The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-13
{ BRIEF MEN TON.

K.
WILDER Omstead has Joined the
geological survey as cook.
Jesse Borland is having large
barn built Oh his town property
Mrs. George Bale and son son JUS
tin are domiciled in in the Avant
house.
Mrs. "a. N. Arbuckle, mother Of
Il. q. Parrish, is now making her
home in Rapid.
Rev. Ware and daughter who re-
Gently returned from England are
{ at present visiting their ranch
Mrs. Mary Murphy, of Hover,
+ Neb. is here on visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. N. j. O'Neill.
p. Nelson held the lucky number
1881 that drew the fine meershaum
pipe at McNamara's Book Store.
Mrs. Ed Peterson, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Belson, are in
Deadwood for medical attendance
j for ear trouble which has been both
ering Mrs. Peterson.
DR.. Elliott will promptly answer
I all professional calls in city or coun-
try. Osteopathic treatments at
Office or at patients home as desired.
] Office, King Building, St. Joe st.
Attorney Buell's pet dog has been
sent to the dog heaven by some
miscreant who evidently wanted
to vent little spite. Mr.. Buell.
offers reward for his.apprehension.
DO you want daily or weekly
& paper during the coming campaign?
Il Men amnra can give you some bargains
In subscriptions.
The gas WORKS will be in opera
ton in two or three weeks. Mana
ger Trernble has spared no pains or
money to fit his plant up in No. !
shape.
Rev. Smith is said to be still suf-
fering Intensely with an attack of
Rheumatism which has confined him
TO his apartments for some weeks
past.5
The following amounts are soon
to be given the towns named, being.
thestwo per cent premiums received
a;iin towns containing organized fire
companies: Belle Fourcbe, $50. "a;
Usintrai City, $l2 SO; Dradwood,
1851 40 Hot Springs, $l95. 80; Lead,
s$7 20 81 SIS; Rapid City, $1Sl.26; Spear
& fish, Al Sturgis, $l16.9 80; White
wood, s$23, SO.
wish to acknowledge the receipt
ofsa fine split bamboo fishing rod
and tackle suchas enaneled silk line.
Hies, etc. The same being offered
{ asa prize gby the firm Of Lake and
Bump for the largest trout caught
and Registered from first to fourth
of FAY Inequality OF the entire
outfit being nrst class in every res
pect, have found all goods pur-
chased Of them to be to be equally
good. Homer Charles.
After q meeting Of one of the
ladies' clubs at Mrs. DIR. LeMar's
comfortable home last week few
OF the young married ladies decided
headed by the hostess sent out cour-
iers and called in their respective
I lords. Will Cox, Jim Sharp, Corwin
Baldwin, DR.. ] ackson and the writer
promptly ooeyed the imperial edict
and got there just in time relieve
L DIR. Lamar who was manfully striv-
ing against tremendous odds to up
1 hold the glory and traditions of the
sterner sex. The tide Of battle soon
turned however when we got there.
ffter substantial luncheon which
4 the ladies claim no man had a hand
III the making. we were led to the
parlor where we all agree the girls
were shown some valuable pointers
on entertainment. DR.. Jackson
Il rave us few selections in Scotch
dialect and the restofus spun yarns.
The time passed all too quickly and
us men are sure it was the most
successful Coterie ever held.
Anyone who desires may secure
fish for planting purposes from the
government free Of all charges, pro-
viding Of course, a suitable place is
provided for the fish in which to
mud tiply. All that is necessary is
To address the Fish Commissioner.
Washing ton, D. q, and make o
request forsfish. The commissioner
will forward a Blank to be filled out
and returned. In the meantime the
pplicant will receive several letters
from the commissioner regarding
what Is TO be done with the,fsh, etc.
These question: should be answered
lrsoinpt liz ana truihfully and by so
doing the fish will be delivered free
lat the nearest depot to applicant, all
harges paid, including transporta-
tiion our citizens care to take
the trouble, we can stock Rapid
sreek So that il a very few years
there will be plenty Of fish foraall,
MEXICAN