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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-21
KEYSTONE NupTIALs.

Monday at high noon Mr..
Lee Shrum and Miss Leona
Bottom, both Of keystone were
united in matrimony at the
Congregational patronage. Rev.
Butcher performed the cere-
mony. Bob Arnold was with
the groom, the bridesmaid was
Miss Champion. The happy
couple went to Keystone in the
afternoon where they will reside.
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by the various mines and mills
throughout the Hills. So far,
arrangements have only been
made looking towards the sup
plying of the northern hills, but
when the necessity for more
power arises in The southern
hills, it will not be difficult to
furnish it.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-21

ballot and Baken on the fifth.
On the seventh ballot Garfield
needed but two votes for a ma
jority. Immediately the Clark
delegation switched to Palmer
and the eighth ballot gave the
nomination to the man from
Hill City.
The other offices were filled
as follows:
County Assessor, John L.
Spayde, County Surveyor A. S.
Whitehead, county coroner,
DR.. Jackson, county commits
sioners, F. G. Feigel and j. A,
Miller.
After the central committee
was empowered to fill all va
cancies the convention adjourn
ed.
The democratic convention
was one of the nose enthusias-
tic assemblages in years. The
convention adjourned early in
the afternoon session and took
up the regular business in the
evening. Little opposition was
made to any Of the nominees
and the result was as follows:
State senator, w. H. Tom
kins; representatives, G.. w.
Coats and J. Jay; county Judge,
w. w. Soule; clerk Of courts,
Jacob S. Gantz; Estates attorney,
Chauncey L. Wood; sheriff,
Gene Bangs; county treasurer,
Chas. P. Title; register of deed,
Ed S. Allen.
Superintendent of public in
struction. Miss Estella Nc
Mahon. County surveyor, Zack
Holmes; county coroner, DR.
Giffin, county commissioners,
Lee. .Platt and J Joseph Reynolds;
county treasurer, Walter Smith;
Justice Of the Peace, T. J. Cur
tbs, John Lapp, NJ. j. Scanlan,
Howard Worth; constable, G..
W. Kidney, e. E. Shepard, R.
H. Evans and Fred Mccain.
County auditor, John Con-
way.
P. B. Mccarthy was appoint
ed chairman and Frank Bangs
secretary Of the county central
committee after which the con-
vention adjourned.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-21
TWO 6R[AT CONVENTIONS H[[D
REPuBL AND DEMOCRATS
CONVENE AND NOMINATE
FAVORITES SONS

James Hopkins,
A. X. Thomas.
A recess of ten minutes was
given to enable the committee
to make their reports.
When the house was again
called to order the reports of
the committees were submitted
and voted upon. All were ac-
cepted except the minority re-
port of Ray Smith asking that
the office of sheriff be voted on
first.
After all the preliminary bus
mess had been transacted the
chair announced that nomina-
tions were in order for a state
senator.
Thomas Tracy placed the
name of John F. Schrader, Of
Rapid City before the conven-
ton.
D. L. Herman next took the
floor and in a very concise, we'll
framed talk placed in nomina-
ton the name Of Myron Willsie.
A brief discussion followed
in regard to Mr.. Schraders
position with regard to thestate
ticket but the convention took
no action and a ballot was taken
with the following result.
Schrader 20
Willsie 80
At the request of Mr..
Schrader the nomination Of
Willsie was made by acclama-
ton.
Chairman Boyd then an
nounced that nominations for
representatives were in order.
-Four names we're placed in the
field. Milton Freese and w.
S. E. Mccain from the eastern
portion and A. McKirahan and
Joseph Hare from the Hills.
This was the first formal an
nouncement Of the withdrawal
Of Mr.. Hare from the race for
sheriff and on the first ballot he
was chosen as the Hills nomi-
nee for the legislature. The re-
suit of the other ballot gave
Frease an easy victory over Nc
Cain. The nomination of
Hare and Frease on motion
was made unanimous.
John E. Haley was renomin-
ated for County Treasurer by
acclamation..
For county Judge Hon. c. L.
Lewis received a unanimous
vote.
Hon. James Boyd became
the nominee for States Attorney
by reclamation.
Joseph M. Matthias was un-
animously renominated for the
Office of Register of Deeds.
For County Auditor Robert
Rudesill was nominated by ac-
clamation.
The monotony of the pro-
gram was broken however,
when the nominations for sher-
if were in order and the fight
started Immediately with six
candidates in the field.
The test of strength came in
first ballot which resulted slight
ly in favor of Garfield. Ballot
after ballot was taken with no
decided advantage. Palmer
showed increasing strength.
lOwens withdrew on the fourth
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-21
COUNCIL MEETING.

COUNCIL MEETING.
The city council met in reg
ular session on Wednesday even
ing Sept. l3. Mayor Emrick
was in the chair. Alderman
Mccarthy, Poznansky, Dodge,
Thomas and Feigel were pres
ent.
After the reading Of the min
utes Of the previous meeting
the annual appropriation ordin-
ance was taken up and placed
upon it's final passage. The ap-
ration amounted to $25, 297
most of which is to be used in
repairing the streets.
The ordinance rcfunding the
Park bonds and creating sink
ing fund to be known as the
Park bonds sinking fund was
passed.
On motion the bill of the
Crittenden- Wentworth Indus
trial association of 1901. 90 was
allowed.
Two bills Of the Crittenden-
Wentworth Industrial Associ-
alton for cross-walks each
amounting to 500. Ia were read
and referred to the committee
on streets and alleys.
The assessment returned by
the city assessor Of the land to
the north side was cancelled.
The annual tax levy was
made as follows; General fund,
four and one half mills; bond
interest and sinking fund, three
and one half mills library fund,
seventeenth mills, which totaled
eight and seventeenth mills.
On motion tbs plans for the
sewerage system presented by
M. Tschirgi Of Dubuque, Iowa,
were approved and adopted.
The bill Of M. Tschirgi for
the plans and specifications in
the sum Of $3.50, being a partial
paymeat, on motion was allow
ed.
A petition for the extension OF
the water main to the Feigel
addition was read and
after some discussion was grant
ed.
On motion the street commits
sioner was instructed to repair
the approach to the Chitty
bridge on Maple Avenue.
On motion the council ad-
journed.
On Monday evening the city
council convened with Mayor
Emrick presiding. Those pre- $
ent were aldermen Mccarthy,
Poznansky, Overpeck. Worth,
Boyd, Feigel and Thomson.
The minutes Of the previous
meeting were accepted as read.
The following bills were al
lowed: H. G. Sawyer, 81; Art
Estrup So and $l.00; Jay Es-
trup, So; H. H. Gum, S29.5O;
Chas. Belknap, $2l.50; George
Englar $l.O0.
The ordinance presented by
the Hermosa Telephone Co. ask
ing for a franchise to construct
a line through this city was re-
ferred to the committee on city
affairs.
On motion the contract for
the construction Of sanitary
sewerage system was awarded
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szv
Two great political conven-
tions assembled at Rapid City
on Tuesday and after careful
deliberation the respective can
didates were brought into line
and the political field cleared for
action.
On Monday evening the dele
gates began to pour in from
their respective districts and
Tuesday morning found every
section of Pennington county
represented on the streets of our
little metropolis.
The republican convention
proved the more interesting Of
the two chiefly because of the
fight for the Office Of sheriff.
For months past the party has
been divided into factions, each
supporting a man of it's own.
Rapid was supporting Auburt
Garfield; Rockford was backing
Warren f. Owen; Keystone
supported Col. Clark and Hill
City, Palmer, while Joe Hare
and VIM. Baken were urged on
by supporters throughout the
county. Fhe contest one
of the closest in the history Of
the Office. Political prophets of
undisputed prestige uttered
diverse opinions and it was next
to impossible to ascertain the
probable outcome. AS the cam
paign wore on things began to
point toward Joseph Hare, one
of the oldest and most respected
members Of the party in the
Hills. It was a certainty how
ever, that the wide popularity
of Col. James A. Clark would
bring him strong support. Can
field was conceded a prominent
place in the race but Palmer
was little feared. On Monday
afternoon the strong Keystone
delegation drove into Rapid be-
hindfour magnificent steeds with
a banner flying which bore the
inscription, sCol. Clark for
Sheriff" This gave renewed
impetus to the enthusiasm Of
the respective factions.
At about $3.50 Tuesday after
noon the Republican convention
was called to orderly Chairman
Buell. of the central committee.
James Boyd was proposed and
unanimously elected to take the
chair. l. r. Goodner was next
chosen temporary secretary.
It was moved and seconded
that a committee Of three be ap-
pointed on credentials. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were named:
D. L. Herman, chairman
V. 7. Price,
w. A. Brennan.
A resolution was adopted re-
curing the chair to name a
committee on permanent organ
ization and rules and order of
business. The following COM
mittee was named:
George B. Mansfield, chair
man.
E. Schleuning, ST.,
Ray Smith.
The house then voted that 8
committee of three be named on
resolutions. The chair named
the following:
1 P. v. Fitzpatrick, chairman
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to Messrs. Mcconnell &
Sampson, their bid being $685.
979.8O. This is below the esti-
mated cost. The mayor and
auditor were instructed and
authorized to enter into a con-
tract with Mcconnell and
Sampson and the time for con-
struction was limited to 100
working days.
A motion carried requiring
Keown Bros. & McManus to
use a water meter.
A resolution was adopted or
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-21

Mrs. Bessie Porterfeld visited
with relatives in Hermosa Sun
day.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-21

Hugo Kuehmstead made a trip
to ,Deadwood Thursday return
via Buffalo Gap.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-28
Post Card Albums f!

Just received fine line Of Post
Card Albums. Come ii and look at
our Post Cards of Barre at 10 cents a
dozen. They are very clear We
also have the frosted and colored
cards. All the latest IN Stationery,
Periodicals, etc.
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pURsuEs DAUGHTER.
Father Doesn't Want Her to Be a Mis-
si0narv.

Kansas City, Mo. March, 2s- Miss
Nina " Brandt is speeding westward on
i fast train bound for san Diego Gel.
Her father, pastor Of the First Christian
Church Of st. Louis, IS but a few hours
behind on anotaer train, Officers along
the linc are watching for the young NO.
man, and the waaryes Of China bound
steamships are guarded to prevent Miss
Brandt going abroad. She said She was
going 10 China 70 become missionary.
All cfforte to dissuade her were IN vain
anl she disappeared She was seen here
and reasserted heftdeeision Her father
passed through heie Monday night III
pursuit
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JAIL GUARDED.

Fear Of Another Lyuching in Chetta-
nooga.
Chattanooga, Tenn. March 2s.- BE
cause of report Monday afternoon tbst
4 mob was being formed to lynch Floyd
Westfeld, rhc condemned murderer ii
Lon Raines, who IS in the county Jail
B Gordon Of armed policemen and officers
were stationed around the prison Mon
Jay night to prevent m outbreak. nj
mob appeared. While there was strong
talk d lynching Westfeld, Il was SAID
yesterday Tint the real objeet a. The
mob was to lynch Will Wilson, negro
who had been placed IN iaii on charge
Of killing john Eigman.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.


Notice Dix & Coleman's talk on flour.
Oyster stcws at the Eureka restau.
rant.
Notice Green's bakery adv. in another
column.
The Ideal Book and Stationery Store
|is headquarters for Easter post cards
The over. TIE Tea Cups ciub viii meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Whit
comb.
Old gold and silver wanted at re-
fners, prices in exchange for goods at
+. Il. Burr's.
Hay fol- sale, delivered in bulk. In.
quire Of G. wv. Perry, Gordon block.
Telephone 1913
There viii be d meeting of the clerks
union on Wednesday evening, at which
time the April dues should be paid
The Ladies' oil che Maccabees viii hive
their drill Wednesday evening, and all
the guards are asked to be present at
9 o'clock sharp.
An Easter sale will be conducted III
the church psrlors BIZ the Ladies Aid
society OF the Congregational church on
the afternoon and evening 81 April 10.
ii thinking Of buying d farm, don't
yon think that cheap farm advertised
BY the Perry Real Estate agency in the
"for sale column for $1,000 would suit
your
Regular review Of the Il. Q. 4. III.
Wednesday, March Is, at I, ii Foresters
hail. There will be short entertain.
ment after the meeting and refresh,
ments will De served. Record keeper
viii be ut the hall at ESQ. VIII all who
have not paid assessment No 1903 please
take noticeY
1t will be within the recollection Of
our readers that the Presbyterian church
suffered somc considerable damage causs
ed BY the flooding of the basement 4
few weeks ago. With commendabie
energy the members ana adheTents are
making special efforts To meet the nm
wontcd expenditure. A concert will Ne
given in the church auditorium, Friday
evening, April 6, at s.30when il Is hoped
that the public generally viii aid them
in their endeavors. Fuller details viii be
given later.
The president and vice president Of
the Young Peoples association d tie
Presbyterian church invite THE n. r. A,
to hOli its regular meeting at No. 3.
Laurel street on Thursday evening at
3ao. Topics: Tile Funniest Experience
of Nv Life, Mr.. Brown; An Original
Story, Miss Lillian Walker; 4 Day ii
q SPINNER hotel. Miss Nina Walker;
An Incident in Ny Western Trip Peter
Match. After the regular meeting i
social hour viii be spent. II is hoped
there will be large atteAlancc Of for.
mer ANA present members and friends
.of the society.
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GirIhood, WOmanhOOd, Motherhood.

The first lesson that the young girl
has OF womanhooG is usually painful
one. Sne learns to know what hend-
ache rneans, and backnche, and come
times is sadly borne down BY this new
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All the pain and misery which young
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the general health, ard cures heaAs-he,
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MoTHER OF THE FAMILY.
The anxious mother Of tho family
cstentimks carries the whole burden Of
responsibility so far as The home med
ieation OF common ailments OF the girls
or boys are concerned. Tho cost OF the
Doctors visits are very often much too
great. At such times the mother Is
invited TO write TO DIR. Il. V. Pierce, OF
Buffalo, N. ~, for medical advice,
which IS given free. Correspondence is
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A mothers love is so divine that the
reughest man cannot help but apprc-
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However, motherhood is often looked
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neath fnr lie stnkcra.

Chita. East Siberia. March as.-A
court martial her yesterday sentenced
to death thirteen postal Qilcinls, Hho
participated in the recent strike
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Free TO Farmers.

TO any farmer who viii write US, men
tioning this paper, we viii send free,
postpaid several formulas for making q
hrst.class fertilizer AZ home, together
with the cost Of the ingredients, dircc.
lions Tor mixing, etc.
The Vermont Experiment Station in
its bulletin No. 1i6 has the following
10 say with reference 20 the value Of
homemade fertilizers as compared with
the ordinary commercial brands +On
every account. however financial, edu.
cstional, agricultural is better TO
buy tho crude stock and home mix il one
uses q ION or more"
Eyciy up-todAte farmer Should be
Interested ii The subject ~ home-fuixetl
fertilizers and We afc IN position To- help
them Aidfess Carroll S. Page, Hyde
Park. W.
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Another Cure BY

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half OF my aged father, who for the
past six months has been severely
troubled with rheumatism in his lett
arm, so much so, that he could no
longer work at his tailoring profession,
and after consulting the leading special
lists Of this city, and trying enough SOL
called remedies to sink d bost, we finally
made up our mind that he was hope
less invalid. ! can truthfully assert the
fact that my fathers paralyzed arm
regained its full yigof and is to-day as
well as it ever was, after using Minard's
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bottles contain three times the quantity
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-28
ATTACK BY rooTPADs.

Woman Robbed and Thrown Over a
Wall.
Lynn, Mass, March rs. Mrs. Alice
Walker Of Philadclphia, Visiting friends
here, left Lynn at o'ciock Monday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-28
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES
Agents Wanted.

We want the calfshins, hdes, sheep
pclts, tallow, bones, etc, collected III
your vicinity.
Can't you arrange TO purchase these
goods for us this springl We viii fur.
nish the cash with which TO buy; We
viii also furnish tags, advice sheets,
taking OF directions, cloth posters to
enable you to advertise the business,
etc., etc.
We pay highest cash prices and keep
our customers thoroughly posted on the
condition Of the market and pay the
freight
~ any one writing us and mention
ing this paper We will mail fill partieu-
lars. Address Carroll s. Page, Hyde
Park, VI.
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Ice Cream

night to call on relative on Wakefield
road. Soon after she stepped from the
car about s o'clock, at Hewlett's pond,
rear the Walker house, two men hit
her on the head and took her handbag,
containing purse with small amount
81 money, gold watch and couple
Of rings. One Of the men attempted to
throw her into the creek. Instead they
hurled her over a stone wall She lay
there until o'clock. yesterday morning,
in an unconscious condii i. Then she
managed to get back 20 the road, The
men on a sand car saw her and put her
aboard
She was conveyed TO the town hall,
where she il at present, in serious
condition.
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ROCKEFELLER TO SEE BABY.
win Now Be Able to Return to City and
Escape Summons.

New York, March 2s. As the oil i'm
quiry by Attorney General FIadlcy came
to i close yesterday, ii was announced
Tint John ID. Rockefeller will now be
able to return to the city and see hi.
little grand son without being bothered
By subpoena servers. nj.
4 Wien asked whether he would still az.
tenlnt t. haze Mr.. Rockefeller served
,witi, il summons. Mr.. HALEY responded
Thar the head III the Standard OIL would
now III able to come aihl ~ as he
pleased,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-28
Amsden Lime Co. Changes Hands.

Weathersfeld, March 2s.-The prop
erty 81 the Amsdcn Lime Cos az Amsdcn,
in this town, has been sold by G. II.
Woodruff and wife 70 Maxwell Erarts
Of Windsor. The property includes the
lime lSilns, store, three store houses,
besides the store house at Cayendish
depot, saw and grist mill, blacksmith
shop, barns. nine tenement houses, IT
horses, two yokes Of oxen, and team
equipments, and other livestock, about
thousand acres Of land and tools. Mr..
Evarts viii carry out all contracts made
by Mr.. Woodruff.
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GRANITEvILLE.

Roller.skatina at GianitevIIc Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings
"a regular meeting 81 Division No. .,
4 O. II. viii be held Wednesday cycn.
ing at :. All tho members are requested
to be present o. business OF import.
ancc is TO be considered.