The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-08-18
day evening for Rochester, Minn.'
where be will have an operation per-
formed on his injured knee.

formed on his injured knee.
Tom Sweeney and James Brennan
again asserted their belief in the
future of Rapid by purchasing the
Bliss block south OF E. Holcomb's.
AL Emrick left last Thursday
evening for Cleveland, Ohio. His
brother is seriously i'll, from what
cause, the reporter did not learn.
G.. S. Mccoy arrived home Mon
day from Alliance, Neb., where he
went to visit his father in his last
illness. The old gentleman died
July 8.
H. W. McManus was the happy
winner of a fine gold watch, q
present from the international Cor
respopdence School of Scranton, Ia.
for work done for them.
Laboring meu are in demand.
All kinds are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
common laborers r wanted and
will be paid good wages. Many now
employed are working overtime.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dee
Wyrick is having o serious time OF it
after eating some canned beans that
had been left standing. 1t is hoped
the little fellow will pull through.
A large, jolly party went to Hot
Springs Monday to attend the Sol
dier's and Sailors Reunion at that
place. Like all Rapid people, they
will have a good time at that famous
resort.
Geo. Harter was an arrival this
week from Elk Point, S. D., wnere
he has been visiting his parents
Geo, is one of the best of good
fellows and it is hoped he will see
fit to stay in the Hills in the future
| Cement walks are going in as fast
as it is possible to get men and teams
to do the work. Hans Graves ii
doing cement work and it would b.
we'll to give him a call if you contem
p plate q cement walk. Mr.. Graves
will guarantee his work.
Mrs, O. l.. Cooper and daughter
Miss Hannah, returned from Ho
n Springs Wednesday, where the
have been running the William
house at that place. The worl
; proved too hard for the ladies and i
was thought best to give the hote
q up for the rest of the season.
Miss Hare, Of the Keystone Re
y corder, was in town this week OF
business. Miss Hare says tina
y though Keystone is at presen
S rather dull, a small boom is expect
% ed shortly when circumstances 8
70 shape themselves.
Every mar owes it to himself an
his family to master o trade or pro
lie fession. Read the display advertil
ment of the six Morse Schools
# Telegraphy, in this issue and lear
X how easily q young man or lad
may learn telegraphy and be al
sured q position.
O.. Joe Sanders and wife were in tow
err this week and took Mondays trai
for Hot Springs. Mr.. Sanders is or
of the young sheepmen of this cou'
try that are surely making the
:. "pile" and recalls many instances
the past when he and the write
attended high school together
40 number of years ago.
The doctors and lawyers met {
the field Of honor (base ball ground
~ and done full justice to the nation
~ game Tuesday afternoon. The SEQ
stood 10 to IA in favor of the aposta
OF Blackstone and it is said the
,m will now be no appeal for a dscisio
as the game ending as it did. II
doctors have HE'D themselves
cool and placid streams-nursil
,st their tired and aching bones al
ma though two attorneys at least, we
able to get out of bed t
following day they say th'
will rest their side until the nel
August, term. Judges Umpire
les McElroy and Blyman are recoveri1
slowly.
In another column it will be Sc
g that Rockerville played Rapid VI
ley o game Of base ball. This is
error and should DO Rockerville
lu- Spring Greek.
- Joseph Matthias, our dilige
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