The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-19

large and attentive audience. The
discourse was able aud Rev. Collins
presented many good thoughts, he
not agreeing with the theory held
by the Christian Scientists. AS a
disinterested spectator, however,
The UNION believes that every creed
and sect has it's objections, yet all
accomplish some good in their own
way.
A good many UNION readers have
doubtless said some uncomplimen-
tary things about the long suffering
editor Of this ray of sunshine on &C
count of not getting last week.
paper. Well, in the midst our us
ual run there was smashup in The
UNION sanctum last week and as
consequence, the ordering of a new
set Of rollers was necessary. The
accident occurred before the edition
was half printed, so there were not
enough papers to go around. How
ever, all damages are. repaired and
We are doing business at the OLD
stand, ready to write out your re-
csipt for subscription any time yov
call. Accidents will happen, even
to newspaper men, you know.
Hill City News: A petition is cir
culatinE among republicans here
asking for the appointment of Nor
man McAulay, as deputy sheriff.
This move is perfectly proper; the
advance in price Of horse shoes, nails,
iron and steel, which some people
interpret prosperity" has reduced
the profits on a blacksmith's earn
ings and compensation for this loss
should come in somewhere. We
hope Sheriff Leedy will acknowledge
it by making Mr.. McAulay his
deputy.
Mrs. F.. G.. Foster received tele-
gram from Denver Tuesday stating
that her son, Harry Myers, was
dangerously i'll and requesting her
to come at once. Owing to the ill
ness OF her husband at this time she
was unable to leave. The UNION
hopes to soon hear of Harry's re-
covery and also see the genial Walt
able to resume mis- old place at the
barber chair.
The first number Of ] !. G. Crandall's
new paper, the Western Stock Re-
view, is on The UNIoN's table; The
paper is a neat 5-column quarto and
is we'll filled with newsy notes. It
is not strictly oattleman's paper,
but an all-around stock journal, and
starts out in good shape. THEl
UNION extends the glad hand and
hopes to see the Review live long
and prosper
THE UNION has arranged to club
with Mr.. Bryan's new weekly paper,
The Commoner, published at Lincoln
furnishing both papers one year for
300 cash in advance. Every silver
mansin the country ought to resd
Mr.. Bryan's Commoner. Drop in
and hand US 800 or send II to 10 81
mail and get The UNION and the
Comnoner both for ono year.
Any man who has ever worn .
suit Of Brown Bros. California cloth
Ing knows that. they Gre the very
BEST You can buy these goods Ct
the same prices asked for eastsrn
goods We handle d nice Line 81
these suits and would Be glad to|
5show them to the trade Tom
Sweeney Hardware CO.
Dr.. Honecker haslocatsd psrmaln-
emily IL Sturgis. The UNION con
graduates its neiRhbor town on se-
curing the gsniat doctor he han
exec lent ply ician and surgeon and
= ghty good scitisen. ~ Ux1oMl
hopes g - him "striks & ~ in
|starg IL.
p. y. Ssyey 80 Il from Grashnlll
Monday md dropped two dollArs in
~ the editorial con Tor Tn UnIoNl
md M. Brysn's Commoner one
!! &. ssysy wants political