The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-19

MYron Wiilsle spent Tuesday IN
DeadWood.
Several new pianos Just received
at Pringle's. .s..
Cal. Furrow and wife were in from
White Owl Wednesday.
Mrs. As. M. link and son OF Rock
|ervilie spent Tuesday in the city.
Call and see the new stationery at
Pringle's.
The call for the Democratic coun-
ty convention will not be issued till
next week.
James w. Fowler came down from
Deadwood Monday evening, retnrn-
ing Tuesday.
Jno. Hart and e. w. Kimble on
Wednesday last shipped four cars
Of horses to Michigan. 4
Superintendent R. B.. Hughes Of
the Holy Terror mine spent Monday
and Tuesday in the city. i.
Miss Helen HALEY left for Boston
Tuesday evening to resume her
studies in Wellesley college.
Miss Flora Schneider was a
Wednesday evening passenger for
her home in Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Rev. John McLearie spent most
OF the week attending the Black
Hills Presbytery at Edgemont.
John Ingersol came down from,
Deadwood Tuesday evening for a
few days visit with the folks at
home. s
School and fancy stationery at
Pringle's.
John z. Reed and wife returned
Wednesday from accompanying Mrs.
Reeds parents on a trip through
the Hills.
Will Hare, Ted Brockett and Rob
ert Flynn, all Of Keystone, were
Tuesday arrivals to attend the State
School Of Mines.
Mrs. J. B. Dickover returned from
Lead Tuesday evening, after having
spent a week or so with her brother,
j. D. Poole, and family.
When once liberated within your
system, it produces a most wonderful
effect. Its worth ones last dollar to
feel the pleasure OF life that comes by
taking Rocky Mountain Tea, at Dr.. ].
VanBuskirk drug store.
Richard Dickover was three years
old last Wednesday and entertained
a number of those OF his own age,
assisted BY his mother. The event
was an highly enjoyable one.
..asEN
William Varney, of this city, and
Miss Alma Naulteus, of Deadwood,
we're united in marriage at the home
Of Geo. Al. Howell last Wednesday.
Rev. NJ. D. Collins officiating.
Dress does not make the person.
Nor does q clean exterior indicate a
clean interior To be well all organs
of the body must work in harmony.
Rocky Mountain Tea does this work.
at DR.. J.. VanBuskirk.
Joe Lewis, an apprentice at Swan
son Is jeWelry store, vas quite badly
burned Wednesday by the explosion
of an alcohol lamp with which he
was working. W lille the burns were
painful no serious results are feared.
The State School of Mines opened.
with good attendance Wednesday
Students from about half the states
ia the Uniongwere present to take
up the year, work and the school.
i is y better shape than ever before.
]. D.slager Of Blair, Nebr., spent
Tuesday andNednesday ii town on
business. This was bis first trip8to.
#Radid City and he was very favor
ably impressed with the town. He.
may return here in the near future.
leo. Collins purchased the sec
Eond hand store 81 the late John Ii.
Dentsch last Tuesday and will COM
55ttinrlne the business at the Old stand
Mr.. Collissss is s man Of industry and
integrity and IsHE Union hopes Tor
his success.
Mrs. James Gidley Of Brooklyn is
here visiting her uncle, Rev. 4.
Collins. Her husband Il making q
tour Of the Bad Lrndsaat present III