The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01

and the less whining and kicking
there is now, the better.
Hay fever has become an extreme
ly bad thing. No cure seems to
work except a change of climate.
Many can find no relief even in that.
A person badly afflicted a hardly
catch their breath at times and work,
during their illness, is out OF the
question. 1t seems passing strange
that no doctor has yet found a cure,
or a means of bringing some relief
at any rate.
B. A. Cummins, of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Pierre, telegraphed
from Rapid City yesterday afternoon
that a party Of surveyors with four
teams left Rapid City yesterday with
Pierre as their destination. He end
ed his message with one of his char
~acteristic phrases, Looks Good"
1t certainly does if it means what
Mr.. Cummings would have us be-
lieve.-Ft. Pierre Fairplay.
James HALEY and A. X. Gardner
went to Pierre last week to take
issue with the Board of Equalization
on account of the raise in taxes for
Pennington county. Evidently the
work OF the board did not agree with
either gentleman as they both re-
turned very sick. Mr.. Gardner was
left in Sioux City for a few days
because he could not travel while
Mr.. HALEY was lucky enough to get
home before he was taken down.
Both gentlemen I now feeling
quite we'll.
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William Shultz C"Vinegar Bill")
and Tom German we're arrested here
Monday for selling liquor to the
Indians. Both the men mentioned
are harmless individuals that do
more harm to themselves than any
one else by their love for the pro-
ducts of barley corn. The offense is
q serious one and M that they will
not easily escape from, even though
the courts may see fit to in a meas
ure excuse them as they would
children. Both men have been the
brunt of the towns jokes for a num-
Der Of years and all are really sorry
that they should have SO inadvertent.
ly placed themselves in such a
position.
Rev. r. T. Case accompanied by
his wife and daughter, returned from
Speartish Tuesday where they have
been attending the conference. Mr.,
Case was returned to Rapid City
and to say his church members are
glad would be but half saying it
Mr.. Case is one of the most able
lecturers that ever held a pulpit il
the city besides being a fine gentle
man to meet on the street. TO hear
Mr.. Case once is to become a regular
listener each Sunday, He has man!
! offers to forsake the pulpit for tn,
lecture platform, but home ties ant
the thought that more real, genuine
t good can be accomplished where ht
r is, holds him to his present work.
Having as ever in mind the ole
!. motto "Nothing too good for tn
American Public the Gentry Bro
thers this season have q superior
attraction in every and all respects
/, to any show Of its kind ever sent o,
!. a tour in this Or any other country
3 Gentry Brothers Famous Show.
United" are this season bigger
. better and grander than ever before
t The Gentry Bros, have this year out
! done themselves to present o show
! which would in every detail eclipse
anything heretofore presented under
canvas on the order of a dog anC
+ pony show. Press and public as ore
agree that the worlds greatest dog
and pony show is Gentry Bros.
Famous Shows United. AT Raid
City, Wednesday, Sept. 8.