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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Rl|LNAY Jubilee
GRAND SUCCESS
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE SlSEF
RAPID CITY AND ARE ROY AL
IN ENTERTAINED
The Big Show IL Succcss-tcw Ac-
<idents-A Grand Program
Eaci, Day.
The Big Show a Succcss-Fcw Ac-

The big Railway Jubilee held in
Rapid City last Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, was the largest and best
entertainment ever attempted by
the city. Hundreds of dollars We're
expended by the loyal citizens and
business men, while in addition all
did Herculean work to make the af-
fair success. Thanks to their loyal
ty. energy and labor, the jubilee
was a grand success and one that
not only Rapid City, but the entire
Black Hills can we'll feel proud Of.
Thousands OF visitors. came from
all over the state and adjoining
states, and all went home pleased
with The entertainment afforded,
ana most favoraDly impressed with
Rapid City, her cntcrprising citizens
nd institutions.
Space will not permit a detailed
aoant Of the AFFAIR, so we will only
mention some Of the most important
features.
1t would be impossible to pick out
ny one as the big day for all
.hr@c days were the limit The
most prominent men OF the state
honored US with speeches; the Pi-
oneer Society met with us; the city
was gaily decorated and Illuminated
by hundreds Of additional lights;
one of the best industrial parades
ever given in the west was ours;
band music galore; big variety CT
races and contests; fine agriculture
art, mineral, and stock exhibits. and
many other features entirely too
numerous to mention.
Rapid City proved to be equal to
the occasion, and we heard nothing
but praise for the big show
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
ED. GI.aE0UIs SHOOTS WILLIAM
N'ALBM IN HEAt, NEAR
ANDOVER.
Waldo is Bead and 0ilmctrr IS i'll It
i'recarious Condition and
May bic.

Al erdeen, S. D., Sept. IL One
man is dead and another badly
wounded, perhaps fatally, as the re-
suit Of a quarrel on Milwaukee
train east OF Andoyer, in Day Coun-
ty, this morning. The dead man is
William Waldo, whose home is be-
lieved to be in Minneapolis. The
name Of the man who is wounded
cannot be learned at present. He is
in hospita! at Andoyer. 1t is i'm
possible to set at the real facts in
the case, so many diercnt stories
are being told, but according to
statements made By some Of the pas
sengers who witnessed the quarrel
and tragedy it appears that Waldo
was the aggressor and that the
wounded man shot him in self de-
fense.
Eye witnesses of the affair state
that the trouble started as the train
was pulling into Andoyer. A man
named Ed. Gilmour, who vas a COM
panion CT Waldo, was shooting out
of the window of the car and it is
said that the man who was wounded
asked Gilmour to let him have the
gun. Gjlmour gave up the weapon
fer inspection and the man put it
in his pocket to prevent Glmonr
from doing any more shooting. Il
refused to give UP tho gun when
asked ana Waldo Is said tn have al
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
STATE BANK ROBBED
ROBBERS BLOW BANK SAFE AT
FRANKFORT AND SECURE
RICH BOOTY.
Seven Charges of Dynamite Used
to Blow Up Vault and Safc-Onc
Man Shot.

Huron, S. d., Sept. s. A mes
sage this morning says that the state
bank in Frankfort was wrecked by
safe blowers during the rain storm
last night. The safe contained sew
eral thousand dollars, all of which is
missing, together with several yalu-
able papers. The building was also
damaged. 1t is supposed that three
and possibly five men did the work
The only trace of them is the dis
appearance of handcar on the G.
d N. w. line, from the Frankfort
station. Men are riding the ccuntry
In search Of the vandals and mes
sages have been sent in every di-
rection.
Seven charges of dynamite were
used in blowing up vault and safe
Persons aroused by the explosion
were prevented from interfering by
guards at the front and rear of the
bank. Frank Fitzpatrick, a hote
guest, who sought to break through
the line of guards was shot. Hi.
wound is not dangerous. Many shots
We're fired to hold the onlookers a
bay. After looting the bank, th,
robbers broke into a section house
on the G. and N. w. railway and Sc
cured hand car on which they es
capped. A posse has been organized
] and ts seeking the robbers: sssss
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
CHURCH NEDD|iI'|22
Arthur Il. Hall and Miss Cora a
Price United In Marriagc--Rcv.
Sparkling officiating.

Arthur E. Hall and Miss Cora A.
Price were united in the holy bonds
OF matrimony Wednesday afternoon,
in the Emanuel Episcopal church of
this city.
The church was very beautifully
decorated with smilaX and green
ferns.
Rev. w. II. Sparkling performed
ring service, while Miss Helen Fow-
Ter, OF Deadwood, played the we'd
ding march
Promptly at half past four o'clock
as the church organ pealed forth
the beautiful strains of a wedding
march the procession began, and
closing at the altar, when the pastor,
Rev. w. II. Sparkling performed the
ceremony. Miss Miriam Price, sis
Ter the bride as maid of honori
led the way to the altar, followed by
the ushers, Samuel Price, Don Still
well nd Arthur Gift who were
accompanied by Misses Lucy Price,
Marjorie Price and Mllicent Hall,
brides maids, and little Harriet
Elaines bearing the ring on white
cushion, following came the bride
on the arm of her father; at the
altar they were met by the groom,
attended by Charles b. Hunt
After the marriage ceremony the
party repaired to the home of the
brides parents where reception
was held. The color scheme Of the
church decorations were carried out
at the home and made very pleas.
cd until six o'clock.
Arthur e. Hall, the groom, is tho
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall, OF
this city. He is a product Of Rapit
City, having lived here most all his
life. He is a graduate of the Schoo
of Mines and has also taken the pos
graduate work of that institution
lie is a capable young business MAJ
of honor and ability and commando
the respect OF all. At present he ha
the responsible position OF superin
tendent Of the American smelter a
Omaha, Nebraska.
The bride is daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. V. r. Price, of this city
She is a graduate of our schools an,
a young lady of refinement, cultur
and accomplishments.
The happy couple departed on tn
evening train for Omaha, where the
Will be at home to their friends afte
October Is.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
NEW HOIST IS INSTALLED At
SILVER CITY MINE
Grand View Mining Company has
Installed New Hoist-Run
by Gasoline.

Silver City, sept. 10.--Gran View
Mining Company, at this place has
installed 4 gasoline hoist which has
been placed on the tunnel level at
a depth of 100 feet in the main
shaft They are working down from
that point and have found increased
values with depth wherever the ledge
has ben tapped. At the $50 foot lev
el d crOss-cut was run and the vein
was found to b considerably wider
than at the 100 foot level. II is
probable that the shaft will be sunk
500 feet and it is expected that
enough Stoping ground can be open
ed up from that level to supply a
mill Of much larger capacity than
the one now in operation. The pres
cnt milling capacity is now about
twenty-five tons day, running one
l2-hour shift, but good results are
being obtained and about two cars
of high grade concentrates per month
are being shipped. The concentrates
contain gold, silver, lead and anti
mony.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
WOMAN STRUCK N! SALOON
Belle Fourche Man struck Saliva
ton Army Woman and Kicked
Her into the Street.

Belle Fourche, S. D., Sept. TO-
While entering White and Dunn's
saloon Of this city Friday night to
take up a collection, Salvation
army woman was insulted She was
struck in the face by Thomas White
and then kicked into the street
White, a frequenter OF saloons,
was standing near he door when the
woman entered to take up col
lection. He made Several jeerins
remarks to his friends, who were
standing near him. She was going
from man to man with the tambour-
inc asking for money. When she
approached him lie insulted her
struck her in the face and opened
the door he deliberately kicked her
into the street.
The officers Of the law were noti-
fed and warrant was issued for
Whites arrest. He was taken into
custody Tuesday morning by Sheriff
Moses.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
COMING IO 1HE
BLACK HILLS
SIOUX FALLS COMMERCIAL CLUB
TO PAY US a VISIT NEXT
OCTOBER.
:'il! Stop at all Towns West of the
Missouri--Brass Band to Ac-
company the Visitors.

The Sioux Falls Daily Press says:
With the Sioux Falls band and a
special train consisting of baggage
car, three sleepers and diner, the
Commercial club Of Sioux Falls in
tends to travel into recently open
ed territory of Western South Da-
kota to give the glad hand to the
new towns along the Chicago, Mil
waukce & st. Paul railroad and the
Northwestern west Of the Missouri,
and at the same time to boom the
metropolis OF the state as trading
and distributing point.
1t is to be the most important
trip ever undertaken to build UP
Sioux Falls. Every branch of busi-
ness in the city will be represented.
That is that every concern that is
doing Il jobbing or wholesale busi-
ness, all the makers of goods who
are looking for a large market, all
| the men who are out to make Sioux
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Indian Maiden Raised Check.

Aberdeen, S. D., Sept. 6.-Luck
Hawk Bear, an Indian maiden be-
longing to the Standing Rock reserve
passed through here in charge of
Major w. l.. Beldon, Indian agent
charged with the crime, unique in
indian annals, of raising govern
ngsnt check. Luck thought s1.25
too small an amount for her needs
evidently, for she raised the amount
to s50.25. SO deftly indeed that il
passed the banks without detection
land not until Major Beldon checked
| his accounts was it discovered.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
ARRESTED FI|l }IEAI-
ING F|||||EEl|P|IAIE2
%. NJ. HILTON AND f. Il. THORPE
ARRESTED FOE STEALING
BULLION FROM GOLDEN
REWARD.
Both Men Bound Over Under Heavy
bonds For Their Appearance
In Court.

Deadwood has a sensation in which
local jeweler and an emmployee
of the Golden Reward cyanide mill
are chief actors. The local paper
says the arrest Of Frv NJ. Hilton Sat
urday night, charged with stealing
precipitates from the Golden Reward
cyanide mill in the First ward, was
-uAowed Sunday by the arrest OF
Frank l.. Thorpe who conducts a
iewelry store on the south side OF
Main street in Lead. The specific
charge against Thorpe is receiving
stolen property. 1t was to him that
Hilton disposed cf much nf the bull
lion which he obtained by melting
down the preeipitates stolen from the
mill.
Hinton was arranged in Judge Nc
Donough's court yesterday and
waived examination. He was there
upon bound over 10 await the action
of the grand jury and was placed un-
der bonds of $4,000. An effort wa
made yesterday TO secure bail for
night, his friends had been unable
to find the necessary bondsmen and
he is still in the county Jail.
Thorpe was brought before Judge
McDonough yesterday and released
On $1,000 bond sto appear next Mon
day for examination. The ponds
were furnished by his uncle, George
Butler, the jeweler Of Deadwood.
Hinton continues to insist that he
was unaidcd by anyone in the Gold
en- Reward mill in his theft of the
precipitates and is ubable to say
what is the total value of the ma
terial taken. At the time of his arrest
$500 worth of bullion, in the shape
of buttons, was secured The Gold
en- Reward people cannot say at this
time how much gold has been stolen
since the resumption Of operations
at the mill last june but they esti-
mate that during the past several
years, no less than $4,000 has dis
appeared in this way. It is the i'll
tention of the management to in.
augurhte in the future a system
of handling the precipitates where
by the theft of the material will no
be as easily accomplished as in tn
past In fact, it is a generally re
cogniZed fact that not only in thi:
mill, but in many cf the others il
Lawrence county, thhre has beer
more or less carelessness shown il
guarding the stuff and ii is a rathe
remarkable circumstance that NOR
stealing Of the kind has not been SO
ing on.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
GAME WARDEN AFTER
YOUNG I[DlI
WARRANT FOR PRESIDENTS
son IN HANDS OF OF
FICERS.
Teddy Failed to Procure State Lii
ccnsc in Minnesota and Must
Suffer Consequences.

Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. IA.
,. Rutledge, deputy game warden at
Hamld1e, has been instructed to go
20 Coiraine ad arrest Teddy Roose-
VI !t. 5r., for hunting in Minnesota
ithont the license required by law
u q foreign resident.
Il is all the result of Captain
Gfeenway OF Dyluth, formerly in
command of the Rough Riders, in
Viting Teddy, Jr, to take hunt
ing trip on his private property near
Colraine, Stories which reach the
came and fish commission at the
capital say the invitation was ac-
cepted and that the two are already
cn their hunting grounds.
The matter was called to the at
lention of Samuel L. Fullerton.
lofmer executive agent, and now su-
perintendent of hatcheries. Fuller
ton called the young man up by long
distance telephone and explained
matters. The law requires non
resident licenses to be taken out. NOT
only was no license issued for young
Roosevelt but there was not even an
application on hand.
me law must be enforced, against
presidents son as we'll as against
any other offender, was the ruling
OF Nh. Avery, the executive agent,
and he at once instructed Deputy
Game Warden Rutledge, Of Bemidie,
to hurry to Colraine and get on the
trail of Teddy, Jr.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT
Judge McGee of Rapid City Opens
September Term at Deadwood.

Deadwood, September 11.-Judge
Levi McGee came up from Rapid City
Tuesday afternoon and opened the
September term Of Circuit court. The
opening was merely matter of
form, as there will be no Jury or
court cases tried this term or until
the court room in the new building
is ready for occupancy. The mem-
bers of the Lawrence county Bar as
sociation were present when the
court convened to present resolu-
tions on the death Of the late JOS
eph B. Moore, but decided to lay
the matter over until Judge Rice re-
turned from his vacation trip i'm
Montana
Among other matters heard be-
fore the court, T. vucuruvich. an
Austrian, and w. ]. Pascoe, an
Englishman, were admitted "a fnal
|citixenalliu. 4 =
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
the federation of South Dakota Com

the federation of South Dakota Com
mercial clubs.
The following resolution by e.
W. Martin, was on motion carried:
Resolved, That we recommend to
the board OF directors that the tenn
Dorary secretary shall, so far as pos
sible, between now and the next
January meeting, solicit the cooper
alton of all commercial clubs of the
state. and also encourage the organi-
zaticn of nsw commercial clubs. that
the January meeting may result in
the complete association of the busi-
ness e. Of tie state for the pro-
motion of industrial! development"
On Resolution it was voted that the
next meeting OF the association be
Acl' ut Pierre, South Dakota, on
the third Tuesday of January, 1908.
Meeting adjourned.
II. G. iiurch, Chairman,
w. f. Hanley, Secretary.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Want THE STATE 70 PAY
FOR Diseased HORSES
Owners Insist Horses Afflicted With
Chambers and Killed by Author
tiles Should be Paid For.

Pierre, Sept. 1.-THE state auditor
is receiving numerous claims Ebr
payment for horses which have been
killed on order of the state health
authorities on account of the horses
having been affected with glanders.
TlMte claims are evidently bhsed
upon the fact Of bill having been
introduced in the last session to an
propriate money for the purpose Of
paying for animals SO killed. While
the bill was introduced it never be-
came law, as it met too much OBJ
position on the part Of the members
who did not believe it was right
that the state should pay for animals
SO killed. In old territorial days
law was passed authorizing pay
ment in such cases, and that law yet
stands upon the statute, although no
payments have ever been made for
lack Of appropriations for that pur-
pose. The state board has several
times discussed the advisability Of
making levy for that purpose, but
at the time, when John l.. Pyle was
attorney general, and also men,
Der Of the state assessment board
he advised that body that the law
was clearly class legislation, and
unconstitutional, and that they could
not make a legal levy for that pur-
pose. That action on his part was
used to assist in the defeat of the
Dill when it was up for consideration
at the session Of last winter, and
while the state has the law upon its
books, that is as far as it has ever
gone, or likely ever will go.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
BANDITS ROB A TRAIN
N NEBRASKA
THREE BANDITS HOLD UP PAS
SENGIlR COACHES AND
TAKE ALL VALUABLES.
Conductor Forced TO Drop Revolver
and Robbers Escape With
Booty.

Omaha, Ncb., Sept. 7.-The Okla
homa and Texas express on the Rock
Island road was raided this morning
just before daylight near Murdock,
Neb., by three masked men.
The robbers went through the
cars robbing every passenger, secur-
ing their pocketbooks and purses,
covered the train crew with revol-
yers and escaped by leaping from
the train. Railroad detectives and
sheriff posses are in pursuit, but the
ROBBERS have several hours start on
the officers.
The robbers were passengers on
the train. Shortly after leaving
Murdoch the men arose in their
seats, their faces covered with
masks, and with revolvers in each
hand covered the passengers. Then
the leader ordered everybody to
keep still and not to resist, else they
would be shot. Two men went
down the aisle with hats in hand
while the third kept the passengers
covered. All passengers were or
dered to throw pocketDooks into the
hats and this was done. The con
ductor appeared in the car with a
pistol in bis hand but was promptly
covered with four guns and forced
to drop his revolver.
After getting all the money the
robbers jumqed from the train
which had slowed down for a grade
An attempt was made to enter the
sleeper but the door was locked and
tho attempt was unsuccessful. The
search and pursuit is being prose
cuted vigorously.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13

Passed Confederate Bills. In Belle
Fourchc.
3elle Fourche, Sept. 8 Dreams
Of avrice were rudy shattered FOR
Sam Fitzpatrick, sheep shearer,
when local officers arrested him Oh a
charge OF obtaining money ueder
false Dretenses. Fitzpatrick only
operated two days before his scheme
was found out. He secured some
twenty and five dollar confederate
bills and palmed them off on local
merchants for the real thing Every
thing went smoothly until one OF
the bills reached the bank when the
deception was readily detected
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Law College is Admitted.

Vermillion, S. d., Sept. 10.-The
college of law OF the university Of
South Dakota has been admitted to
membership in the American Asso-
citation of Law Schools, according to
letter sent by Dean Thomas Ster-
ling. who has been in attendance al
the Portland, Maine, meeting this
sayear. The requirements necessarh'
flor entry in this association hrei
high, and the South Dakota Law
school is fortunate in gaining rec
ognition.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13

The committee on organization
made the following recommends
ton:
That the following named gentle
men act as officials until their sue
cessors are elected at the annual
meeting:
President-Judge Levi McGee,
Rapid City.
Vice Pregident--C. A. Howard
Aberdeen.
Board of Directors-George "
Ayres, Deadwood; Charles H. Burke
Pierre; George Schlosser, Sioux
Falls; II. j. Rice, Huron; G. l.. Bran
son, Mitchell.
On motion the Foregoing recon.
mendation Of the committee on or.
ganization was adopted, and the of.
icers and board of directors declared
elected.
AT this time the members Of the
board of directors present, and con
stituting a quorum, to-wit: Levi Nc
Gee, George V. Ayres, Charles H
Burke and George Schlosser, elected
and appointed George 7. Blackman
of Sioux Falls, as secretary and L
Up Jenkins Ofs Lead az treasnrer3 a
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Land to Be Opened Up Is Rich Il
Eatura's Products.

Pierre, S. D.The artesian well
at Mcclure, bearing gas with which
sStlle ranch is heated and lighted, az
sures the supply of gas and wate,
on the new section OF the Lower
& Brule reservation wbbch rs to be
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13

When you are told that
Rapid City has u boom with
mushroom attachment, deny
it and insist that it's Just Il
natural, normal growth that
that has begun TO sit up and
notice-that's all.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13

If you've been a knocker
come out of it. Swear off
and join the boosters. It will
help some if you subscribe
for The Union. It's saving
things for Rapid City once
week. $3.50 the year.
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