The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-04-06

quarterly illeellnS " ttle County
commissioners.
J.. A. Moran started for his ranch
near the Belle Fourche river one
day last week, but found the river in
such condition that lie could not
ross and was forced to return.
Mrs. Clover Sickler left Monday
over the Crouch Lines for Califor-
nil, accompanied by her son and
daughter, where they will spend
some time in the land of sunshine
and flowers.
TAKEN UP.-A Brown horse with
star on face, branded SD on left
shoulder. Enquire ut this office.
Rev. George Carter is in this city
for a few days on business connect
ed with his fuller's earth PROPOSE
ton near Hot Springs. He reports
work progressing nicely there and
the company shipping a. few car
loads of their earth.
All arrangements have been com
pleted for the most successful Stock
meeting ever held in the city and
no one should miss the oppor-
tunity OF seeing the biggest and
best show ever given in the Black
Hills country.
Mrs. j. S. CAN'T. the pioneer millin-
er of Rapid City has again embarked
in the millinery business and has u
Inc line of dress and street hats on
display in the middle room OF the
Reeves Mercantile Company on St.
Joe St. where she will be pleased to
meet her old time friends and the new
arrivals in RAPID CITY.
/ r. NJ. Stewart was over from the
Gap Tuesday. He has recently pur
chased a band Of sheep Of Ed
Stenger, which he will run up near
French creek for the present. Frank
looks for large attendance at the
coming stock meeting at RapiC
City.
/. Goddard and Ballard, the wei
known manufacturers of granite
and marble monuments, whose home
Office is in Emmetsburg, Iowa, vii
make Rapid City their distributing
center for the Black Hills. The,
have already established loca
Office here.
FOR SALE-Second hand goods 0
all kinds. See Collins, Floorman blk
Down at Rapid City they are al
vertising for rooms during the stool
show, which opens one week from
to day, Monday. From reports a
J. this end of the line, it will be bar,
to secure quarters, and the Lea
bunch should get wise.stsand secur
rooms in acknowledgement
Floods last week caused consider
able damage along the Cheyenn
river. The bridge at Edgemon
was swept away and that at tn
mouth of Fall River suffered grea
damage. The loss of the Eagemon
e bridge was particularly severe a
] the county had just spent $1,000 t
nakeit, as was supposed, safe fror
S loss by high water.
a J. H. Vallette, right-of- mo
for the Northwestern Line, who ha
: been in the city for several months
has completed his work in this cit
and returned Wednesday evcnin
4 to Wheaton, Ill.,, accompanied by h
son, Roy. Mr.. Vallette was form
erly resident of this city and Will
here engaged in the real esta
y and abstract business and whi
= here recently for the railroad h;
thoroughly enjoyed his many yisi
IS with Old time friends.
Have you tried the bread at La,
S. ler's Bakery? 1t is just like moth
IS used to make.
Sc
Word was received this week tn
the cases of Belknap VS. Belkn
a. and Minot Davis VS.. the Holy Terr
y Mining Co. had been passed upon
u the supreme court and judgme
rendered in the first case for the
n PENDANT Charles Belknap and in t
q, second for the plaintiff, Mr.. Dav
is Buell. & Gardner of this city we
the attorneys on the winning si
an in both cases.
N. T. Price and wife return
o. from most pleasant trip to Ca
y. fornia Monday OF this week. VIII
n away they met several old tir
\ Black Hills people and also nu,
10 Der Of people who were interest
- in the country and contemplated,