The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-08-24
last evening.

last evening.
! Geo. Pelter represented Hermosa
in town Monday.
C. ]. Buell. was an arrival home
Sunday morning.
After severe illness Mrs. John
c. Haines is able to be out again.
A. X. Gardner spent part of the
week on business trip down into
| the states.
| Rev. J. B. Kettle and wife are ex-
| pected home from their Colorado
| vacation this morning or tomorrow.
| Mrs. Geraldine Stannard return
ed Saturday evening from a pleas
ant outing at Sylvan Lake and Hot
Springs.
After pleasant sojourn among
friends in this city, Mrs. f. M.
Gantz was Saturday morning pas
senger for her home in Deadwood.
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!
| G. J. Morgan sold his 160-acre
Rapid Valley ranch to John z. Reed
Monday. The ranch is a good one
and has on it 200 tons Of fine hay al
ready put up.
]. W. Dalzell Of Dalzell was in
town Tuesday and while here sold
some $50 head OF she stock to Corb-
in Morse. The price was $50 per
COW and calf.
| Jack Collins and wife spent Tues
day at Big Bend looking over the
extensive mining operations now
going on there. They got some ex-
cellent views.
| Intestinal infection, appendicitis and
all affections of the bowels, liver and
kidneys prevented by taking genuine
Rocky Mountain Tea-35c. Ask your
your druggist.
FL. L. Pitts and wife, accompan.
led by Miss Leona and master
Charlie, came down from Mystic
Tuesday and took the Wednesday
morning train for Sturgis.
D. L. Herman spent Sunday ii
Deadwood, Mrs. Herman and thu
children accompanying him home il
the evening. They had been visit
ling at Deadwood and Spearfsh.
Mrs. W. Fl. Mack of Hereford OF
. Tuesday received tho sad news Q
the death of her mother at Bridge
t water, Iowa. Dropsy and paralysi
!, were the immediate cause OF he
y death.
e Flavin Baker, an old pioneer Q
2 the Black Hills, and a resident Q
Lead for many years, died Sunda.
! of paralysis. He leaves d wife
three sons and three daughters, al
living in the Hills.
j Henry Watson s. son, of Vale
were at Sioux City Tuesday wit
b the following shipment of cattle: l.
) feeders, 936, s4.25; IA feeders, 76s
81 35; Z feeders, 1853, $4.35; 6 COWS
: 956, 1926 and six steers, 826, 81. 25
$ A. H. Lee, the genial representa-
tive of the South Omaha Stoc
3 Yards company was a Saturda
i morning arrival and will rustic 70
: Hills cattle. shipments the balanc
: of the season.
s Edmund Smith left Wednesda
I morning for his mining property u
$ southwest of Rockford, where h
? wiliSsuperintend the first CLEANUP
! from q run just completed. Th
property bids fair to turn out a be
( nanza.
. y . 80 I
! Look up the call for the count
: nominating convention Of the PEG
! ple's party at Keystone on Septen
Der 18th. See that primaries ar
held in your precinct on Saturday
q September LIST and delegates chose
who will attend the convention.
W. D. M'Gaa was on the Oman
: market Tuesday with the following
! 2 cows, 925, $2.75; IL cows. l00s
$3.50; 5 feeders, 1919. $3.50; 42feee
: ers, 957, $3.50; Z cows, 966, 1920
! 16 COWS, 1904, 50. so and SO feeders
! 1919, $500.
The Wesleyan quartette, Away
favorites here, appeared to goo
Z audience at Library hall Tuesda