The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-06
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS RAPID CITY WEDDING BELLS
Local Items Concerning People and
Events Happening During
tho Week.

Charles Anderson made a business
trip to Deadwood Tuesday.
Congressman Martin of Deadwood,
was a visitor in the City Friday.
Hon. A. X. Gardner and family
have moved to their new home at
Huron.
Thirteen cars were loaded here
Sunday with fat cattle and billed to
Omaha.
Mrs. James Matthews and baby
departed Tuesday for a visit at FIRE.
mont, Nebr.
The water in the Homestakc
mine has been reduced below the
1000 foot level.
Harry Speer, of Box Elder, is en-
tertaining his father, A. G. Speer,
Of Hiawatha, Kansas.
Mr.. II. w. Somers and family de-
parted Friday evening for their new
home at Grinnell, Iowa.
The small game season opened Sep
TENDER LIST, and a number of our To-
cal sportsmen have been out.
Mrs. f. H. Forest was thrown
from a horse Friday and suffered a
fractured limb in consequence.
Charles Hunt returned home Fri
DAY from a months vacation in York
state and other eastern points.
Arthur spayde departed last Fri
day for a three weeks trip to st.
Paul, Mimi, to visit with relatives.
Misses Grace and Abbie French
departed Tuesday evening for IN ex-
tended visit in the New England
states.
Thos. Dowd was a passenger for
Chadron, Nebr., Saturday evening
where he spent Sunday with his
family.
Clarence Parker returned to- his
nome at Deadwood, Friday, after q
few days visit in the city with
friends.
Miss Alma Leary departed Satur.
day for Deerfield, where she began
teaching school on the following
Monday.
Miss Cornelia Beach departed Fri
day for F%landreau, S. d., to resume
her work as principal of the schools
at that place.
w. H. Tompkins returned Monda,
from a meeting OF the railway com
mtssioners which was held last weel
at Sioux Falls.
Miss Vera Houck, Of Gravity, la.
arrived in the city Saturday and viii
make her home with her aunt, Mrs
II. Il. Swander.
Mrs. John ONeill, who has beer
a guest at the A. D. Lane home O
this city, returned to her home a
Albion, Neb., Friday.
A. c. Rowland, county commits
sioner from Keystone has just re
turned home from a business trip tt
the eastern part of the state.
DR.. Derthick returned home Sun
day from CINCINNATI, Ohio, where
he has been looking after bushes!
interests during the past few weeks
On Sunday two special train,
loaded with soldiers passed through
the city. The soldiers were from
Fort Meade and were en- route to Tho
Philippines.
Mrs. Bliss Pangle, who has beef
spending the summer at Sheridan
Wyo,, stopped off in the city Monday
while enroute to her home at Pierre
She spent a day in the city a CUES
at the H. B. Tonner home.
William Cox vas a business Gale
at Buffalo Gap Monday. The con
ductor looked wise when Will TOLD
him to put him off at Buffalo,"
j. w. Turner, a machinist in tn,
s. N. shops at st Paul, was a bust
ness visitor in the city Monday ant
i tuesday.
Monday evening Misses Ula Dali
and Miss Bess Post gave u miscel
laneous shower for Miss Cora Pric,
at the home of Mrs. G. b. Baldwin
very pretty decorations were in evi
dence and refreshments were served
One of the most enjoyable features
were the toasts given by the merr.
guests. The fair h~ostesses were as
sisted by Mrs. Baldwin and Misses
Ruth Mansfield and Marjorie Price
Tuesday afternoon the Fortnight,
club met at the home of Mrs. R. ]
Jackson and participated in a silver
shower for Miss Cora Price, brid,
elect. Mrs. Jackson presided as hos
ties and was assisted by Miss Meyen
feldt and Mesdames L. A. Richards
G. B. Baldwin and M. F. Coolbaugh
Refreshments were served and /,
short musical program rendered
The shower consisted of a beautiful
set Of silver spoons in an elegan
case.
Spearfish Deer Eat Potatoes.