The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-02
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AND WESTERN STOCK REVIEW.
BRIEF MENTION.

its printing day to suit the needs
of carpenters, foundrymen, dray-
men, etc. and our time has been
taken up also with the moving to
such an extent our columns present
a very sdepleted appearance. We
are moved at last, machinery and
all and from now on just "watch
u.s."
The fishing season closed August 81
Miss Lovejoy OF Vesta was in town
this week.
A daughter was born Aug. % to Mr.,
and Mrs. Abel Doughty.
Charley Hunt returned from the big
fair this week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Pete sweeney August 20,
Maurice Flavin is down from Sturgis
and has assumed the charge OF the
Csrlis millinery store.
DR.. and Mrs. Deering Of Boone, Ia
were arrivals this week. Mrs. Deer
ing Is sister OF w. w. Cliff.
G. w. Srohm has been i'll the last
week and a number OF his children
have been sent for.
c. Lsnhart and sons Walter and
Warren were passengers for the
Worlds Fair this week.
j. B. henderson and son have pur-
chased the ice business formerly run
by Foy Gentry.
Mrs. A. Gates and little son, Carl,
are visiting Mrs. Garlick, who is her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Gates comes from
Missoula, Mont.
Camp Paradise" is quite popular
these days and all speak in praise Of
the service furnished by Mrs. Hanson
the proprietor.
1t Is rumored that Superintendent
Davis OF the Indian school will soon be
succeeded by Inspector House of the
Indian service.
The Harvey changed mana cement
Sept. l. John NICE Troy, jr., has as
sumed charged and much better SER
vice is looked for under his manage
ment.
Prof. c. J. Blyman OF Chicago has
been secured by the board Of education
for superintendent of schools. He ar
rived this week and has been actively
engaged In arranging for the opening
Of the schools.
The carnival company that played In
Deadwood last week are putting in this
week IN this city. They have dozen
or SO attractions each in different
tent on Main street, and are doing a
4 better business than they said they did
In Deadwood.
J.. II. Garrett OF Elk Creek has left u.
the largest native apple we eyer saw II
the Hills. Mr.. Garrett has about 50(
bearing trees and none Of them are
over eight years old. Mr.. Garrett Al
tributes his fine success to intelllgen
care and cultivation. He says thu
''rusta affected his orchard some, bu
not seriously.
On Aug. % occurred the death of {
d. Stoermer at his farm noithwest
v town. He was sixty-nine years Of ag
and served in the Civil war as sergean
Of F. Co. End Reg. Missouri Vol. Inf
He leaves wife and seven children I
mourn his loss and q host Of friend
extend sympathy to the bereaved one:
The many friends Of w. w. CHI
will be deeply panied to learn the OF
gentleman 10 in very serious cond
ISL tion as q result OF q sort Of paralyti
stroke received last week while 8
work In his garden. He has been en-
tirely speechless since the attack an
while yet conscious, the ply siciar
have given up hope Of his recovery.
Tho annual assessment tbroughor
the entira hills is now In progress
Every man owning one claim is requil
ca BY law to do work amounting to SIC
for each holding. There are gre.
many claims in the Black Hills the
are NOT patented and therefore require
the annual work to be done, It NEAR
the distribution Of large amount
money, FOR supplies Of all kinds must
purchased and labor employed AS
usnally the case good many ne
strikes and finds are made on accou
of this work. Reports are coming
avery day Of new discoveries wi'it
creates quite bit Of interest in the d
u ferent districts. There is tendency
she present time to do better and MOI
honest work on the part Of the Owner
Of these claims. IN the past there ha