The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-07-13

Miss Margaret Basin, one of the
popular clerks in Chase's store, has
| gone to Marietta, Ohio, her former
home, where she will spend her well
earned vacation.
Mrs. j. H. Valette and children
pf Wheaton, ILL.,, accompanied by
Miss Dunn, of Elmhurst, ILL.,, were
arrivals Monday morning and will
spend the summer in this section of
the country
A card from Miss Laura Bower
states that the party of young ladies
of which she is a member, who have
been touring the west, were at Den
yer and about to start on their home
ward trip through Nevada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doud and
family left Monday morning for
their home near Stoneville. Miss
Lucie Napier, sister of Mrs. Doud,
accompanied them home to spend
the summer
Miss Clara Fullford, whom, it will
be remembered, spent last summer
here with the family of her sister,
Mrs. G. P Corey, arrived last week
to again spend the summer with
her relatives.
Miss Rose Bower spoke at the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
in the interest of the w. G. T. u.
She gave very interesting talk which
lasted nearly an hour and was much
enjoyed by everyone present
| c. M. Fallon. wife and little girl,
DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert started on an
outing Friday morning to be gone
La couple of weeks. The party will
go through the Northern Hills and
lenjoy camp life while gone.
Ivan e. Goodner went down to
Fairburn Friday evening to do some
surveying. Mr.. Goodner thoroughly
understands his business as an engi-
neer and if you have any work in
his line it will pay you to see him.
|
house Just west of G. B. Mansfields
residence. Let others get busy and
put up some new houses to hold the
population of Rapid City, which is
fast coming in from the east, and
some of which are now living in tents
Miss Matilda Sampson, who has
been in the city for several weeks
under the care Of physician, has
so far recovered that she was able
to go to Wasta Saturday morning,
where she will make her home on a
|claim near that place.
Hugh Estes is business visitor
in town from Smithville this week,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Neva, who intends visiting here for
a few days and will then go on to
Memo, where she will visit a few
weeks before returning to her home.
Frank Craig, who is on the road
hustling business for the l.. B. AL
bright wholesale house of Pierre, was
an arrival over the new line of the
Northwestern road Saturday eve
ming, looking up new business for
his house in this part of South Da-
kota
Miss Vivian Graham left last Sat
urday evening for her home at New
castle, Wyo., in response to mes
sage informing her of the serious
illness of her mother at that place.
Miss Graham is employe, in the
dressmaking establishment of G. M.
Dilger.
The state militia company of Stur-
gis went through town on Monday
evenings train enroute to the state
encampment of the S. D. N. G., at
Watertown. They are a buster look
ing bunch of fellows and should car
ry off the honors on the camp
grounds.
Isaac N. Incl and Miss Anna NJ.
Van Horn, both of Cottonwood, were
married Wednesday afternoon at the
Office of Judge S. ]. Scriber These
young people are both homesteaders
and have now made the first real
step in life, which means, we pre-
dict, a long life of success and hap
piness and The Union joins their
4 host of friends in wishing them
their share of the worlds goods.
S. G. Linch, secretary of the Union
Land and Improv. ment Co., haA
: has returned from trip to Under
wood, bringing with him sample
of small grain raised on the farm of
B. M. Oliver, near Viewfield. The
grain measures four feet and six
/ inches in length, with the heads well
filled, and shows what can be raised
/, on the western soil of South Dakota
joice in the prospects of their future
homes on the prairies.
VIM. Jams, cashier of the Mer-
chants State Bank of Freeman, and
r a party of young men were in the
city several days this week, Mr.. Jams
lbeing out on his annual vacation, and
, the other members of the party were
!, Hooking for business openings of var.
! ious kinds, and we understand that
at least two of the party will at ar
EARLY date return with stocks OF
4 general merchandise and go into
a business here. There is plenty .ol
( room here yet for young business mer
9 lwho are pushers. s;5 & sl5