The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-07-01

Fireworks OF all descriptions at
NcNamara's Book Store.

Fireworks of all descriptions att
McNamara's Book Store.
Rucl Wood is home from Atchln
son, Nebraska, where he mas pee"
attending school.
Mr. and Ms. James Boyd have
..o,n overland to Pierre from where
they will leave for eastern points on
an extended visit
Fritz Cooper who h; S scent ever
nj weeks visiting his parents lett
this week for Chicago.
Will Griffin and Bessie NJ, wood,
both Of Rapid City we're married at
tbc home OF the brides parents by
Row. ]. A. Smith, June 26.
4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Whiteside at Portland, June
%.
A how came to the home OF Mr.
and Mrs, Howard Barnett, June 70.
Edwards Wood & Company have
decided to close their local office ow-
ING to the lack of sufficient business
--Kodaks, Cameras, and Photo
Supplies at McNamara's Book Store
Last week the Indian School chill
dren gave an entertainment at Ar
mory hall. 1t was not well ATTENDED
on account of the inclcmency OF the
weather. 1t was repeated ny re-
quest the second night and again the
bad weater kept the crowd away.
The performance is said to have been
a very creditable one for pupils as
well as teacher.
Redding, the evangelist, closed
his meetings here this week. The
attendance has been fairly good, and
while the speakers methods have not
mot the universal satisfaction he has
undoubtedly accomplished some good
as several have come forward ana
expressed q desire to lead better
life.
Mrs. Jack Diven who recently sew
cred her connection with the local
steam laundry has purchased up-to-
date laundry machinery, and estao,
lished herself in business. Mrs
Diven is an expert laundress and by
reason of taking infinite care and
pains with her work is rapidly build
mo for herself a nice little business.
An officers sword, some bones,
and a castiron box Is inches long .
inches wide and deep, were found
by Clarence Biggs while he was dig
ging vault in the rear OF Chris
Habeper billiard hall and bowling
alley, at Salem. S. D. 1t is not
known how they came to be there,
unless it was the grave of some union
officer who fell while doing duty on
the plains before the time OF the set
Elements.
The UNION is very glad to an
nounce that Abner Mosier has de-
cided to remain in Rapid and this
week bought out Charley Gaston's
ST. Joe street barber shop. While
we are glad to have Mosier back
among us we regret to lose Castor
who will probably go out into the
country.
Invitations have been issued for 6
chilarens party to be given by Mr.
and Mrs. C. w. Browns little daugh
ter and son at their home next SAT
,,r;lav afternoon. Mrs. Brown per
mitted the children to name as many
quests as they wished to invite. The
result was the startling total O.
eighty names. Mrs. Brown how
ever. is d lady Of resources as wei
asa charming hostess and we are
sure that The little people will be
we'll for and will have much tc
enjoy.
Ed Mills, the new fish warden.
has taken hold Of his duties as
though he meant business. we
understand his method is 70 appoint
about one dozen secret deputies who
live along the creek. and who y IS
safe to say will make life miserable
for those who employ unlawful
methods to secure fish. The Union
printers turned OUT q new batch Q.
fish warden blan'ss this week which
t,,le Clerk Of Courts pronounces a
work Of art, and which are properly
So as to give the deputy who
folds one full power to cinch any
.ascal who may be caught doing.
lirty work.