The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-01-10
Mines monthly magazine. The Aur.

laNy-S3 SdAllS. Liz hur-
um, ms lntalled a small plant and
will publish the magazine, in the
future, instead Of hiring the work
done at some, other newspaper shop.
Inc boys may be somewhat shy on
experience, but they will get this as
the days go by. The January num-
Der is promised onsthe 18th. Here's
to the success of.the new plan, and
may it prove a winner financially
and every other way.
Sol Levinson, who was shot in the
left breast oy a former employee,
Lso Winberg, in Levinson's jewelry
store at Deadwood in November, has
entirely recovered, and has been dis
charged from the surgeon care.
The ball penetrated the upper por-
t on Of the left lung and is supposed
to have lodged in the muscles of the
left shoulder. He will carry it the
remainder OF his life. Winberg lis
soon to have his trial for assault
with murderous intent.
Rev. John Bailey of DesMoines,
Iowa, occupied the pulpit at the M.
3. church last. Sunday evening and
delivered an excellent discourse to
a large congregation. Miss Mabel
Collins, at the close of the sermon,
rendered a beautiful and appropri-
ate solo, with authoharp accompani-
ment, was enjoyed by all. Rev.
Bailey was an old co-worker.with
Rey. Collins at the Iowa capital in
earlier years and he and his wife
are here on a visit with DR.. Collins
and family.
An Indian woman from Pine
Ridge agency, who had been to
Rapid City on a visit in company
with several families of Indians, was
accidentally shot on Spring creek a
few days ago on the return trip to
the reservation. A rifle slipped out
OF the wagol and was discharged,
the ball passing through her wrist
and lodging in the right shoulder.
County Commissioner Walker ma
= FEsa.
daughter, Mrs. Coburn, were Monr
day evenin arrivals in town. Mn.
Walker is attending the saaulw
January session Of the coEmissi@ ,
ers, while Mrs. Coburn is, the ~ 9
|of Mrs. G.S. Congdon.
Last Friday Corbin, Morse col,
800 head of cattle to John, Har ! =
his Spring Geek, rapch,. a nd :,
Saturday disposed OF. a50, b aad !,
Mike Burton of Centennial nrair;e
When Gorb can't scare up cattl
deal Of some kind t's alooE i dav 4
The marriage okfWitiiau = Ne,
son, Of Rapid City, ANDY 1iss Mario,
:. Heitter, Of Rocky, 10 I'd. Wvo.. !,
reported. They will Is We il RAM,
City Mr.. NelsoR IL an a]nginee,
and mining man.. Of the so,,tber,
hills.
The week ofspray er is being prop
.erly observed, by union Service,
alternating bet ween the severa
Tins, Y eek. The closing
Will. be- neld at the Presby
'erlan cnslrah next Sunday evening
g. Buell. has purchased the il.
= Judge William Gardne,
n the we'll known Sheidley Cattle
q p urchasesprice is said tc
nave Deen 1O5,O00. 1t was a deal
~ consRie 'rable magnitude.
Miss Dixie Kittrell, representing
~. ~ Dss .dwood independents, was an
ngelvap Tuesday evening and spent
.Weup esday III the city in the inter
esls q key Webt:s Journalistic ray
ofssllnshine.
pa january 1st the railwa Us re.
a'1ced the; passenger rate to 4 cents
ger mile in this state. This will
,'aAesa. considerable saving to the
who travels and pays his fare.
Rapid City will soon have a com.
pany Of state militia. Captain
DrossWay reports the e.urollment:ol
osef nali enough for the new ON.
p''ssy WltnoH' any solicit alton,
Miss Ne lie Moody 81 sturgis
49, p'liaas' ed the pipe or gan at bott
syn at the Presbyte rian church
~ Aay rendering som . selections
'lss ere highly appreci lated.
Y ristophs Birnbaum 8 ot onto III,
oN oN's rollof honor S aturday by
ying q year ahead on the paper
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