The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-10-07

Gail, IcGlfHcu rom WI lCulBdu litSt
Thursday after having spent most en-
ioyable month with relatives and |
friends.
Abe Workman went to Lead Tuesday |
for Il week. A large delivery Of books,
for which he ha. made successful |
canvas. calls him to that part of the
country
A party composed Of Walter Can
field, w e B"ocket, John Barker, p
McElroy, Jr., and Will Raken OF Key
stone, left Wednesday for ten days
duck hunt.
| Last Saturday forenoon while Paul,
the youngest son of III. w. Somers, was
standing in delivery wagon the
horses started suddenly throwing him
out and breaking his arm.
Charles CASTOR left last week for Ne
braska and Iowa points with the view
OF finding good opening for a barber
shop. He was very fortunate in secur-
ing such an opening in the lively town
Of Pender, Neb., and will locate there
Immediately.
Miss Constance Hartgering, formerly
a student at the School Of Mines here,
is now a sophomore at the University
of Minnesota. She was member Of
the class of '03, and in the last year has
completed at home has preparatory
course and part of the college course.
The resignation of L. A. Code as
chief clerk OF the land office of Rapid
City, has been accepted and he will at
once go into the land Office, real estate
and absiracting business for himself at
Belle Eourche, s. D. His vacancy in
Rapid will be filled by Howell Matthias
OF Chamberlain.
Two deaths are the result Of a wreck
on the Burlington Wednesday of las,
week between Hill City and Custer.
those of Engineer Chas Stephenson and
Conductor l. Sanborn, The former
was killed Immediately and the latter
died from his injuries the next day,
, The wreck was caused by failure Of air
: on steep grade.
The new superintendent OF the In
) dian school, ]. F. House, and family,
i arrived last Thursday from Marietta,
5 Ohio, and will begin his duties at once.
A rnnaptinn WAC ri van +ho,,, loot H.;
day by the employees OF the school
(. also for the retiring Supt. s. B. Davis
. and wife, who left for Tennessee las,
Saturday evening.
Hermosa is revealing in carnival
! OF sports this week. An excellant pro
: gram OF sports is being carried out by
cowboys, Indians and others. The
crowd is being served with OK and NUT.
lon barbecue and everyone is enjoying
the affair immensely. John Reddick il
; marshal of the day and the boys report
him an ideal officer.
According to the call published las,
: week the popul,sts, or what was left O
: them, gathered at the court house t.
hold convention. Just five OF the
faithful were on hand and after yainly
!. trying to secure persons who would &C
b cept nominations adjourned until to.
: morrow afternoon Saturday. when an
other effort will be made to place
: ticket in the field.
III The work Of defining the boundar,
between South Dakota and Wyoming
/ IS again being prosecuted, and Frar
s Peck and Q H southmayd of Dead
wood are in the field with force OF
| surveyors, They are beginning al
| Montana lake in the northwestern par,
OF Lawrence county, says the Sioux
| City journal, and will work south, run.
ming the survey distance Of 1903 miles,
placing stone monuments along the
line at intervals of one mile. The pur.
pose OF the work is to enable persons
residing near the boundary to deter.
mine readily in which state their prom
erty is. The monuments to be used il
Il marking the line have arrived at Belle
Fourche and will be distributed from
I, there in wagons, They weigh 81
pounds each, ara will be placed in the
ground to a depth OF one foot and vii
project seven feet above the surface.
Robert Rudisili. candidate for audi
tor in this republican county tickle
paid this office pleasant visi thi
week. Mr.. Rudisill is q man VII,
though a resident OF our county 70
some sixteen years, is not very vel
known outside OF his own district
j There are many good men in the worl
and many kinds Of them and Mr.. Rudl
sill happens TO be the kind that object
4 to pushing himself forward even whe
running for office, This accounts 10
B the fact that he is not quite so vel
| known in this end Of the county, How
4 ever, we can assure the gentleman .ha
/ tmodesty never hurts any man. His REQ
ord is clean, he is thoroughly compe
tent, and in addition to this he IL con
scientious re publican. III that is no
Isufficient to elect a man We know o
u nothing that is,