The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-08-17

the week with Miss Mary Burroughs
at Tilford.
Mrs. Rachel Redfern and two liz
tie sons left Monday evening for an
indefinite stay at Mound City, Mo.
Mrs. J. X. Perley came in from
an extended trip east Monday and
returned to her home near View
field
Herbert McManus came down
from Spearfish Sunday evening and
says that he is glad to get back to
town.
Geo. easier was down from Hill
City Saturday attending meeting
of the democratic county central
committee.
John Dalzell of Dalzell marketed
% rangers at Chicago on Wednes-
day of last week. They weighed
only 896 and sold 1885.
| Perfect womanhood depends on per-
feet health. Natures rarest gift of
physical beauty comes to all who use
Rocky Mountain Tea-35c. Ask your
druggist.
There is nothing finer in the quar-
tette line than the famous Wesley
ans, who will appear at Library hall
next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. H. w. Somers, accompanied
by Paul and Helen, left for Fair
burn Monday evening for two
weeks stay with Mr. and Mrs. ]. G.
Mears.
The Philippine natives run pell NELL
At the sound OF our Yankee yell,
But what gait they'll have, maybe,
After taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist
John Newcomb of Dalzell was at
Chicago last week with three head
Of steers sent in with another ship
ment. They averaged 1874 and sold
for$4.35.
Intestinal infection, appendicitis and
all affections oi the bowels, liver and
kidneys prevented by taking genuine
Rocky Mountain Tea.-35c. Ask your
your druggist.
| G. 0. Mccain was welcome call
er at our sanctum Saturday long
enough to put up his 50 for THE
UNION and twice a-week World-Her.
aid another year.
4 Heavy rains fell north and east Of
the city Wednesday, too late, how
ever, to benefit anything but the
range, Chadron also suffered heav
lily from terrific hailstorm.
A. Tetrault of Whitewood was a,
Sioux City Monday with the follow
ing cattle: 81 yearlings, SOB, s4.2O
; 80 feeders, $40, 81; S cows, 946
$3.50; 2 steers, 100, $3.50.
{ The Driskills of Spearfsh had "a,
/ Wyoming steers at Chicago las
, week which averaged 1852 and solt
for a straight SIS. This is prett,
close to the top for rangers so fa
!, this season.
Taddiken Bros. sent in the follow
ing from Pierre and marketed then
at Sioux City Monday: ID cows an,
calves, 1880, So; 3 cows and calves
1146, So; 8 heifers, 718, 1926 and
!, heifers, 673, 1925.
Look up the call for the count,
? nominating convention of the PEG
-lple's party at Keystone on Septem
,, Der 18th. See that primaries ar
: held in your precinct on Saturday
September LIST and delegates chosel
who viii attend the convention.
E On Monday Geo. p. Bennett pur
r chased the Swander bunch of cattle
numbering between 200 and 30
head. He shipped the steers out 0
, the string and, will hold the rest
: George says he thinks he bough
! the bunch at figure that will Civ
him achance to make some none
! on it.
81 Fred Holcomb is here from hi
! ranch 100 miles west, and is havin
/ driven to this point about 8, 900 hea
+ Of cattle which will be shipped a
fast as cars can be provided. Som
. other stockmen from his section ar
also interested in this big shipmen
J as part owners of the bunch. -Pierr
) Free Press.
|. The county central committees I
the democratic and peoples partie
( met and conferred in this city las
,fl Saturday as to the place and dat
III for holding the fusion county nom
mating convention. The conventio
will be held at Keystone on Wedne
e day, September 18th. Pri,narie
: will be held in the various precinct
On Saturday, September lat.
al go REWARD. For the retur
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