The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-07-22
BRIEF MENTION,

DHAAH "LlN EOlNp
DO you want daily or weekly
paper during the coming campaign?
Mcnamara can give you some bargains
in subscriptions.
The members of NJ Co. have or
dered q new set of uniforms:
The band expects to take few
days outing at Hot Springs this
week.,
A new and valuable placer strike
is reported from the old Rockerville
diggings.,
j. S. Gantz and daughters, Misses
Gussie and Kittie are on q pleasure
trip in Illinois.
"Chub" Bollen who was recently
shot at keystone has about recov-
cred from his injuries.
Willis Wells sustained a disloca-
ton to shoulder this week as the
result Of a fall. He is now recover
ing.
r. w. Day was down from Silver
City last week and spoke enthusi-
astically Of the mining outlook in
his section. Some sixty men are
now employed there and the pay roll
is worth about SO, 900 a month.
Rapids public library will be To-
Gated in the corner of the Flormann
block instead Of in the room now
occupied by Owens Il Clemens.
Travelling men from down the road
& state chat Gollmar Bros. circus is
\ the best of it's kind they have seen
in this country.
The democratic judicial conven-
tion at Hot Springs last Saturday
was an enthusiastic affair. Judge
i MCGEE was renominated by accla
4 nation
Nanny little came near losing
aleg at the saw mill this week.
While assisting iu adjusting a belt
he slipped and the saw ripped the
flesh from the left knee down and
nearly severed two toes. NANNY
X showed considerable fortitude and
medical attendance soon had the in.
jured boy resting as easily as could
be expected tits thought two toes
will have to be amputated.
Thomas Hughes Napier, aged 81
years, died in this city last Friday
OF paralysis. Deceased leaves wife
and large family to mourn his loss
The wife, two married soas, Daniel
and William and a daughter, Mrs.
Snavely, reside here. The fu-
neral was held from the residence
Of Mrs. Snavely, Rev. Smith officiat-
ing.
The public always enjoys really
good entertainment and are quick
to recognize merit and decency. The
Gollmar Bros. railroad shows which
exhibited here Tuesday made friends
Of all who witnessed their fine exhi-
bftion and fair treatment OF the PEG
pie. Men and women are more crit
ical and exacting than formerly
When they patronize an enterprise
they do not take kindly to beins
buncoed. No vulgarity, no obsen'
language nor jokes, no fakirs, nj
gamblers. Take these features il
connection with such talent as tn
Gollmar's employ and what NOR
could reasonable people ask2 Col
mar Bros. show is all right. Th
Better Way, Minneapolis.
Jerry Sanders accompanied b
Henry Putnam came upfrom Grind
stone last Saturday bringing tn
body Of his brother Lester who me
his deathln q water hole near hi
ranch. The young mau's sad dealt
is surrounded with mystery and al
inquest7issnow being held to deter
mine if possible whether there wa
foul play or not. The remains wer
buried Sunday morning
Jimmie Dsveraux, a former Rapi,
City boy came IN Tuesday mornin'
for a few days visit with old friends
Jimmie has oeen gone from her
twelve yearsand finds the place YER
much changed indeed. He has
good position with the post Office dc
artment il 81. Pau, Mimi, Wher