The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-02-21

services at the Springs Sunday
Ed. Martin is the first man to
place a building on the burnt dis
trict of Main street. He purchased
Lintz's house in Aliens addition and
had it moved and set up or Fowler's
lot on west side of Man street. He
has a chimney built and has again
opened a barber shop,-Hill City
News.
Miss Leigh Payne Of Adrian,
Mimi, has taken the position in the
Deadwood high school made vacant
by the sudden death of Miss
Kate Taubman last month.
Miss Anne Johnson has succeeded
Miss'Taubman as assistant principal,
but Miss Payne will take the classes
that Miss Taubman taught.
Lawrence county is prepared to
dispose of the twenty-year bonds is
sued in 1883, which mature next
year. This issue amounted to $1l3-,
900, and contained a proviso making
it optional with the county 70 re-
deem at any time after ten years.
The county treasurer has called in
$50, 900 of the bonds already this
year.
VIM. Welch has returned from a
400 mile trip to the head of the Lit
tic Missouri and reports from n to
two feet of snow. He has been
looking after the i ~.terests of A.. D.
Marriott, who turned cattle loose in
that country last summer. Cattle
have all come south to the Grand
and Moreau rivers.-Fort Pierre
Journal.
BY an order issued by Judge Nc
Gee, the six year old girl who has
made her hone with Mr.. and Mrs.
Winthrow on a ranch south of town
for two years past, was taken to the
Children's Home at Sioux Falls last
Tuesday by Miss Allie Jewell. The
case was to have been heard in this
city Monday, out as the Winthrows
failed to appear the above order was
issued.-Cbronicle.
The Black Hills Social club-who-
ever that is-has a grand Masque
ball booked to take place at Library
hall next Monday night-the Oath.
Prizes are offered for the best dis
guises; a creased pig will be turned
loose at midnight, the captor to re-
ceive IS 90; the White sisters, trick
bicyclists, are to appear, and other
attractions have been secured.
Tickets $40 Music by Hand &
Davenport Mandolin orchestra.
The Elkhorn railway company
will move the passenger and freight
depots up town soon, remodel them,
making the two buildings into one,
and Rome Miller will put in his Gus.
tomary railway eating house and
lunch counter. Rapid City is Their
to be the supper point for south
bound trains. John Treber viii.
put in extensive bottling WORKS, and
the new smelter will begin opera
tions about the same time. This is
the year that when Rapid City takes
on Q new lease Of aggressiveness ane
forges steadily ahead.
Deadwood's church people show {
laudable tendency to get down anc
reach the people of that town. Las
Sunday religious services were hele
in the Combination theatre on MAR
street, n of the disreputable re
sorts Of the town. Standing room
was at a premium and people attend
ed and gave respectful attention
who had net seen the inside of
church for years. The best Of orde
was maintained and the meetin,
was a marked success. There !
something practical and SINGER
about this kind of a nloye that nigh
well be followed by religious organ:
zations elsewhere in the Black Hills
James Philip and Louis LaPlan