The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-10-19
Judge Levi Niece went up to
Deadwood this morning.

Glen Hart of st. Joseph Mo-, is
interviewing our merchants today.
Louis Ludwig, formerly Of this city
came down from Lead last evening.
Miss Stella Brue Of Davenport,
Nebr., was an arrival this morning.
E. F. Martin, G. E. Tarrant and
W. S. Hubbell are in town from Big
Bend.
The fusion candidates held a very
successful rally at Sheridan last
night.
I. NJ. Humphrey came in this
morning from the Sand Hills and
Omaha.
Miss Clara Huddleston OF Pied
mont spent the day in, town with
friends. /.
Jas. Graham, general manager of
the Union Hill mine, is in the city
from Hill City.
L. E. Parrish returned from q
short business trip to Hastings,
Nebr., this morning.
Ed. Mcnamara returned this
morning from a two weeks visit in
Chicago and Morrisville, Ill.
William Anderson, who came up
from Cheyenne river yesterday,
went up to Deadwood this morn
ing.
A. B. Jackson, Frederic Gayran,
L. Swift and A. B. Jackson Jr., own
ers of the Union Hill mining proper
ty near HillsCity, n in the city.
You little new when first we met
That some day you would be
The lucky fellow I'd choose to lot,
Pay Tor my Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.
Mrs. ]. B. Gossage left for Key
stone this forenoon to be present at
the wedding of her sister, Miss
Quinnie Bower, which occurs at
that place tomorrow.
An audience Of 5000 people in the
stock yards district in Chicago Sat-
urday night howled and jeered Sena-
tor Hanna to such an extent that he
was compelled to give up speaking.
James Foran and daughter, Miss
Fronie, left overland today for
Litcntield, Ills, where they will re-
side in the future. The trip will take
about six weeks. Mr.. Foran has
been a familiar figure in Rapid City
for many years and will be missed.
The UNION hopes that he will find
prosperity in his new home.
G. j. Horgan loaded three trains
of cattle at Brennan today and left
this afternoon for Ainsworth, Nebr.,
where he recently purchased On i'm
proved ranch and expects to reside
in the future. MI. Horgan is a good
citizen and The UNION regrets to see
him leave. but hopes that he will do
we'll down across the line.
Emmett Bradford Of Folsom and
Miss Cora johnson of this city will
be united in marriage at the homeo of
Mrs. Bertha Lennon on Quincy
street in this city att o'clock this
evening, Rev. H. H. Gunderson of
the Baptist church officiating.
Some twenty or thirty of the init.
mate friends Of the contracting
parties will witness the ceremony.
The happy couple will leave for
Deadwood tomorrow morning, where
they will visit until Friday, when
they will return to this city ard go
out to Folsom to reside. The UNION
extends its best wishes and hearth
est congratulations.
While A. II. Lee was driving from
this city TO his home west of town
yesterday evening, accompanied by
his little daughter, misfortune oyer
took them. Mr.. Lee was riding in
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one wagon and trailing another be-
hind, while bis little daughter was
enjoying the feat of riding the tongue
of the real vehicle. !, During the
course of her ride, she fell off and
the wheels of the rear wagon passed
over her head just ABOVE the eyes.
That she escaped death seems al
most miraculous. Medical aid was
summoned and the little one attend
ed to. She is now doing nicely and
will recover.
Owingsto the fact that the list of
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