The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-09-26

ia, Tad 0n immense ran Tor eyer
ears. No ut;ter has yct mel viii
he success among southern play.
hathas been accorded TO "ROnnokc
the company representing 1T j.
composed Of ladir, and genitemei
'ngaged expressly on account OF
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.omber clay, Or, u or ghl, piqua1i#
ud etfervr cent in lis compoy lines
Ind telling ii story II heart interest
alai is ~ 81 enchanting and e-sves
! Iasting impress on on the au,itois.
Thursday. Oct. 3.
Music lash charms to so"the d
Mage. iu d uD,; but The Scaubrrf
,ympAuny Club aud Ltdy lu,ryrtlt
re not travel Z for The express
,urpUsr @ soothing saVages
Neither are lhey ny ing to educate
III" people. They are entertaining
tlle pubic, and in u manner that is
thoroughly enjoyable from first to
asst. Their program is full OF
novelty and artistic elegance, be
sides giving our readers many OPP
]portVnitles to indulgc in the world
famous American laugh. If you want
10 be happy on the evening Of Oct.
Z, YOU al De by going to hear this
company's entertainment.
A couatry in which nearly all the
people are readers is sure to produce
u large crop Of authors. During the
.Ast year it is said that about ten
THOUSAND books were published in
The United States, including re
prints, and New York City alone
turns out every month more than a
million copies Of magazines. Then
here are all the dailies and weeklies,
whose aggregate issues in a year
must reach at least three billions.
These figures are bewildering, and
! so is much of the reading matter.
Last Monday W.. H. Temp
kins and wife returned to Rapid
City from Plankinton. In a letter
received from Geo. McManus he
stated that he, and the whole
| school, were visibly affected at the
parting from Mr.. and Mrs. Temp
kins. George says he never worked
for Il kinder, better employer.
George has been retained by Mr..
Young as superintendent of
the printing department. aud as
pund master.
Crane and Jones have opened a
millinery establishment on st. Joe
street. This is the only place in
Rapid City that makes q speciality
of trimming It's W goods shat it
offers for sale. No goods offered
that are old and cut Of date, but Of
The latest fall styles. You will save
money by purchasing your millinery
from an experienced trimmer, who
will do the work to suit your taste.
Call and inspect their goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
At the smelter, while WORK has
not progressed as rapidly as at first
anticipated, everything is bsing
done to hasten the completion of the
plant that human effort can accom-
plish. Workmen have been greatly
handicapped through the inability to
secure material, out as fast as it
can be got upon the ground work is
progressing
Any man who has ever worn a
suit of Brown Bros. California cloth
ing knows that they are the very
Jest. You can buy these goods u,
the same prices asked for eastern
goods. We handle a nice line of
these suits and would be glad to
show them to the trade. Tom
Sweeney Hardware Co.
Sturgis had a hanging bee last
Friday. Judge Buderus thought
too loud the President Fought TO
have been sho5.' He was called
upon for an explanation, only to
i~terate what he had previously said.
He was asked 10 resign from the
tire department Of which he was a
member and hung in efigy.
E. N. Severen, the stealn laundry
representative, after remaining in
the city . few days looking up a de-
sirable location for his proposed
new venture, went to Hot Springs
Tuesday evening very much encour-
aged having been nronised tha SIN.