The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-22

him figure with you-heI save you
money.
The B. & M. is building a spur
down Rapid Greek from Mystic some
four miles to some mining property
owned by the Horseshoe Mining
Company.
r. G. Butler Of Lincoln, Nebr.,
was an arrival Sunday to accept d
position as baker in the new estab-
lishment oon to be opened by Swan
der g. Farlow.
Willie Hamley went up to Lead
Monday to accept a job with the
electric light company there. He
proposes to make a full-fedged cleo
trician of himself.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Congregational church has d
lawn social booked to take place at
the Farlow home on Quincy street
this-Friday-evening.
Fred Deutsch of Warsaw, Wis,
and George Deutsch of West Bend,
that state, were arrivals Monday to
attend the funeral of their brother,
John L. Deutsch of this city.
Lon Leedy and Gene Parrish are
down from Mystic. They report a
complete shutdown at the Fairview
mine on account of a deal for it's
purchase by Colorado parties.
If it was popular, if it wasn't loved
by the people, why do dealers say,
"We have something Just as good as
the Madison Medicine Co.'s. Rocky
Mountain Tea? Think it over! 35c at
VanBuskirk's drug store.
Ralph W. McHoes OF the Custer
Tribune-Pilot was a Friday arrival
and did some work for the Chicago
Concert Company during the day.
He left for Custer via Keystone
Saturday. s. ~
The famous "Armor Plate" brand
Of ladies and children's hosiery are
the best made. You can buy them
only Of Ella M. Hanson. Prices the
same as that charged for inferior
goods.
Charles Sharp and family came in
from the Sharp ranch last Tuesday.
Ranch life, it seems. does not agree
with them, some of the family hav-
ing been sick ever since they went
down there two weeks ago.
Go. NJ received a shipment of ri.
1es Saturday, but as the arms were
Of the old Springfield type the boys
would not unbox them. They want
the regular militia equipment,
and will do without rifles until they
can get the real thing.
Cyrus Colvin was brought in from
his ranch Saturday suffering from a
broken shoulder which he sustained
by being thrown from a refractory
broncho. DR.. Waldron attended the
genial Cy. and he is now doing nice.
Ily.
Miss Matte Pile OF Council Bluffs.
Iowa, a sister Of our genial harness.
maker, d. Pile, was a Tuesday
arrival for a visit here. Miss Pix
is an instructor in Latin ard Greek
in one Of the schools Of the Iowa
city.
EdmundS mithWas among the Sat
urdaY arrivals home, after having
spent the past six weeks in New
England, going as far north a:
Maine. Ed. was away on business
but got 9 good deal Of pleasure ou1
of his jaunt.
Mrs. Mitchell, mother of Mrs. ]
g Crandall, was taken quite i'll las
Tuesday, but is now better. Sh.
and Mrs. Crondall have moved K
town andsJ r Hyatt will occupy
the Crawford ranch where they
have beenliviDgg.
M. Hepner came into Tuesday
fromsup ear Merritt to summon
Ensley Spiking TO the bedside .
his mother, WHO'S seriously III. En-
sley left Town right after dinner ant
It's hopedfonnd his mother mucl
bettersss.,5on his arrival,
a special car containing aportiior
Of the Nebraska press association
madenp 9 partof "a ondaYmornings
train. The press boys had theil
wives along and were making d shulr