The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-12-12

SPLENDID assortment Of lamps for
holiday trade at the G.. S. Congdon
Hardware Co.
Read the new ad of Schneider q
Mueller, Omaha--the piano people.
Pianos sold on terms as low as $500
per month.
Boys and3girls will do we'll to buy
their skates from the G.. S. Congdon
Hardware Co. Large assortment
and lowest prices.
Buy your holiday gifts in cut
glass. fine china Rogers best plated
knives, forks and spoons, from the
G.. S. Congdon Hardware Co.
s~trayed-Two horses; one dark grey. II year
old, branded O lett shoulder; one bright bay,
bEand T. d Fiehs shoulder; Large 6, scar on d lei5
each weighs about 1900. $40 reward-W. A.
Taylor, at MCGEE sawmil.
Fol- Sale.-A bran new, ybreech. load
ing, double barreled shotgun, cost 500:
will be sold at a genuine bargain if Ia
ken at nj A nice supply Of shells
goes with the gun. Inquire at this
Office.
strayed-Dark bay mare, branded ESA on left
shoulder, blaze face, left hind foot E%&3 whi5e,
pYtra loRO mama. a1so haarS 0EW brand m RIGHT
shoulder, weight 1900 lbr. u Last seen on
spring creek about one year ago. Also one
w weigh 0. sSout no aboS usAe So. IA f nKlbera sn0u rue.
ward.-Mrs. ~. Altemus, Rapid City.
E. w. johnson was a Saturday
arrival from Chicago and spent sew
eral days in town noting the i'm
provementa. He is a 10y al friend to
Rapid City.
Strayed or Stolen-From School of
Mines dormitory, a COW, three years old
last August, dark red, on the brindle
order. No brand. Horns denote short
horn breed. Answers to name Maud.
Reward offered for her return to Rob-
ert L. Slagle, Rapid City.
Holiday Goods! -
We have a full line of holiday
goods, consisting Of pictures, al
buns, dolls and celluloid novelties.
Also a nice line of handkerchief
and sofa pillows.
OWENS & CLEMENS.
On Saturday V. T. Price received
a telegram announcing the death OF
Mrs. J. D.. G. Rumsey at her home
in Rochester, N. Y. Deceased has
visited here often and has many
friends.
On Saturday William 7. Coad re.
cieved a telegram from Congress.
man E. S. Martin stating that
the bill to permit the Federal rail.
way company'to bridge the Missou-
ri river at Chamberlain had passed
the house. A similar bill had al
passed the senate.
Last Tuesday Cassius M. Leedy
became manager of Hotel Harvey,
J. Z. McElroy Jr., %retireing. Nc
man in the Hills is better and more
favorably known than Cash Leedy
and safe to say that under his
management the Harney's already
big business will be bigger still.
Col. S. =. Wright the unique
character who imagined for years
that he owned the townsite Of Rapid
City, but who for several years past
has been confined in the insane asv.
lum at Yankton, died at that in.
stitution last week. He came to the
Hills in 1876. He leaves a wife and
married daughter in Wisconsin.
The annual fair ard supper given
by the ladies OF the Presbyterian
church will occur in the basemen,
Of the church this evening. The
supper will be all that could be de
sired and in the booths will be shown
scores Of articlessuitable for holiday
Attend the fair tonight.
Bob Carr arrived last Wednesday
from DeadWood for a short visit
with his parents, where his wife has