The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-11-07

brother, blacksmith, and found him.
so much improved that she brought
him home with her in the evening.
He is rapidly improving.
Don't forget to see Barnes, the
optlcian and eye specialist, while at
the Harvey next Monday, the 10th.
Thousands of references given if re.
CURED.
DR.. Rate Of Keystone was in the
city Friday, and called on The UNION
long enough to drop $1-50 INFO the
editorial Golfer for the biggest and
best paper in the county for a year.,
shoulder, blaze face. left hind foot AEsaxs white,
shoulder, weight 1900 lbr. EEssaaa Last seen on
s ring creek about one year ago. Also one
Weight Snisii about about $50. "a & LIBERAL re-
ward .-Mrs j. j. Altemus, Rapid City.
Mrs. Mary Harrison made an at
tempt upon her own life with poison
Wednesday afternoon. Prompt
medical aid saved her, however. IT
is thought the recent death Of her
little son caused her action.
strryed-ren head yearling steers, coming
and dehorned sssd stock. Liberal reward
Notify j. II. Garrett, Piedmont, s. d. ="
Barnes, the optician and eye
specialist of Omaha was at the Har-
ney Saturday and will return next
Monday, the 10th, to finish up his
work. The DR.. makes regular visits
here and looks after his patients.
Strayed or Stoien-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.
North Dakota ranges have sent
less fat stock to market this year
than usual owing to the washy ma
ture Of the grass which did not make
fat. This stock will, OF necessity,
90 into the feed lots for a short time
at least.
Mrs. Cash Leedy was called to
Deadwood Monday by the news that
her brother, Jack Smith, had suffered
a paralytic stroke. She spent the
day with him returning in the eve
ming. Jsck has one side paralyzed,
but it is thought will come out all
right. (
The first number of this seasons
lecture course occurred at Libary
hall last Friday evening in the elo-
cutionary entertainment by Kath-
crime Eggleston. The house was
we'll filed and Miss Eggleston GER
tainly maintained her former high
record. She is a queen in her line
and her hearers we're more than sat
isfied. (
South Dakota has shipped
stock SO heavily as this season.
From Belle Fourche and in fact the
entire country between the Black
Hills and the Missouri, marketing
has been continuous and heavy all
through the season. South Dakota
has, however, more cattle yet to
market than any other section of the
range, and they will straggle in I'M
til late. $
AT Chieagosrecipts Of western cat,
tie for the month Of October loot up
100000 head, against 95, 800 in Sep
TENDER, and $4,000 in October last
year. Last months receipts were
the largest for October since. 1895,
and the largest for any month since
then. The top price Tor October
was the highest on record. One lot
OF %superfine steers sold on the 18th
for the phenomenal price Of $40,
which beat all preyious iecords this
year and surpassed all other years
by q very long margin. Previous
TO this year the highest price ever
paid for western range cattle was
$6. so ia July, 1882. The total for
the season TO date is 272 600, against
1871 300 last year and 14l,o 900 two w
years ago.
Poultry Wanted.
Chickens, Turkeys, Ducks and Geese,
Highest cash prices for anne. Bring
them BY the coop Or load-C. q. Crab.
tree, Rapid City. s d.
VIII commence buying December 4