The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-26
Charles H7Ilnlrzler wss anzarriy;
Friday from Clyde. Montana.

Charles HHrzler Wss an arrival
Friday from Clyde, Montana.
Miss Laura Bower was a Saturday
arrival from Keystone for two or
three days visit.
After a visit with Mrs. VIM.
Clemens, Mrs. Fred Peck went to
Belle Fourche Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Upham of Keystone
and Mrs. Ella Upham spent the lat
ter part of last week in the city.
Mrs, A. D. '>Johnson of Spearfsh
was a Saturday evening arrival for
a visit with c. NJ. Leedy aud wife.
Chas. D. Matteson was a Satur-
day arrival home from O visit with
friends and relatives in Indiana and
Illinois.
John W. Plummer and David
Hawkins returned Saturday from a
stay at the soldiers home at Hot
Springs.
Miss Maud Miller of Hayward was
a Saturday arrival and began d term
Of school in the Thoma district
Monday.
James Vincent and John W. Lew
is were Saturday evening paasssen-
gers for Hot Springs for a stay at
the soldiers home.
The Tom Sweeney Hardware
company will continue its auction
sale of surplus merchandise each
Saturday afternoon.
James Hartgering came down
from the Northern Hills Saturday,
Sundayed with his family and re-
turned to work Monday.
No paper in Pennington county
gives SO complete an account Of the
hanging of Loveswar at Sturgis
last Friday as THE UNION.
Mrs. g. Gillian, accompanied by
her grand-daughters, Alice Basin
and Carrie Taylor, we're Saturday
evening passengers for a stay at
HotsSprings.
Mrs. Abe Jones of Whitewood
spent Sunday with W.. S. Warner
and wife. She was accompanied by
her son, Gable, who has entered the
State School of Mines. a
Mrs. Chas Chadwick, accompanied
by Mrs. Chadwick's little son, and
her mother, Mrs. Miller, left Satur-
day for a visit with friends and rel
atives at Ridge, Montana.
The new grocery firm OF Swander
&. FarloW CO.. StJoe street, wants
your butter and eggs, for which they
will allow you the highest market
price. Freshest and largest line Of
staple and fancy groceries in the
city. Bakery in connection. Give
them a trial. They will save you
money.
Miss Mabel Collins, while out rid.
ing in New Mexico last week, was
attacked BY q drunken Navajo In.
ian armed with a knife, and pain.
fully, though not seriously injured.
Miss Mabel is the daughter Of Rev.
andMrs. NJ D. Collins Of this city
and her many friends here hope fol
her early recovery.
Schuyler Spriggs and Miss Amy
]. McNown, both Of Rockerville,
were united in marriage at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Lathrop in
this city last Wednesday, Rev.
SG. w. Swift officiating. Both bride
and groom are known to many peo-
pie here and have host Of friends
and Well-wishers. They will reside
at Rockerville.
T is reported on what seems TO be
reliable authority that the Milwau-
5keeraiiWay company has the bulk Of
the material on the ground for its
bridge at Chamberlain and that in
side Of the next three weeks active
work will be commenced on its Black
Bills extension. AT any rate, the
proposition this time seems to be
to be more substantial than mere
talk.
The case Of the United States VS..
Scion Mendenhal took up Che atten.
zion Of the local land Office all day
Wednesday. This some Of the first
Of . ssries of cases Involving alleged