The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-10-28

Mrs. Peter Duhamel and Mrs. p. j.
WaldrOn are in Omaha.
Big city shows-Maek Swain Theatre
Co.-three nights, commencing Thurs
day, Nov. 3.
Editor Egbert OF the Black Hills
Miner and Weekly Call at Lead was in
town Saturday.
C M. B. Roth, the popular young ranch
or Of Ash creek, Paid this Office pleas.
ant call this week
Another shipment OF the famous
Retort Oak, self feeding, soft coal
stoves received by the Tom Sweeney
Hdw Co.
Howell Matthias and family will oc-
cupv the Stannard house this winter,
Mrs. Stannard having gone TO Chicago
for the season.
Rev. e. F. Case OF Woonsocket Is now
In charge OF the Methodist church here
hgving exchanged pastorates with
Rev. Joel A. smith.
Deciding that fifteen years was
long enough absence from home Frank
Mcmahon and family left last week
for Portage, Wis, for visit with rel
atives and friends.
The frame building opposite the
postoffice on Main street is thing OF
the past. The razing of this building
marks another step OF progress and in
cidentally shows where the city is AT
in the matter OF fire traps.
Mrs. Annie Lumley, president OF the
State Federation OF Woman's Clubs,
was the guest Of Mrs. G. S. Congdon
from Sunday to Tuesday. Rapid City
ladies rendered President Lumley a
reception Tuesday afternoon at X. Of
p. hall.
Secretary Robinson Of the State His
torical society, is rapidly filling up his
relic room at Pierre, The boys OF the
First are responding generously to the
request for relics of the Philippine war
and when complete the collection will
be valuable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rozdal arrived Tuesday
from Tabor, Bohemia, for visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Frances Nicodym,
who now lives at Five Mile, Mont.
After a visit here with the family of
J. Beranek they will 60 on to Five
mile and it is probable that they will
take up permanent residence in this
country.
The Moore Concert company played
to two small houses Saturday and Mon
dav nights, when they deserved better
treatment. Monday night the house
was so light that most companies
would have cancelled, but the program
was given. Nothing doing in the light
fantastic either night, the dancing con-
tingent not taking the usual interest.
Saturday evening at 5 O'clock at
Library hall will be held "Book"
social. The Union orchestra will fur
nish music ard refreshments will be
served. Donations of books will be
received. The affair is promoted for
the benefit OF our free library and read.
ing room and SO worthy an object
should receive liberal response from
our citizens.
Saturday the School Of Mines and
the Indian eleven will meet on the
local field and football tieads assert
that the game will be strenuously
warm proposition. Prof. Blyman has
the Indians under one wing and Coach
Hendrickson infuses ginger for the S.
of NJ. In order to help the whooper on
1t may be stated that the Indians wear
red, yellow, pink and Jasper and the
husky miners silver and gold.
Cllas. A. Barker, proprietor Of thu
4 metropolitan saloon, in the basement
on the corner Of st. Joe and Seventh
has added to his equipment modern
rooster for the handling Of such viandl
as 60 to produce appetizers. The out
fit is OF the finish and kind that arr
usually found in the better cluss Of liz.
uor houses, and the Metropolitan i
one OF the finest fitted saloons in thu
Hills, and is ably conducted by Mr.
Barker and his genial assistants.
The Union learns OF the death Of Dor
e. Needham on Sept. 10, at Eldorado
Calf. Mr.. Needham came to Soutl
Dakota ID the early eighties and locat
led ID Jerauld county whore he engaged
| Id farming and raising horses ON q la, g,
scale. He was quite prominent in pol
tiles and came to be known as 18th,
| gentleman from Jerauld." and for
iisime he registered this way on hote
registers when away from home. a,
II was q unique character and man VIII,
could hoast OF 4 host of friends. HI
came 10 Rapid city ID the BOOM day
n and engaged III ms i0ai7 -9ala real o.
n tate business. He served q term as
member of the state board Of rsgsnta
and Id his supervision had charge .
the state School Of Mines.
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