The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-12
!here is no Roohslle Salts, Alum,
Baking
Powder
MOT IN THE BAKING POWDER TRUST
1t makes pure food.

Pense. Frank thought he had dis
covered a defective tooth and
upon one of the family examining
and reporting a cavity, Frank i'm
mediately began having genuine
shooting pains and lost no time in
getting to town and to a dental
Office. After a careful and
thorough examination the dentist
reported Franks molars as sound
as silver dollars. He suggested
that occasionally some foreign
substance may lodge and resemble
a cavity and he said he thought
the best treatment for that sort of
affection was a tooth brush.
Franks tooth stopped aching at
once and hasn't bothered him
since.
According to the figures just
compiled by the Denver Post,
South Dakota ranks third in the
metal values among the gold pro-
ducing states in this country. The
figures are taken from the 1905.
report of the American Smelling
and Refining company, the smelt-
ing trust, which handles most of
the ore in this country. The
South Dakota figures are as fol-
lows: Gold, $50, oo6; silver. Sc, o92;
lead, s22o; fetal, s5S,324. In the
gold production treated by the
trusts plants Colorado leads with
$o, 573,724. Nevada is second
with s3,o11.41 and South Dakota
third. In contents South Dakota
had 2,831,el2 net pounds treated
: by these plants.
Frank Hamilton and Charles
Arrison were up before Judge
Scriber Monday on complaint OF
James Belknap, the charge being
I cruelty to animals. The young
men hired a team from Belknap
and drove some fifty miles at such
speed that mi of the horses died.
They then procured another horse
; and hitching it with the remaining
animal. made another long drive
: These drives were made withou
feed. The judge thought So:
and twenty days each in jai
would adjust the matter, as the
parties appeared to be more ig
norant than bad, 1t is regrettable
that u laws do not provide {
- more severe penalty than a few
lazy days in Jail, for such a detes.
table offense.
The Kimball Graphic says tina
the young people of the churche
who don't dance have a new gam
in the east. 1t is called "Christi
anity." The girls all arrang
an themselves on one side of TIL
room and are called the christians
c. while the fellows line up on tn
of other side and are known as tn
s.. heather. Then the heather a
20 over and embrace christianity
Two tracklaying crews are no
We at work on the west road, a secon'
ev having been put to work this weel
bt. Rails are being laid east of Pactol
to close up a gap. Plenty /.
" material is now on hand and til
gangs are now at work at difterer
points along the road closing u
els gaps and it will not be long no
Jus before the road will be ready to I
=. turned over to the operators.
~ The Floorman block, built I
IN Robt. Floorman in '84 and '85 h;
,od been sold by the former owner
sore English c~apitalists to a
re. American company. Sever
civ Rapid City people among the pu
The chasers. are Jas. HALEY, 10
Sweeney, John McNamara, E.
Farlow and Mrs. E. ]. Allen. Son
Wn needed repairs and improvement
Is will.b made in the block. !"
HRS
md Willis Wells, who has been ailil
for some months, died in this ci
last Monday morning. Ne was
son Of Judge Wells. formerly
o. this place and came to this city
en-. 1886. His wife and son live he
y a as does a sister, Mrs. F. G. Fost'
He was a member Of the Yoem
ond lodge and his body was sent
Sat. Greentop, Mo-, his old home,
up burial,
J, ms President Harper Of the Chico
NAT University died this week. A !
months ago physicians prophes
80. nc doath h;c ailimenf heinp