
on the perfect action OF yonr Stomach
and Liver. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
give increased strength. u keen, clear
brain, high ambition. A 70 cent box
will make you feel like new becing.
~old by w. l.. Gardner, Druggist.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-05
Summons.

State Of South DAKOTA, County Of Pennington,
In .irSuit Court, Seventh Judi ial Circuit.
Ida Roberts, plaintiff
VI. 1
William J. Roberts, defendant. Az
The state OF south Dakota sends greeting: L, *.
To the above named detel dant: You are
hereby summoned and required tn answer the
complaint III this action which will be filed on
The 10Th day OF Nosember.A. u. 1850, In the
office Of the clerk OF et:ircuitcourt within aud
Tor said Pennington coun y, In RAPID liy,,
South Dakot,, and 10 serve II copy OF yonr am
sWeron the subscribers NJ their Office III R,tlld
city, South Dakota, within thirty days after
the service Of this summons exclusive OF tho
day ofservice; if you full to arsw r the COM
nl"il thin TINT time, the plaintiff will Apply
10 the court for tile relief demanded III the
complaint, besides COST.
Dated at Rapid City south Dakota. this s0,h
day OF Oclt her, ~. u. lAOn.
JAMES BOYD ml A. W. HNNGs,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
First publication November ~. n sislsii4s]
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-05
Commissioners Proceedings.

Commissioners Proceedings.
Mrs e A McNickle room rent and
booth for election 5 90
A S Ameran judge of election 90
l. P Nelson same 5 90
c Swanson same $ 20
j & Conway clerk of election 90
w e Owen same 3 90
"A Miller judge Of election house
rent booth and messenger II so
j Shick Judge Of election 90
CJ Davis same 2 90
A Oberg clerk Of election room rent
and booth 2 SO
w E Tracy judge of election and
messenger SO
Fl G olms,ead judge OF election 2 co
j Sharp clerk of electiou2 90
T a Hall same 2 90
II Morrow judge Of election and
messenger 50
CT seip judge of election 4 90
G Safkin same 4 90
CIR COLEMAN clerk of election 90
w NJ Lamont same 90
n McDo"ala foun rent ana oooln
'ol eieo.ion w
u Aldricll Judge OF electlon ana
messenger 20
b F Nelson judga Of election 90
n Muse gam same W
LIE Sutton clerk OF election 200
A B Suckow same ? 90
= na..eS roon REM lof eieclion LII
eily w
Al blshnp luose elec'loh ana max
ing oouvhs - w
~ t.uasslll lsuge OF regis tratlon
o'ara : w
. Aafe same "
WesS judge VI elecIon w
! bo'he clerh 81 slectloh w
y carer sans w
! y Bassett Judge OF election w
/ y Wnodwards same w
Z Goddard same = %
| y Noou"ara room reut anu tnesse' :
gers w
Ira bacon Judge ol electlon nesseI-
ger ana Doom 10 w -
Jeuhs jugs ot e'ecIAon 4.oV
~ Holden same w
iiawks clerk OF electlon. . w
Il THOMPSON same zoo
"A Thompson judge o1 clectlon ana
room rent w
I L.Swinehart judge OF election b 90
c Morris same . 10
II Morris clerk OF electlon Y
= Vaughn same and messenger %
a Lang Judge OF electlon D oO
IL Herlay same q %
4 M Dckinney clerk OF election 2OO
1 % Hawks Judge OF election and mes
/ senger IL 20
4 h I(iuss judge OF election 4 90
/ l)alleli same loo
i II hose clerk o. elecIion z W
i - Gossage e'ee5lDn printing lncluc'
ms ballots 40 gu
Bacon and DAVIS drug co nail REM
\ fuel tlgnts etc 10 w
i q Ehrler dellvering&Bad Rlver nal.
4 lots DIX ~
4 S Baird oelivlrlng Hill City no pal
4 lot box 90
i G Dillon election printing Tor ~ u
4 illowed for o. ~
4 9 Patton clerk OF registration boare
Y Gross Mine 8 on
1 E Fakeh delivering cross Nine pre-
;lnct eslsIer " voeets oo
/ J Brennan room rent Tor election = "
4 Upon mosloe olli.o1 ! Griggs io'
delivering registry as messenger foi
) 90 was rel acted
i Application OF W = Raymond oy l q
Chase agent loi a reduction OF the tas
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-28

Saturday afternoon. Intermcnt in
Glendale cemetery.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-28

10 fight Jack McAuliffe for the inter
national championship. The battle
was a long and fierce one. and in the
seventy-fourth round McAuliffe seemed
a sure loser. At that point Jack Demp.
sey, who was McAullffee's chief Sc
cond, deSterously cut the ropes, the
crowd rushed into the ring, broke up
the fight, and the referee called the
contest draw.
Brutal aud forceful methods of fraud
were generally employed In the early
days of the prize ring, for the reason
that the perpetrators usually escaped
punishment and bobbed up smilingly
at the next encounter. Drugging n
dangerous fighter was sometimes re-
sorted TO, but few experiences of
that sort resulted in such watchfulness
by trainers that tampering with food
became difficult operation.
ACTOR PUGILIoTS.
The theatrical season has opened,
and this year we are to see all the
prominent pugilists in the heavyweight
division on the road billed as cham
pions. The billboard will be plastered
with three sheet posters announcing
James j. Jeffries as champion of the
world Then Fltz's combination OF
fighters aud fun will hit the town with
streamers telling the public that Lanky
Bob Is the real champion, because hc
challenged JEFF and the latter wouldn't
OF footllght faDcics with "pompadom
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-28

stood the journey as well as expected.
He was taken from the train to hos
pital where he was made as comfor
table as possible. Later in the day he
was taken TO Indiana, Pa. He will
be removed from that place to his
home at Marion Center today. He was
accompanied on the trip by his father
and sister. Although his condition is
critical there is chance of his re-
Icovery. -.----.-....,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-28
KRAUS'
Department
Store,
lSl and e5 ,
South Howard st,
Glass r allows class A II strokes.
CLASSES ALL FILLED.

Glass y allows class A II strokes.
CLASSES ALL FILLED.
Entries for the races at the Summit
county fair closed last Tuesday, See
retary II. A. Hershey Informed the
Democrat today that il was the best
list in the history Of the association
Akron horses viii sturt In II number
of the events,
THE OTHER SIDE.
A severe criticism OF Or. H. =,
Ebright was printed Wednesday, in
which II was stated that his work as
a starting judge was very unsatisfac-
tory at the Ncwburg races. 1t was
claimed that he had sent field away
with the pole horse out of place and
that he had given other evidences Of n
general lack of knowledge In pnce mat.
ters. A well known local horscman
gives the Democrat The information
that Dr. Ebrlghts work was iirst-class,
II Is true that the pole horse was not in
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-28
RING SCANDALS.


Discussing scandals in pugilism Sam
Austin, the New York sporting critic,
says:
While the Corbett-McCoy affair is
the reigning sensation in pugillstic
the fact that prize scandals have not
been so infreQueut as TO be the cause
OF violent surprise From the days
of Tom Cribb the pathway is strewn
with ring frauds more or less tlagrant
in character.
In the days Of the London prize ring
Heenan was deprived of his victory
in very peculiar manner. Having
beaten Sayers until the Englishman
was unable TO arise from his corner,
the seconds of the latter still refused
to throw up the sponge. Heenan
lthereupon walked to Sayer's corner
and engaged In a rough-and-tumble
fight with the seconds and his op-
poncnt. \ general row followed and
the fight broke up in disorder The
referee declined to render n decision,
although Sayers was so badly punish
ed that his seconds were compelled to
carry him from the ring.
Perhaps the most outrageous attempt
to thwart fighter who was winning
was that of the thugs who followed
Frank Slavin met on the turf. Slavin
made n punching bag of Smith, and
the Englishman's hcelors stood close
to the ring ropes and beat Slavln with
clubs, kicked him when down ond
otherwise maltrcnted him. The fight
was finally broken up by the toughs,
headed by lem Carney, and Referee
,Ioc Vcrscy called the battle II drawn
one.
The stakeholder, however handed
the stakes to Slavin, who was acknow-
ledged to be champion of England.
The late Squire Abingdon was said
TO have wagered heavily on Smith,
and for his completely in the AFFAIR
he was expelled from the Pelican
club,
Carney, the English light weight,
who was the chief conspirator on that
occasion, was was paid in his own
coin when he came back TO America
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-28
Arranging For Two Games-LocaI
Sporting News.

Mr.. John Harrison. of Dayton, an ex-
pert golfer, was a guest of the Portage
Golf club Thursday afternoon. For
several years Mr.. Harrison held the
record for the long distance drive. He
is now on his way to Chicago, where
he will enter the tournament for the
championship of America. He Will
meet such men as Vardon and Taylor
in this contest.
He played the course nj the Portage
links Thursday afternoon with Messrs.
McCrum and Bates. Mr.. McCrum is
the champion of the local club The
game was an interesting one. Mr.
Harrison demonstrated his ability win.
ming both rounds in less than bogie.
Mr.. McCrum was defeated by two
up each time. A feature of Mr.. Har-
rison's play was his long drives. The
score follows:
Mr.. Harrison. .3-3-6-o-4-6-3-6-o--4l
Mr.. McCrum ... 4-3-5-5-5-t-5-1-3 -3-i3
Mr.. Harrison. F-4-o-o-o-o-6-4-3i
Mr. McCrum .4-4-5-4 -6-"-5-5-o -o--3S
Mr. Harrison, total .............-IS
Mr.. McCrum, total ......... 81
Hr. Harrison wins by four mp. The
star indicates the hole conceded to
the opponent without finishing the
play
THEIR LAST GAME.
The West Hill Grays viii play the
Star Dill team at summit lake park
Saturday afternoon. Sept Goth. This
will probably be their last game,
MORE ADNERTISING,
Tom O'Rourke. manager Of Joe Wal
colt is again advertising his man by
offering 20 match him against any OF
the heavyweights. In his last letter
he announces that hc Is anxious to ar
range contest between Wolcott and
Rubin. He also says Rube Ferns can
be accommodated any time he is pre-
pared to fight for the wclterwclgh'
championship.
THIRD MONEY.
Grace Eiyra won ihlrd money In tn,
2.25 trot AT Garfield, Thursday The
race was won 10y Ben - in stlalgh
heats. Best time .:25h
FAST GOING,
Bell : WAS II close second In tn
first heat of the 2:20 pace AT New
burg. ThuISdny, The mile was pace,
in 2JGln The race wns won h.
Mnrlie wilkes. Bcll $ won secon
money
The 2;27 pace was won by Iippal
Best time 2;23h Lottic Bayard wa
third In each heat taking money n
she finished.
NOVICES' TOURNAMENT.
The novice tournament viii be play
ed al the links of the Portage Col
club Saturdiy afternoon Eightee
holes viii TO- played, The contestant
are divided into two classes, \ an
n. Those in the irst division hav
never played round and those I
class y have played this year only on
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-28
FUNERAL
OF Howard Gonder Will be Hello
SATURDAY..

Funeral. ,Ttqrvd?o shrdl shrd hrdS
The remains of Howard Gonder,
who was killed in street railway ac-
cldent at Mt Clemens, Mich, Wednes'
day, arrived in this city Friday morn
ing.
The body was taken to the home OF
the boys' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. j
Gopder. 32T w. North st, where the
funeral will be held at ESQ O'Clock
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-28
CALLING
Was the Reception In
Colorado
To Gov. Roosevelt and Wolcott-WOl-
colt Made Scapegoat.

Denver, Col, Sept. 2S.-At Salida, Il
railroad town occupied by employees
OF the Denver and Rio Grande rail
way, of which Senator Wolcott is at
torncy, Roosevelt and Wolcott were
Missed off the stage.
The train was compelled to move of
without any speeches.
Denver, Col, Sept 2s,-Gov. c. s
Thomas issued the following state
ment regarding the affair.
''rhe demonstration at Victor was
not against Roosevelt, but Senator
Wolcott, who is very unpopular in oui
mining camps.
'.It has been greatly exaggerated and
Is of no greater significance than the
demonstration against Bryan in 1896
&c. S. THOMAS,
"Governor of Colorado"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-28

A telegram was received in this city
last night announcing the arrival of
William n. Martin at Pittsburg, He
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-28

position when the word was given but
there was reason for this. The
horse did not score up well and both
times that the start was made the
driver nodded for the word. The
horse had speed to burn and easily
went around the bunch after getting
away. Or. Ebrlght has ofiiciated as
starter in this city number of times
and has always given entire satisfac-
tion.
AT GLENvILLE.
r.. A. Hershey's Little Coaster is be
ing worked Mt the Cilenville track, A
one-day meeting will be given at that
place one week from next Saturday.
Cresceus will attempt to lower the
worlds stallion record. There will be
two other events, including 2:22 trot.
Little Coaster is entered, in the race.
He was worked three miles Thursday
in 2;l9l2, 2:l3H z;li9i.
PRACTICE BEGINS.
Harold Barnhardt. captain of the
Kirkwood team, will return from
Michigan Monday. He will immediate
Iy call out all the candidates for posi-
| tions on the team and prepare for the
season. The Kirkwoods will play
either the South Ends or the North
Ends on the Buchtel college grounds
Nov. 3.
n. r. A. G. TEAM.
Coach Baer had the candidates fol
positions on the North End foot ball
team ont Thursday evening for regu
lar practice. The plays were gone
through with rush. The interference
was pronounced by Coach Baer as be
ing up to the stand
Coach Baer is getting more cond
dence with each practice, that the team
will be u cracker jack, and able tt
hold it's own with any team in Ohio
The practice last evening consisted
mainly of signal work, and formint
the interference quickly. After tive
hours of solid work, the boys were
ready to take bath and rundown
which has been arranged in the clul