The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-05-02

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inflicted a lasting injury upon those
in attendance-butthe less said OF
this feature Of the program the bet
ter. Withal, however, the affair
was highly successful and enjoya-
BILE one.
| Another good rain fell Wednesday
night.
), G. w. Brown returned from Pierre
Wednesday
Col. J. "A. Clark came in from the
Holy Smoke mine Wednesday.
| Papers arriving Thursday morn
ing announce the surrender of the
Beers in South Africa.
Rapid City's fire boys get sl43 AZ
of the insurance money distributed
! by the state insurance commissioner
this spring.
j. p. Buck reports his volume of
business for April as being the !arg-
est mon tbs business he has ever
had in Rapid City.
The fishing season opened Thurs.
day and the rush for trout was
big one. Dealers in fishing tackle
are doing land Office business.
VIM. H. Parker Jr., of Deadwood
brother of Mrs. D. L. Herman of
this city, was on Tuesday married
Nto Miss Mamie Moore of Lead, one
of the fairest daughters of the city
of mills.
Court convened Wednesday on
the case of Mineral School District
VS.. Pennington county. After hear
ing the testimony the court gave
each side ten days in which to pre-
pare and serve written argument.
The case of Gibson VS.. Allen was
then tried before the court.
Louie Young Of Piedmont put a
few kinks in the telephone wires be-
tween that town and here Monday
morning in announcing to E. L.
Hurlbut that Sits a boy" Grand
pa Hurlhut felt so old and decrepit
that he was barely able 70 get over
to The UNION office to make the an
nouncement-but he'll get used to
the title in time. Mother and
child are getting along all right and
Louie has so far recovered as to be
out out of danger. AS soon as the
editor heard the news, he filled up
his French briar and smoked to the
long life, health and prosperity of
the little democrat.
Strayed- The following horses: three
head of saddle horses described as fol-
lows: bay years old, weight about |
900; sorrel with light name and tail, |
10 years old, weight about $50; buck
and dark stripe down the back, years
old, weight about 1000; 2 black mares,
IA and II years old, weight about 1000 |
and HOO espectively; above horses are
branded UN on right shoulder. Also
l mousse colored mare years old and
weighs about 1000, brrnded UH on left
shoulder. Liberal reward for return
of any or all OF this stock or for infor-
nation leading to its recovory.-Mike
Callahan. Pedro, SD
Those who went to see THE Mis-
souri, Girl" at Library hall Monday
night got their money Is worth. The
play is good one and was admir-
bly, presented. It is something on
the Blue Jeans or s'The Old |
Homestead order-one of those
dramatic productions in which theJ
more crude and common place side
OF life is brought out in such a way
as to appeal strongly to the better
nature Of all who witness it. ssThe
Missouri Girls true tolife, impress
sive and Of good influence. Those
who saw its production here Mon
day night were treated to some
thing far better than the ordinary
in the theatrical line.
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Female Legislative Clerks.
The introduction in the Montana
house of solution for the appoint
ment OF. two more women as clerks