The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-07-17

the only laundry in the Black Hills
thatdoes not occasionally lose, inJure
or destroy its patrons goods. Help
your own town grow by keeping
your money at home and patronlzlng
home lines Of business.
Special sale now on at Chases
Mr.. Gay has moved from west
Boulevard to place he recently bou-
ght OF VIM. Hall.
G. S. Condor and family have
moved into their new house near the
school house.
-Dain Automatic Alfalfa Stack
ers. Power Lift Push Rakes, Deering
Mowers aud Rakes, and hay machi-
merry Of all kinds at Sweeneys.
John Harrigan has been sick this
week but last reports stated he was
better.
Joseph Greenberg, the shoemaker
will move his shoeshop from the
Union office as soon as he can arr
ange for another building. He is
thinking Of putting up a new build
ing on st. Joe street.
Owing to washout east OF
Chadron the Black Hill had no mail
Friday, this week
Special sale at Chases.
Mrs. Tenney is said to be quite III
at her sons house in Keystone, aud
if she RECEIVERS her friends say she
will probably not retura to Rapid,
Calamity Jane, oftroatier fame,
was in town this week.
Special sale Of Dress Goods at
Owens & Clemens.
Roy Frank was a disappointed
Young man this week. After having
gotten out invitations for a lawn
party at his home he discovered that
asnumber of his guests to be had
made arrangements for q camping
trip in the Hills. Roy accordingly
postponed the date for his party
and says hereafter he will sort oil
sound" things before completing
arrangements.
For SALE Complete Steam
threshing outfit. Inquire OF Jack
Holmes. Rapid City, S. D.
DR.. j. Van Buskirk left this weel
for months sightseeing trip il
the east. The doctor will stop at
Detroit where he has relative:
and before returning will make ;
tour of the st. Lawrence river.
Is. Reports from the Hills are thai
wild fruit will be plentiful this year
Chas. Barker procured license
last Wednesday night from the
council and will reopen his saloor
vi der the land Office at once.
Manager Brennan is having The
roof Of Library Hall reshingled and
placed in good condition. A new
gallery is being built in the Hal
which will add some hundred seats
to the capacity Of the building
New scenery has been ordered ant
Is when the house opens next Septem
Der, il will present q much improved
appearance. The Della Pringle Co
will open the season here this witt
three nights engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs M. ]. O'Neill re
turned this week from their ranch
near Grindstone where they haG
been putting in the required time
4 necessary to hold their land. Mr.,
O'Neil, Mosier & Elliot, who consti
& tute the Monumental Cattle Co. al
have land adjoining each other and
are at present running about 1900
head Of sheep. The company owns
Q string Of the finest sheep sheds
u the west. They are fitted with
ventilators, sliding doors and every
convenience for the proper and hu.
name care Of their fiocks. Mr..
O'Neil reports the sheep doing well
but says the country needs rain.
will make youa suit to your
~ 30 easure that will fit we'll and wear
well, for s 0-=others charge fisaaen
and twenty dollars for silnle { ass
OF goods. Other grades Of cloth al
equal u low prices. No better lin.
ings or workmanship 10 b. had
an where. When you want clo ssses
see q. M. Severnss and save money,
Che door north Of the H .srney.
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