The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-10

from the hospital at Lead Sunday
evening much improved in health.
Mrs. W. a. Parkerand Miss Kate
Thomas Of Deadwood spent part of
the week with Mrs. Parker's daugh-
ter, Mrs. D. 2. Herman.
Geo. Mulhern Of Smithville was
In town Monday and called on The
UNION long enough TO subscribe for
the best newspaper in Pennington
county.
Mrs. Hugh Gum Sr., Of Dakota
City came in from the ranch Mon
day and left on the evening train for
Scotland, this state, for a visit with
relatives. ii
DIR. W. @. Fisher returned Satur-
day from his trip to Iowa. He was
accompanied by his wife's mother,
Mrs. Osborn, of Clarinda, who will
visit here for a time. i
She's a radiant, witching, wondrous
gem tnat beautiful, blushing wife Of
mine. She is an angel ON earth, so you
can be-, only take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Central Drug Store. .
After being laid up for the past
two months up here in town with
a broken leg, A. J. Mosier returned
to his duties at his ranch on Plum
Greek last Saturday.
The infant son Of Alfred Davidson
and wife OF Viewfield died of cholera
lnfantum in this city last Monday
and was buried here Wednesday.
The little one was only sick two
days. 29. g.
The city council held a session
last Tuesday evening, allowing a
lot of bills and receiving the report
Of the city auditor, justices of the
peace and chief OF police, all of
which were accepted.
P. Fl. Walsh OF Boston spent part
OF the week in town figuring on the
location Of a wooden mill here. We
would like to have one, but not one
OF the Edgemont variety.
Mrs. John Kreig and sister, Mrs.
Ed. Phillips, Of A%ustinyille, Iowa,
were Wednesday arrivals for a visit
with Mrs. Duncan McRae. Mrs.
Kreig is Mrs. McRae's mother.
Tommy Smith sold his dray line
and business to Willard Franklin.
last Monday and will look up asst
uation elsewhere. Mr.. FRANKLIN
will continue the business as Of
yore.
DR.. Waldron, Geo. O. Hunt and
Geo. I. Schneider received q con-
signmentt# 5so Of ~ 900 young trout
from the Spearfsh hatchery Wedn-
esday evening to be placed in Rapid
creek.
]. II. Carney, democratic candid
ate for county surveyor, arrived
home from Sturgis Monday evening,
where he had been for three weeks
doing a JOB Of surveying for Meade
county. .zs#5
Mrs. James Altemus called on
The Union Tuesday to gladden. the
editors heartily q contribution Of
cash on subscription, besides saying
q good word for the paper, all Of
which was duly appreciated:
B. B. Crane and wife left for
Battle Greek, Michigan, Monday
evening, where Mrs. Crane will
undergo an operation for cancer
a number Of friends were as the
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train TO bid the afflicted lady good
bye. Isl. 8s#. 8S855
Read the account OF the condition
amcng the striking coal miners d
West Virginia as given II anothe,
column Of The UNION and then re'
lect 81 what Senator Hanna la:
q 4 about letting well enough
alone.
GeosB Hyde Of Folsom died .
Hermosa on September q, at Til
age Of sixty-nine years. He wa
highly respected BY all who knew
him andSis sadly missed Deceaset
leaves 8 wife, q and daughter Il
mourn bis death.
The Harry Grocery Co, keep
everything earable, with prices d
low as reliable goods can Be sol,