The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-31

E~~Np~JG 1890
were allowed, it is impossible to-,
give any further particulars.
William r. Hendrix was down
from Hill City Wednesday.
Fred Christensen was down
from Rockerville Wednesday.
DR.. G. G. O'Harra and a number
of School Of Mines students left
for a trip in the northern
Mrs. Charles Hunt was a Tuesday
evening arrival from Sturgis for a
few days visit with her sister, Mrs.
Charles A.. Marshall.
J. B. Dickoyer and family are now
LOCATED in Sioux City, where
Mr.. Dickover is associated with a
brother of his in the wholesale groc-
cry business.
Mrs. G. S. Congdon was a Tuesday
evening passenger for points east
for a visit with relatives and friends.
While away she will visit in Chicago,
Abba, Mich. and Hiawatha, Hans.
Rev. Joel Smith of the M. E.
church will preach next Sunday ev-
ening on 1.-THE Winning Ticket and
extends a cordial invitation to very
body to attend. Reserved seats for
politicians and candidates.
Joseph W%atterson, the hustling
stockman of Dakota City, has re-
purchased sixty-nine head of
cattle to add to his hol d.
ings. He is a firm believer in Here
fords as the best for purposes.
At their meeting last Friday eve
ming the Grand Army veterans were
presented with a beautifully framed
picture of the first American flag.
Mrs. Miles was the donor and the
gift was thoroughly appreciated.
The Tom Sweeney Hardware Co,
was the only bidder for putting in
the water system at the U, S. Indian
school in this city, the bids being
opened at Washington last Friday.
The bid of this firm on the work was
1895.
B. F. Keith OF Dalzell returned
from a trip back to his old
home in Clinton county, Iowa. He
had not been there for eighteen
years and it is needless to add
that his visit was thoroughly en-
joyed.
NJ. J. Scanlan OF Keystone, demo.
cratic candidate for register OF deeds,
spent Monday and Tuesday shaking
hands with voters in this section.
Mr.. Scanlan is an able man and is
putting up aquiet but effective, car.
vass for the office. a
Peter Culbertson and Miss Olivia
Doe, both of White Owl, were unit
ed in marriage at thel Jester House
in this city last Monday, Rev. J. H.
McLearie officiating. They will
make their home at the groom's
ranch on White Owl.
The city council held a session
last Friday night and allowed a LOT
Of bills. Some new sidewalks were
ordered constructed and permission
was granted for the removal Of the
old Lutheran church building to 8
site on Sixth street, where it viii
be fitted up and used by the Chris
tian Science association.
William Eikerman, wife and two
children left Friday evening for AL
berta, Canada, to spend q part d
the coming winter with Mrs. Eiker
mans relatives. Mr.. Eikerman
RECENTLY sold his Cheyenne river
ranch to Potter & Brown Of Pierre
After visiting in Canada it is theil
intention to locate permanently a
some point in Oregon,
Ckas.P 2. little and Ethan Alle1
came in from ~canvassing the ives.
part Of the county Sunday. While
the campaign has been quiet one
interests manifest everywhere ane
close to the full vote will be polled
With Messrs. Title and Allen I'll
only question of how big thei
majofities WILDE over their repub
flican opponents.
Deputy sheriffs Brooks and Rob