The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-02
NO. 9.

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Saturday, Mr.. George HINT M,
CHASED what is known as the "a,
corner, located at the corner 30 e.
Joe and Sixth streets considona4,o ~.
$4,000. isiuefatlon
Mrs. Leroy and daughter Eva1vn
VINO nave been visiting at the Roll
man ranch down Rapid valley da
parted for their home at chic, %
Saturday. u''aso'
DR.. j. G. Bowman, an occu1ist =
Gated at Spearfsh, was , hnsinao- ~
caller in the city Monday and Tues.
nay' He is thinking of locating IN
this city. a'ins ~
The Tom Sweeney Hardware %
as received the contract for nnttina
T. the steam heating system in the
NeW metallurgical building at tho
"hool of mines.
Mss Oleava Martinson and Mrs
NIX Bergstcn went to sturris
friday where they were marr;ed
Alter trip through the Hills thew
VIII return here
Ioday, Mrs. Meek is CELEBRATING
her 74th birthday anniversary. Ven,
cradle old lady, may she live to cel-
eDfate many more birthday anniver.
saries is our wish.
At heystone recently occurred the
death OF William III. Doran. one of
the pioneer settlers of the Hlills
His funeral was one of the largest
ever held in keystone
Mrs. Pearl Locke, of Memo went
UP to Lead Saturday morning after
having spent very pleasant two
weeks at the home of her aunt. Mrs
M. Westgate, of this city.
y. o. Rush, who is in the mercan-
tile business at Washta, was a bnsi-
ness caller in the city Monday and
tuesday. He is brother Of orr
toWnsman, Fred Rush.
On Friday, Chas. Fallon. wife and
little daughter, Doctor and Mrs. GIL
bert returned home from their camp
ing trip in the Limestone district.
They report very pleasant time.
wallace Pinkerton, prominent
rahcher on Bogus Jim creek, up in
the Hills, was a business visitor in
the city Saturday. He reports the
crops all in fine condition in the To-
cality of his home.
Bernard Carroll has returned
nome from an extended visit with
relatives and frieHds in Spokane.
Mrs. Carroll and daughter Pearl.
stopped off on their way home to
visit friends and will arrive later.
II you want high grade instruc-
ton In all business and short hand
branches, you will come to Sioux
rails Business College, Sioux Falls.
5. d. Three months free if you en-
ter September 3rd. Send for catalog.
Mathew Peterson and George
Chase were overnight visitors in the.
city Friday. They were on their way
TO their home ranches from the Hills
with wood. While here they visited
the races at Derthick's Auditorium
Friday night.
Mrs. A. B. Wallbeck and children
are spending few days in the city
with her husband who is employed at
the Mosier barber shop. Mr.. Wall
beck has a claim near Owonka and
his family reside there while he ia
employed in the city.
The Downie-Wrigh Co.. finished
large pile driver for the Crouch
line Saturday, and the repair work
on the road will be pushed with re-
doubled energy as the company now
can work at pile driving from both
ends of the road.
Jas. Post has resigned his position
as manager of the city telephone Of
hce, and Frank Forrest, of Sturgis
VIII succeed him. Mr.. Post has filled
the position to the entire satisfac-
ton of the public and the many pa
irons regret that he decided to leave
the office. The change took place
August 1.
Harvey Post, G. A. R. met Friday
afternoon in this city. The ladies of
the w. R. G. served refreshments
and rendered short program for
the Posts entertainment. The old
soldiers greatly enjoyed the after
noon session and expressed their ap-
probation for the part the ladies
took in the affair.
A camping party composed Of Lo-
gan O'Brien, Paul and Barton Max
well, Paul Barber, Charles Smithe
and Ray Garland, started up in the
Hills on a camping trip Monday. The
boys have wagon, buggy and an
extra saddle horse and are well
equipped with camp paraphernalia,
provisions, etc. They expect to be
gone until September.
I Campbell Bros. show exhibited in
this city yesterday. The show was
fully as good or really better than we
expected, and their exhibition der
serves favorable mention. They
had a good street parade-music
was good and the exhibition through
out was clean and worth the money.
The day was an ideal circus day
and as consequence large crowd
was in attendance from the surround
ing towns and country.
4 While driving across the creek
Sunday, Mr.. James HALEY and FAM
lily experienced quite an exciting
time. Where they attempted to ford
> the recent high water had cut q
deep hole at the side Of the old ford
and one wheel dropped into 1t. Mrs.
l HALEY was thrown out into the
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