The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-04-18
byterian church Tuesday evening.
The entertainment was well attend,
ed and highly enjoyed.

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The entertainment wasrwell attend
ed and highly enjoyed.
For Sale. About $50 tons of ma
tive and alfalfa hay; also 100 acres
of good pasture with running water.
Inquire of V. G. Anderson, Rapid
City, S. D. II
Strayed-From near Queen Bee mine
one large buckskin horse branded TO
on left hip Liberia! reward for return
of animal or information leading to re-
covery.-Chris. Miller, Hill City, S. D.
Uncle John McElroy and wife left |
Tuesday for an extended stay in Cal !
ifornia. The health Of Uncle John
has not been Of the best of late, and
the trip is made with view of bet
tering it.
Gov. Herried is out with his little
proclamation making Friday,
April 25, Arbor Day. The
governor injects a little spring
poetry into the document and makes
it quite readable. Plant your trees
next Friday.
Judge A. w. Bangs is having a
subs tan tial addition built onto his
residence on east St. Joe street.
Someone must have been paving the
Judge for threshing- machine case
or something.
LYLE Gale celebrated the eleventh
anniversary of his birth last Tues
day, inviting in about thirty of his
friends to help him. The event was
an enjoyable one and the serving of
| suitable refreshments served as a
\ fitting conclusion.
COL. Frank Lockhart has already
: commenced to plan the big attrac-
ton for next years stock meeting.
He proposes to reproduce the battle
of Spion Kop on a big scale, If any.
one can do it, Col. Lockhart is the
man, and the idea is good one.
Eight inches Of wet snow was re
ported from Rockerville Monday
and fifteen inches at Keystone
The fall here at Rapid City oh Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday was
r considerable, put it melted as rapid
l. ly as it came down. The ground i:
l. in good shape.
The School of Mines Athletic as
ISOLATION has arranged with Prof
> G. c.. O'Harra for lecture to b.
~ delivered on Friday evening May 2
on the subject, "The Making o
y North America This lecture will
'r trace the building and development
h of the con tinent from its earlies
geologic history and promises to b
o of unusual interest.
m E. Schleuning and Jond r. Barke
er left Tuesday evening for a stay a
the hot springs at Thermopolis
IN Wyo. Col. Schleuning goes wit
d. the hope of reducing his avoirdupo5
s. as he tipped the beam at 365 pound
the day he left. Mr.. Barker hope
to increase his weight during h
~ stay there. Those must be wonder
- full springs, for sure.
H. G. Gambrill has completed tt
Nv addition to his Quincy street res
all dence and has enjoyed the movir
er. process the past few days. He
ace has mended up the dishgur
he evidences of moving in the da
eet gone by, huns softly to hims
full something about "When the Nc
ing Days are Over, Jessie Dear
NJ and proposes to move no more.
ray Miss Galena Edith Rich a
ady Charles L. Whitson were MARI
lec- Wednesday, April 9, at Rapid Ci
Miss Rich was the first child bc
in our town. and in consequence
ceived the towns name Of Gale
and her many friends here will
Jun pleased to learn that happy, S
cessful life is in store for her, as
ONE wife of so sterling young man
ing, Mr.. Whitson. -Galena Star.
the