The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-27

Judge McGee left Tuesday evening
for Hot Springs, where he will hold
court for two or three weeks.
Several of the boys at the Indian
school felt the longing for the plains
and took French leave from the school
the fore part of the week, however they
were overtaken near Belle Fourche and
brought back.
The basket ball team of this CITY
played a return game with the Sturgis
team in that city Saturday. The Rapid
team won by a score of IS to Is and
report most enjoyable time.
In speaking of the Arlington Com edy
Company, who play a return engage
ment here for one week CONNIE ncing
Jan. 80, the Denver Post says: "Just
Before Dawn as the title indicates. is
vivid melodrama, enough people
being killed in each act to satisfy even
the Curtis audience, whose taste for
blood is evidenced IN The fact that the
bloodthirstier the attraction presented
the larger the attendance. Just Before
Dawn, however, is an attractive, en-
tertainment, which fully satisfies their
desires. The hero eventually reaches
the highest pinnacle of righteousness.
the heroine lives happy ever after, all
the villains are satisfactorily dispose
OF, and the comedians win many laugh
by their interesting jokes. Just Be-
fore Dawn is presented by capable
company, is well staged and is evil
IDENTITY in for good weeks BUSINESS
The corners jury, composed OF Thos.
Hewitt. T. II. Daley and w. E.
Brockett completed their work over
the remains of the Kane Bros, who
were found dead near the old Tam.
marack mine last week. 1t was thought
at first that the men had been murdered
but the jury found that they had died
by accident. This was about the only
conclusion that could be arrived at, as
no evidence to the contrary was to be
found, while the condition OF the bodies
could be brought about by accident.
1t appears that one of the men or both
were severely injured by tree crushing
into the seat, after which they were
SO weak they were unable to hold
! themselves and fell from the wagon.
4 w. w. Todenwarth OF whose arrival
this paper m ade mention two weeks ago
1 from New York city has fitted up his
property on Sixth, between St. Joe and
Kansas City streets, for an Office and
living apartments. Mr.. Todenwarth
t is liscensed electrical engineer, hold
ing liscense from the state under
writer's examination board Of New York.
Among electricians it is known that
this is the hardest liscense in the
y United States to obtain and person
holding same is capable Of executing
!, the most exacting work. Mr.. Toden-
warth should find plenty OF work in his
line to do in Rapid City as the proper
II wiring OF buildings for electric lighting
is one OF the first requirements of the
INSURANCE companies and they insist
that this work be done BY an expert
In conversation with the gentleman i,
: was learned he had several plans OF
foot for large operations in the Hills
!, lusing Rapid City as a base. It wa,
J, Ilearned that he is now working OF
plans for the erection of telephon,
system along the route Of the neS
railroad and is receiving estimates o.
poles for same
| One OF the most interstting and en-
i ioyable social, lodge affairs ever hell
i in the city occurred Monday night a
the installation OF the new officers o
the Degree Of Honor. Past grand chic
| OF honor, Mrs Newell, Of Stnrgis. was
presen to assist in the work and held
| the presiding Office all during the I'M