The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-12-05

On the afternoon Of the same day
the parties were married at the
Sieeman House parlors, Rev. X. W.
Powell, pastor Of the Custer Metho-
ldist church, otficiating.--C Vi tie
Chronicle.
Cal. James A. Clark of Keystone
spent Tuesday in the city. He and
Fred Tenney have recently made a
lich gold strike over near Custer,
with the ore so rich that it is being
sacked as fast as it is taken out.
John Fergcson %gladdened the
editors heart Monday by contribut-
ing $500 for The UNION and the
twice-a-week Omaha World-Herald
d year. Scotty knows what good
literature is when he sees it.
Tuesday was ushered in with a
high wind and binding snow--a real
blizzard, although the weather was
not severely cold. The storm lasted
but one day, however, and Wednes-
day dawned bright, clear and pleas
ant.
strayed-Dark bay mare, branded sEE5 on left
shoulder, blaze face, left hind foot ESS5 white,
s ,houid 1a1s ~ @iasi i 1sSd 'f iSs' q I Iast s sH f's ont
spring creek about one year ago. Also one
Weight SHas 'i about "o ABOUT ut's $50. S x LIE Lfberai re-
ward.-Mrs. J.J. Altemus. Rapid City.
Jim Bulls, we'll known here as
one of the most genial cowboys on
the range, was badly cut up in some
kind of trouble out Oh White Owl
last week. No particulars are OBJ
tainable, but it is hoped that he is
not badly injured.
Strayed or Stolen-From School OF
Mines dormitory, a COW, three years old
last August, dark red, on the brindle
order. No brand. Horns denote short
horn breed. Answers to name Maud.
Reward offered for her return to Rob
ert L. Slagle, Rapid City.
Rockford suffered from a serious
{ fire last Friday, in which the drug
store and residence of DR.. A. S
Amerman, the saloon of John Con
way and one other building were
destroyed, together with most O.
their contents. The total loss foot:
+ up to about So, 1000.
The Federal Railway Co., has re
turned to life, with W. T. Coad a:
| chief promoter. Back of the venture
is a Berlin, Germany, syndicate ant
! s., 600, 900 of 6 per cent stock hal
been foated. The line is to eros
. the state from east to west, tapping
the Hills at Rapid City, and in con
6 nection with the Milwaukee will g
on through to the coast.
Ralph Parlette, the humorist, ap
peared to a big house at Liorar..
q hall last Friday evening. His lee
ture was the cream OF humor, bu
literally spiced with plenty of good
q hard common sense, He staid owe
= Sunday and talked to an lmmens
9 congregation at the M. E. churc
Sunday evening. Parlette stand
pretty well up towards the head {
his classi in his line.
9 A round of shots in the Sunbear
!" mine last week broke into some {
the richest rock that has ever bee
found in. the Hills or any where els
or that mattar. Some of the samp
# les we're seen by o Chronicle repol
ter and they certainly sustain a
reports of the richness. Il was sal
pieces Of solid gold as large as ha
] dollars dropped out of the seams {
: some Of the rock. This mine is sitl
ated about five miles north of Hi
City on Friday gulch and belongs
the Sunbeam Mining & Milling Co.
Z Custer Chronicle.
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