The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-06-29
Personal AND GENERAL.

Douglas easier, of Hill City was q
visitor in town thiss week.
Ed. Stegner, of Hermosa, was a
business visitor in town Tuesday
George II. Boutwell,, of Lead
stopped off here last Tuesday eve
ming
Mrs. w. F. Pascoe spent a few
days in Deadwood this week visiting
with friends.
E. +. Roberts, one Of our thriving
real estate men, spent Tuesday in
Deadwood.
See the new advertisement OF
Coolidge e Bro, on the back page
Of this paper.
Mrs. G. E. Bowers was one Of the
arrivals from Quinn registered at
the llarney this week.
Paul Thorp, of Herlmosa, passed
through town this week on his way
to Chance, South Dakota.
j. G. Mates, one of the prominent
mining men OF the Hills, represented
Keystone in town this week.
Burt Burton, of Dalzell, made a
a business trip to Rapid City Thurs
day Of this week.
Ed. Ward, one of Farmindale S
prosperous ranchmen was in town o
few days Of this week.
Bob Davis, q real estate dealer
from Wasta, was transacting bust
ness in town Monday.
Mrs. Joe Watterson is in from
O@anka for visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh Brown
r. II. Ottman, a druggist of Lead J,
was an arrival Wednesday of this
week and spent a few days in our
CITY,
Bert Mitchell, one of Rapid Citys
first boys, was in town yesterday
from his ranch near Hermosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Burton, of
Elm Springs, spent a few days in
Rapid City, shopping, this week.
G. &. Taylor, one of Rapid City's
real estate men, made a business
trip to Pierre this week.
biliSS ISS3llu Wdo Ell llOlu llo
ranch near Dakota City Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. f. e. Foss came up from
Wasta Monday, and was the guest
OF Mrs A. j. Mosier, returning Tues
day.
Ira j. Kennett, a wool buyer, of
Chicago, was in this vicinity during
the week doing a good business, as
usual.
Mrs. Charles Clifford, of Dead
wood, was visiting her daughter Mrs.
j. George Lampert, Monday and
Tuesday of this week
Col. Clark, of Holy Smoke min
ing camp was in town Monday and
Tuesday of this week, returning to
Keystone Wednesday morning.
Thomas Johnson, editor of the
Wasta Gazette, was a visitor in Rap
id City a few days of this week re-
turning Thursday morning.
Miss Harriet Simpson arrived
Monday morning from Hot Springs,
and is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs. G. l.. McManus.
Charles Bretz, the hotel man of
Wasta, and William Huddleston,
who runs the rooming house at that
place, were business visitors in Rapid
City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stanley are up
from Cottonwood for few days. Mr.
Stanley informs us that he contem-
plates opening a general store in
Owanka in the. near future.
Ed. Nelson, of Hill City, is in the
city for a few days. Mr.. Nelson is
the owner Of one Of the finest ranch
es in the whole Black Hills country.
John Noble, until recently an en-
ploye of the National Sanitarium at
Hot Springs, was at the Internation-
al last Tuesday.
Bruce Winney and S. Walters, of
the Soldiers home. TIot Springs are
in the City. Mr. Winney is on the
way to his homestead near Pedro
Paul Foss came up from Dakota
City Thursday evening and remain
ed over Friday visiting friends. Paul
seems much pleased with ranch life
and says everything looks exception
ally well in their vicinity.
Miss Stella Grass returned from
Mystic Thursday, where she has
been for the past week sewing and
visiting. She reports very pleasant
time.
The Madison State Normal has
closed a successful year, awarding
diplomas to sixty graduates from the
normal training department, who are
qualified and duly commissioned to
teach in the schools of the state.
Mrs. G. w. Upham, of Keystone,
was an arrival from Lead Tuesday
evening, and spent several days in
town visiting friends before return
ing home.
Henry Mutchler and wife were in
the city last lriday, from Wall, S. D.,
where Mr.. Mutchler is proprietor of
a general store. He reports business
very good.
Otto Emerson was a guest of the
International last Tuesday. Mr.. En-
merson is from Belle Fourche, and
says that that town is very prosper
GUS at present
Earl Wood. who has been with the
Journal for several months past, as
press-feeder, left Sunday evening for
Elk Point, where he will visit with
relatives for about three weeks.
Lawrence Smith, of Pactola, was