The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-15

meet her again. AS mother-in-law
enters he picks up glove left by
his nemesis, which is promptly dis
covered by the former.
To meet and discourage the atten-
tions on the part of the actress be-
comes the sole aim Of the husband
and his friend, an ol0-time bachelor
acquaintance. The latter had a
matrimonial experience which he adj
justed by making his wife an allow
ance.
The two married men meet in the
house of the actress in Brooklyn,
one being there for the purpose OF
putting stop to the embarrassing
actions of the latter, the other to
pay his wife her usual monthly al
lowance. The wife and mother-in.
law appear on the scene, and to
the astonishnent of all the ac-
tress is discovered to be the wife
of the sympathizing friend. They
become reconcil led to each other and
all ends we'll.
In each of the three acts many
bright specialties are introduced.
Mrs. James Keenan, and daughter
were Monday arrivals from Platts-
mouth Nebr Mrs. Keenan, has been
away from Rapid several months,
visiting relatives at Plattsmouth
and her sons in Omaha, both Of
whom occupy pleasant and lucrative
positions at one of the leading hotels
of that city. Joe's health has not
been the best this summer, and he
is thinking Of making, visit to
Rapid in the near future. Joe never
overlooks an opportunity to make
Rapid City people comfortable and
show them a. good time when they
visit Omaha.
Mrs. J. D. Lake and Mrs. J. g..
Bump were Tuesday arrivals from
Oakdale, Neb., the latter's home.
Mrs. Bump will visit with her rela-
tives for time. Gay, who is we'll
known in this city, is managing one
OF the best amateur baseball teams
in Nebraska this year. The Oak
dale team has lost but three games
out of twenty, having met and de-
feated teams from all sections of the
state.
The association brand book for
1901 has been issued and distributed.
The work has been under the imme-
date supervision of Secretary Stew.
art, of the association, and shows
that much time and painstaking
care has been expended in it's pro-
duction. 1t is an Improvement over
any book of the kind heretofor is
sued.
Billy Brown who has been spend
ing his time at Fremont since April
looking after his string Of horses,
returned to Rapid Sunday morning,
after a short visit with friends here
he will 60 down to Hot Springs for a
time in an endeavor to regain his
health, which has been quite poor
for the past four months.
Gene Bangs, by reason of his con
stantly moving about from one place
to another since his marriage, man
aged to avoid the small boy and his
low bell attachment until Tuesday
night. but he was finally located ane
treated TO few strains of the de
lightful music furnished by the boy!
on such occasions.
Thomas Crawford, formerly OBJ
server at the U. S. weather burea,
at this place, now located at Omaha
spent several days with Rapid Cit,
friends last week, returning Tues
day, During his stay number O
his former associates treated him tc
grand fishery" at Canyon La Ike
In the hurry and hustle of closin!
the forms last week, one whole ga!
ley of type was dumped in withou
: being corrected. This will accoun
!. for numerous bad blunders occur
ring in the first column of the from
page.
]. R. Reynolds exhibited coupl
of hens eggs in this Office this weel
which were marvels in size, measur
ing u inches in circumference on
way and 81 inches the other. TIL
two eggs weighed lO4 ounces.
) The Scott house, recently pur