The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-10-13

state. They spent Sunday at the
Valley ranch, arriving here
Monday morning. They spent Tues
day here, leaving Wednesday for
In a few days they will
start for the Pacific coast, visiting
Seattle. San Francisco
and Los Angeles, returning by way
of Salt Lake and Denver. They
plan upon being gone about three
weeks. Regarding his visit to the
eastern portion Of the state Dir.
Martin said he enjoyedit very much,
having visited a large number OF
counties. At the state fair 1T
Huron and the corn palace ut
Mitchell there were immense
throngs of people and the exhibits
were wonderful in showing up the
great resources Of the state. So far
as the political situation is concern
ed Mr.. Martin seemed to be in the
very best OF spirits, giving every in
dication that he has no misgivings
about the outcome of his senatorial
contest with Senator Gamble.-Hot
Springs Star.
H. Denton has discovered Fuller's
Earth on his place ear Piedmont.
John Flavin, who works for Mr..
Denton, while working in the we'll
was attracted by the appearance OF
a portion of the wall. On closer OBJ
seryation Mr.. Flavin was astounded
to find that the peculiar looking
vein was genuine Fuller's Earth.
Mr.. Denton was notified and further
work was done at once with the re-
suit that o twenty foot vein was un-
covered. Samples were brought to
this city and complete analysis OF
the same will be made at once. II
the find proves of the value that is
anticipated, it will mean a great
deal not only to Mr.. Denton but also
to the community in general. Mr..
Denton is a gentleman that richly
deserves all the good fortune in the
world and it is hoped that this find
will be be the means Of putting him
on the high road to fortune. More
in regard to this find will be given
in these columns as work progresses
on the property.
The Deadwood high school and
Rapid City Indian school football
teams INDUCED in a game on the
grounds Of the former Saturday
afternoon, which resulted in q vic
tory for Deadwood by q score Of II
to o. From the standpoint Of scien
tific football, the game could not b,
classed among the first. But twice
through the contest we're tricks re
sorted to. Straight football being
the policy Of both sides. The higl
school won by indomitable pluck
fast, snappy playing and a surpris
, ing amount Of team work. When
ever a redskin got the ball--and j
was not often-some yellow ans
black legged individual was Away
/ sure to be in the immediate vicinit,
and usually succeeded in downing
his man without great gain.-Regis
ter.
, Earl P. Hoisington, travelling
salesman. for the Remington Type
writer Company, who is in town thi.
week says that the typewriter play
ed a conspicuous part in the peace
conlerence at Portsmouth. 81,
Remington typewriters with Russian
French and English keyboards were
in constant use by the Russian an6
Japanese plenipotentiaries, and the
6nal draft of the treaty for engross'
ing was prepared on these machines
This recalls the fact that the articles
Of peace between Spain and the
UNITED States and between the
British and the Beers were also
written on the Remington.
Work on the tunnel and ditch fol-
transporting the shines to the new
plant to be built In Deadwoodi is vel
under way. A number Of men are
work on the hill directly opposite
cyanide No. l and they are making
the dirt fly in great shape. The
roadway below where they are work.
ling presents anything but an at
tractive appearance to people con
templating . pleasant drive. How
ever, this inconvenience Is only tenn
porary.-Register.
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