The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-03

4 at Library Hall.
Deaths.
Thursday morning of last week
Moses LaMear OF this city dropped
dead back Of the Union Office while
going to Call John Young from bed.
The immediate cause of bis death
was hemorrhage.
Seldom has it been the duty OF the
writer to chronicle more sad and pa
thetic incident than the death OF MIR.
LaMear. In years gone byit has been
the privilege of the writer to know
Nose more thoroughly than most
people and in al that time in every
action he proved himself a veritablr
diamond in the rough. AS Kiplng
says, the best thing person ca
say of another is that he was man.
Nose LaMear was a man in all it's
sense of greatness and nobility.
Rapid City has lost one of it's best
citizens and energetic rustlers and
mourns her loss m,st patheticaily.
Within the last few months Mos.
had been in poor health and the doe.
tors thought the cause was hear,
trouble and warned him to keep
himself as quiet as possible and no,
to do heavy work of any kind. This
advice was followed as far as an en-
Iergetic person can follow such ad-
vice, but Thursday last the Grea'
Father called him to his home.
Sunday the funeral was held from
the Catholic church, attended el
masso by the Modern Brotherhoo.
Of America, the Odd Fellow lodg
and the Modern Woodmen. The fu.
neral services at the grave were ii,
charge Of the Odd Fellows and we're
impressive to the extreme.
Thus ended "a happy life.
Tuesday kilograms came bearin 9
the news of the death of Mrs. Ed
| Woods Of Liberal, Kansas. The de-
ceased was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Patrick OF this city and
spent the greater portion of her
pure life in this city, The cause of
death was from the exp!os on OF an
alcohol lamp some two weeks ago at
which time, Mrs, Patrick, who was
with her daughter, was also severely
burned, but nothing serious. Mr.,
Patrick was notified ofthe accident
but the letter seemed to carry no
serious forebcdings of the serious
end. Sunday telegram came sum.
moning him to Kansas and he left
on the evening train. Another tele.
gram reached him in Nebraska tell
J ing him to await there the sad party
on their journey to the Hills.
The remains will arrive here this
week when the funeral arrangeme nts
will be announced.
J Janet Allen, of Hermosa, led al
the Sisters hospital in Hot Springs
, Saturday OF last week. The young
lady was charming miss Of eight
, cen years and her death will cause
, a serious loss. The grief stricken
parents have the sympathy OF the
entire community in their great
). loss.
2 Sunday afternoon Mrs. Anne
Piergul, more familiarly known az
, May Brown, died in this city o
} dropsy. May Brown was woman
OF the under WORLD and her deatl
came after a long illness in which
e Ishe was great sufferer.
Thursday, October 10, JOSEPH
> Horgan, of this city, died of old age
at his home on the corner OF Fourtl
and South streets. Mr.. Horgan wa
a fine old gentleman and his life wa
a somewhat romantic on ,. Coming t,
this country from Ireland in 1855 ht
: was engaged as civil engineer ant
his tales of his many adventure
a we're intensely: interes ting The I,
II neral services were held from th
II Catholic church Sunday morning,