The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-13

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of Bangs T. Morris and started for
Frank Harris place where, he said, he
intended staying for a few weeks
In some way he was thrown from tho
carriage, his foot caught in the spring
and he was dragged to death. Tom
Sweeney telegraphed to Baltimore to
find out what disposition to make Of
the remains and word was received to
ship to r. c. Peters, Rockerville,
Maine, which instruction was com
piled with. The young man was, ap-
parently, we'll connected and possessed
OF considerable property, as he was the
possessor OF quite large amounts from
time to time being sent him from Ma
ryland.
Word was brought to the city that
Irwin Leedy, now working near Pedro.
is. d., was thrown from a horse and
had the misfortune to have his leg
broken. However the accident oc-
Cured some eight days ago and he is
now on the high road to rapid recov
cry.
Miss Leola FarlOw returned this
week to Custer to continue her duties
as teacher in the public schools at that
place. Miss Farlow is just recovering
from an accident in which her arm was
| thrown out OF joint. but with her usual
pluck, she insisted on resuming her
work on schedule time.
| 1t is reported that Seth Bullock, now
forest supervisor for the Black Hills.
will be sent to Alaska by the president
to do marsha. duty there. Mr.. Bullock
has had life long experience in this
line Of work and will, without questio /,
fill the important position with honor
and profit to the government and him
self.
Ray Paulson and Miss Ora Strandall,
! both Of Pedro. were united in mar
riage at the Patton house here on
Wednesday OF this week. Both the
bride and groom are well and favor .
ably known in the community in which
they reside. The best wishes Of host
of friends, In which the Union joins,
| is theirs.
Engineer Tucker, OF the new rail-
road company was in town this week
and reports the work progl essing
nicely in his line. Tom Elliott, acting
as contracting agent for the road, has
gone up the creek to look after Q num-
Der OF contracts that are to be placed
up there. Steel for the tracks has been
ordered shipped here at once as the
old rails cannot be depended upon for
usage.
Mrs. Avant. mother o. the Avant
boys at Hermosa. passed away last
evening after lingering illness Of
three weeks. Old age was the indi.
rect cause of her death. Many. person.
| ally acquainted with her, knew her to
be grand old lady, and one whom all
loved. The many friends Of the be-
reaved sens, in which the Union Joins
aaa il deep sympathy over their great
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It will be Of interest to many theatre
s|goers to learn that Della Piingle, wht
commenced three night stand in thi.
city yesterday was married recently ii
Kansas City to hermanager, Mr.. futile
Last September Miss Pringle was di
4 porced from her former husband, G.
4 5Ssa::h *A&s.ama. 4sEEaslsss IS Miss Pringle'
third marriage and it il to be hopet
n that it will result more happily thar
4 her two former trials.
Tuesday evening Peter Duhamel ami
son, Joseph, lMike Quinn, Frank Acker
man and Berry Morris left for Omaha
! where Jack Hale will join the part,
and all will journey to Cuba. At Mi
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