The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-04-17
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Friday.
The pupils OF the State School of
Mines and city schools are enjoying
their spring vacation this week.
Thomas H. DAILY was a Friday ar
rival home from a trip to San Diego,
Cal, where he spent the winter.
Otto Beranek has received his
commission from the governor for
game and fish warden for this wear.
Mrs. r. W. Delicate and Mrs. DR..
Maple, both of Custer, spent the
week with Fred H. Whitfield and
family.
For Sale-160 acres of low timber
six miles west Of Rapid City.-Fred
Gill, Spruce avenue, Deadwood,
S. D.
Over twenty styles Of unlined
gloves, and the prices will astonish
you.-Chase's where they sell
cheap.
Mrs. D. L. Herman and children
spent the latter part Of last week
with Mrs. Herman's parents in
Deadwood.
Read RI. r. J. Jackson's new
card on this page Of The UNION and
give him q call when you need a
physician.
The citizens of Belle Fourche and
the board OF town trustees are CON
sidering the question of ~incorporat-
ing as a city.
Secretary Frank M. Stewart and
wife, Of Buffalo Gap, were Monday
arrivals to attend the stock meeting
and carnival.
The Eastern Star rendered a most
enjoyable farewell reception for Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Warner at the hall
saturday evening.
The G.. A. r. and Sons of Veter-
ans conducted financially success
full dinner and supper at their ST.
Joe street hall Monday.
Although he has been somewhat
under the weather, Uncle Geo. Nc,
Pherson came in from Hereford and
took in the carnival.
E. M. Holbrook has been made
general manager Of the re-organized
Horseshoe Mining Co. A better
choice could not have been made.
Mrs. Geo. f. Schneider left for hef
home in Iowa Monday evening
in answer to a telegram announcing
the serious illness, of her mother.
Anthony Thoma and wife left on
Monday evenings trainsfor ths Pa
cific coast country, and will spend
the greater part Of the summer
there.
HATS The day Of 200 to 500
per cent profit on hats has gone by;
$500 and $500 hats are nov selling
for $l.50 at Chase's where they sell
cheap.
@. s.. Hudson of Lead was a pleas
ant caller on The UNoIN Tuesday
morning and renewed his faith in
this great household necessity for
another year.
The Methodist ladies fed a multi
tude OF hungry people during the
stock meeting Tuesday. Their din
ner and supper was served at the
G. As. r. hall.
County Commissioner Fred j.
Gross suffered a slight %appopletic
stroke Monday evening, but is now
much better. No serious results
are unprecedented.
Thomas NJ. GODDARD, of Shiloh, this
state, has been appointed command
ant at the state soldiers home al
Hot Springs, to succeed Can't. W.
y. Lucas, retiring,
James w. Fowler arrived from
Chicago tuesday morning, where he
has been 10 the hospital Tor two
months past. He is greatly improy-
ca. Mrs. Fowler is at present visit
ing in Toledo.
They have just arrived Our
spring line Of silk and wash waists,
ID the latest New York styles.
They i sure to please you.
Chase where they sell cheap.
The South Omaha and Sioux City
delegations 10 Che stock meeting left
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