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

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friends.
After spending several days in the
city, Francis H. Clarke left for St.
Paul Monday evening.
Miss Cornelia Beach came down
from Piedmont Friday evening for
a days visit with her parents.
Charles Garfield, who will be de-
feated for sheriff next Tuesday, was
in town from keystone Monday.
The ladies' of the Congregational
church will serve. dinner and supper
at the Grand Army hall election
day.
H. Marks is in Chicago this week,
having gone in with a shipment OF
cattle from Belle Fourche last Fri
day.
J. W. Fowler of Deadwood, late of
this city, is forced to use a crutch in
walking, as a result of an abcess on
his hip.
Mrs. W. H. Sandy Of Box Elder
moved to town for the winter to give
her children the benefit of the
schools.
The auction sales of the Tom
Sweeney Hardware Company will
be held every Saturday afternoon
this fall. tt
Pat Daley was down from Hill
City the fore part of the week try
ing to rustic some legislative votes
for himself.
strayed-Two horses; one dark grey. II year
old, branded O lett shoulder; one bright bay,
branded Ell right shoulder. large, scar on LEI!
hind leg. &EE3 Both horses shed all around ana
each weighs about 1900. $40 reward-W. A.
Taylor, at MCGEE sawmill.
After. spending several weeks
with Mrs. Duncan McRae, Mrs. Ma
BILE Barnhill left for the northern
Hills Monday.
Mrs. Chausse of st. ongae, mother
of Mrs. G M. digger, spent Sunday
with her daughter and husband, re-
turning Monday.
It stands alone, it towers above.
There's no other, it's natures wonder,
a warming poultice to the heart of
mankind. Such is Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35c.-Central Drug Store.
Mrs. E. L. Hurlbut and son, Rob,
were arrivals home Sunday evening
for a visit with relatives at Laconia,
New Hampshire.
Henry Birnbaum took a day or
two off and spent the time visiting
in the northern Hills, returning
Monday evening.
After a chase to the Pacific coast
and back in search Of a better coun-
try than this, S. E. Wilson has loca-
ted at Hot Springs again.
o ye people have ye wasted the
golden moments Of meyer. returning
time in taking a substitute for the gen.
uine Rocky Mountain Tea made by the,
Madison Medicine Co.-Central Drug
Store.
Mrs. w. D. Curtis sustained a
broken wrist and some bad bruises
in a runaway last Friday, but is get
ting along nicely.
John f. Shrader returned Friday
from fixing his fences for state SEN
ator. He found them badly in need.
Of repair, SO they say.
Fran Stanton and wife were in
IRON Folsom the fore part Of the
week visiting their children, who
are attending school here.
n. o.. Gambrill left on a bovine
express for Omaha Saturday, where
he will purchase his stock Of holiday
goods for this seasons trade.
Mrs. 3. @. Violin came. in from
Sioux City Friday, spent q day with
Louis Violin and wife, and proceeded
to her home near Belle Fourche Sat
urday. s=5
]. Howell Matthias was an arrival
home from Seattle Saturday. While
away be was III good part Of the
time and says he's glad 10 get
back. as.
The State School Of Mines football
team met the University team at
Sioux Falls last Saturday. Result:
d score Of % to % in favor ofthe Uni