The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-20

attended and thoroughly enjoyed.
The program vas carried out fully
and the cash. receipts were satisfac-
tory in every way.
Mrs. A. Sigman and little dau oh,
tiers left for Crowell, Neb., Friday
evening, where the children will re-
main for about two weeks while
Mrs. Sigman is east purchasing an
u~p-to-date stock of millinery, which
will be placed in this city upon her
return.
Abe Jones has had printed a num-
Der OF posters calling for the deliy-
cry at Fort Meade of 22O cavalry
horses. Delivery is to commence
April 10, and all should be in by
May 5. A straight price of 800 is
offered for all that are received
-Sturgis Record.
The thermometer got down to 12
below zero last Sunday night-the
coolest for the witer thus far. Mon.
day was a zero day and Tuesday
was usnered in with a sort of a Chi
nook blizzard, but since the the wea-
Their has. been gradually getting
back to the regulation kind.
The Kettledrum was royalty en-
t%ertained at the home of Mrs. j. r
Sharp last Friday afternoon, Lo-
gomachy was the favorite game and
the afternoon was most enjoyably
Delicate refreshments were
served and the event was one of the
most successful in the history of the
organization.
Cashier W.. H. Gates, wife
and daughter Miss Bertha will start
Saturday for California to stay a
month or 50. Mr.. Gates has work
ed steadily for about two years with
out a vacation and will now take a
well earned aud much needed rest.
K. Thomas Of the First Nation
al Bank Of. Rapid will take his place
here during his absence.-Keystone
Recorder.
Chas. r. Loveland and Miss Laura
N. Estrop were united in marriage
Wednesday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hall in this city, Rev. W.
H.. Sparkling officiating. The bride
is a charming young lady, we'll
known to all. The groom is an en-
ergetic young man, honest and in
dustrous. They have gone to house
keeping on Eighth street. THE
UNION extends Congratulations.
Among the arrivals Monday at
Deadwood were Harris Franklin
and son, N. r. franklin. Asked
if there was anything new in the
Golden Reward smelter situation.
Mr.. Franklin said that there was
very little to say with regard to
it. One stack at the big smelter is
running and will be continued until
all the ore at the plant has been
treated, when the plant will be shut
down permanently, SO it is said.
Howard Worth was an arrival
home from a visit at his old home in
Philadelphia. He enjoyed his trip
very much. While away he took a
run down to Washington, hob nobb-
with all the political big guns at
the.hub, helped pull the kinks out Of
the Venezuelan question ard gave
Roosevelt the western trans.
lation of the Monroe doctrine.
Howard looks ten years younger
than when he went away.
GFEI
The Pennington County Bank has
recently putt in a new adding ma
and the continuance is so
complete, unique and perfect in its
work that the observer almost
thinks the machine possesses brains
don't. It can hardly b eds
cribea, but must be seen to be .ap-
.preciated.. 1t will add any column
of figures in a few seconds, with.
never an error, and give the total in.
rredink. It is a pretty thing, encas
'edin7 heavy plate glass, and is the
latest and best thing Of the kind to
be had. Go in and see il.
Matt Wolfer, from near Bixby, is
in town with a supply Of furs that
he has ready for the market. He
began trapping along the Moreau
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