The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-07-27
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Mr.. aud Mrs. George Moon ar
companied by Mrs. Frank Lockhart
departed for Fremont Sunday eve.
nlng to attend race association
meetlng at that place and at York
Neb. Mr.. Moon has very promis.
ing race horse entered in the races
at the two places named,
Messrs. James HALEY and + R
mcnamara are in Keystone attend
ing meeting of the directors of the
heystone bank in which these gen
tiemen are interested. Mrs. Hallev
accompanied her husband on tho
Trip and VIII be the guest of her son
during their stay in the town.
The hose companies of the cjtv
met tuesday evening and made fur
'aW arrangements for the enter
talnment of the Pierre fire-fighters
wheh they visit our city in August.
One of the things agreed upon was
the securing of the new band of this
city to furnish music for the occa-
sion. e"-
Mr.. w. d. Rounds, of Rapid Valley
was a business visitor in the CITY
tuesday. Mr.. Rounds is building =
new residence and says that he is
running race with the milwaukee.
IN thls way that he will have his
new nome completed before the Mil
Waukee opens their new line for nu,,-.
lie service.
me Business Mems club of Rapid
City Will formally open their cluh
rooms Saturday evening. All mem
bers will be present with their ladies'
ana an enjoyable time is planned for
the evening. The orchestra has been
engaged-a fine program arranged
ana after refreshments, dancing will
be in order.
A disgraceful fist fight was "pulled
off, near the First National bank on
Main street about three O'Clock Mon
day morning. AS the police have made
no report of the matter and the af-
lalf happening at an hour when re-
spectacle people are supposed to be
IN bed, we are unable to ascertain
the names of the participants.
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. %.
lSchleuning, accompanied by their son
and daughter, Fritz and Miss Amelia.
departed for Hot Springs, where the
entire party will remain few DAYS.
Later Mrs. Schleuning accompanied
by her daughter will go to Denver
FOR visit with her sister while the
husband and son will remain at the
Springs.
| Reports come from Hot Springs
that a devastating hail storm swept
over considerable country last Mon
day, in that vicinity, extending from
Oelrich south, and covering a strip
east and west for number of miles.
Another severe hail storm covered
big area around Wind Cave, reach
ing to Pringle on the west and ex-
tending north some distance.
A couple of street musicians were
in the city Friday evening and treat
ed our citizens to a varied assort-
ment of music from the old fash
ioned reels up to something border
ing on the classic. The pair was
composed Of man and his wife, he
playing the violin while she accom-
panied on the guitar. OF coures col
lections were taken up with regular
ity.
M. II. w. Somers, returned Friday
from business trip to Grinnell, Ia.
Mr.. Somers has accepted a position
as secretary and manager Of Iowa
College, located at Grinnell, and will
remove with his family to that place
about September 1. He is thor
ough business man and especially fit
ted for the position accepted by him.
The many friends of Mr.. Somers and
family regret that they will leave
the city.
Mayor D. H. Jackson, president
of the First National Bank Of Lake
Forest, ILL.,, and John Griffith of the
same place, were business callers in
the city Monday and Tuesday. They
came by way of Chamberlain and
returned to Chicago over the North
western by way of Pierre. The gen.
tlemen were here looking after some
Investments they have on the string
and Mr.. Griffith expects to return
soon. The latter named gentleman
already owns real estate here.
The Security Savings bank of this
city opened Its doors for business
Monday, in their new building in
the johnson block. The bank is In
corporated and has capital stock
of $4,000. Mr.. K. M. Hinrichs is
president, w. s. Stewart, vice-presi-
dent, and H. w. Hinrichs, cashier.
The bank is equipped with all the
most modern facilities that offer con-
venience to the public and the insti-
tuition is conducted by men of ex-
perience. 1t is with pleasure that
we welcome this enterprising fnan-
fcial institution to our business circle.
| The w. G. T. U. met Tuesday af-
ternoon at the pleasant home of Mrs.
William Hall, residing about a mile
west of the city. It was the annual
meeting and the time to elect officers
but owing to the tardiness of many
members in coming the society
thought best to postpone the cleo
ton of officers until their next meet
ing which will be held in two weeks
| at the home of Mrs. ]. R. Reynolds
of near this city. A short devotional
and literary program was rendered,
refreshments were served and q very
enjoyable and beneficial time was en-