The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-06

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the event was thoroughly enjoyed.
The proceeds went to swell the
piano fund for the school and were
satisfactory.
r. B. Hughes, wife and family
are spending a winter vacation at
LaJolla, California,-the extreame
southwestern portion of that state.
Paul D. McClelland was up from
Hermosa Monday. He recently
purchased the Avant stock Of goods
in that town and is continuing the
business.
DR.. A. S. Amerman of Rockford
spent a good part of the week in
toyn. The DR.. is in poor health
and has recently spent some time in
the hospital at Lead.
Cosgrove's Merry Makers showed
to a good-sized audience at Library
hall last Saturday night. Some fea-
lures OF the show yer good, while
others were only fair.
Mrs. Mary Miller, cook at the
government Indian school, has been
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transferred to a similar position at
Santee agency, leaving for that
place Saturday evening.
Mrs. G. A.. Wiegand entertained
the Tourists Club at her home
Tuesday evening. An interesting
program was rendered and light re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. W. G. Fisher entertained
the members of the Kettledrum at
her home last Friday afternoon. A
luncheon was served and the affair
was thoroughly enjoyable.
Mrs. James HALEY and daughter,
Sarah, left on Sunday evenings
train for Sioux Falls, where Miss
Sarah will join her sisters, Frances
and Lottie, in All Saints school.
There is no truth in the reported
prospective shut down of the Horse
shoe smelter in this city. Thu
UNION gets it's information from 8
proper source, it is glad to say.
Monday was grounding day anc
in this section the little cuss was
unable to see his shadow. Accord
ing to tradition, therefore, we may
not have six weeks more of winter.
Strayed-From my ranch on Alkali
one 3-year-old Hereford bull with RICH
horn dropped; branded O left shoulder
D left side and o left hip. Liberal re
ward for information or return tx
James Hoyt, Hereford, s. d.
Reports from the range are NOR.
encouraging, cattle are picking W
fast andsthe outlook is all that coulC
be expected. The northern range il
fine and cattle are in prime condi'
tion,
We have two new Standard sew
ing machines to sell at a big bargain
as we do not intend carrying mach
ines in the future. Come and SET
these two.-Lathrop-Reev Mercan
tile Company,
Strayed-One light red young COW
hind legs white to knee, white spot il
forehead, branded IN IN right shout
der; both horns EsS& broken off; $500
reward for return sk or information
leading therefor chard Braith
waite, Bend, S. D.
II Col. Richard Henry Lee viii
communicate with Mrs. w. d. Poo
Of Woodland and Beaver Streets
Allegheny, Pa, he will hear 0
some long lost re1atives.-DeaG
wood Pioneer-Times.
The UNION job department keeps
busy even during the lull season.
a big line. OF do%llar-saving station.
cry has been added this week, q lot
Of the latest faces of type ! on the
way, SO bring on your printing.
The work and prices will both be
right.
OF the five hundred settlers who
made homestead entry on this side
last summer, only one lone home,
steader is complying with the Law
by living on his homestead; they
can't have much of a Lick coming on
the selfish stockmen.-Fort
Pierre Journal.
No, kind reader, not one Of the
three county commissioners havs
answered the article On THE on.
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