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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-06
Ash Greek Notes,

The weather still continues fine
since the mercury left zero-no snow
or rain. The newcomer has certain
~ found q good time to complete his
shack and get up a good woodpile,
and they are ali making use Of 1t.
Hamilton Roth of Ash creek went
to Bend, s. D., last week to stay
until after Thanksgiving. He in
tends visiting with his sons and
daughter, who live there, until after
the holidays.
John Furgeson arrived here from
Rapid City last week to visit his
sons. William and George Furgeson.
Paul Daily, Of Plum creek, was in
-.ls part last week on his way to
Rapiu City.
Miss Tressa Poste, of Ash creek,
erected a fine building on her Ash
creek ranch last week.
Pedro, S. D., Is not going to be
among the "drags" any longer, as
Mr.. Hawks, the "merchant prince"
of Pedro, Is erecting a fine two-story
building to be used as a hotel.
Arthur Finnegan, OF Ash creek,
made a flying trip to Pierre last week.
John johnson is digging a we'll
for Charles Price of Ash creek.
b. Carlson went to Philip last
week to help his brother-in-law, Mr..
Nelson, move out on his ranch, as
he is bringing his household goods
land stock with him.
William Furgeson, Of Ash creek,
was helping his brother, George, haul
hay to Philip last week.
Mr.. Burdick and son, Thomas,
took in the sights OF Philip last week.
Guy Davis, Of Pedro, was rusticat-
ing among friends on Ash creek last
week enroute to Philip, 8. d., on
business.
The Ute Indians. which have been
giving Uncle Sam 30 much trouble
passed through Pedro last Tuesday
ON their way to Rapid City to so to
work, since they have tanned down,
They caused quite lot Of excite
ment insthis neck Of the woods.
John Torrance returned home
from Chicago last week, where he
had been visiting friends and rela-
sstives forSsome time.
MrsHaNkins. of Ash creek, went
ItogPhtlip lAst week ana purchased !
smAIlabunchso cattle.
Cactus Bill.
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Notice Tor .Ppblicatiop,

Department of the Interior. Land
Once at Rapid City. g. D, October
28, 1907. B.
Notice Is hereby given! that Mar.
guerite Gillette. Of Rapid City. hal
filed notice Of her intention to make
dnal Communication proof ii support oi
her claim, viz: Homestead Entry No.
1852 made March 81, for NE south
hall of northeast quarter and north
ssaxt quarter Of southAaat quarter 81
section a. toWnship 2snprth. range
Lent, g. 81: M:aSandstha ssaid proof
Miilsbe made before the Register and
Recelver. Il Rapid city y: on De
Icemher ~, 1907
He names thesfolloNing witnesses
IA prove HI continuous fnidsneesnp
Ia cultivktion 0f IN iand. MI:
I. Mliotf u HGptd City. 8 ~:
IsJs@AcCsiKoessRS5btd Gtts Y;
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Notice for duplication.

Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Rapid City, s. D.. October
%, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Will
liam offutt, of Bend, s. Oak, has
fled notice of his intention to make
final Communication proof in support
of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
No. 1902 made October 8, 1906, for
the northeast quarter Of southwest
quarter, northwest quarter of south
west quarter and east half OF south
east quarter section So, township 4
north, range 3 east, B. H. M, and
that said proof will be made before
Register and Receiver, at Rapid city,
s. D., on December 18th, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on, and cultivation Of the land, viz:
Jasper N. Roth, Of Bend, s. D.;
Horace Roth. Of Bend, g. D.; Ira I.
Hazelton. Of Bend, s. D.; Bert Mack,
OF Bend. 8. D.,
GEO. P. BENNETT, Register.
First publication Nov. 1.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-06
carpenters and painters will be

M fSAsNs 0AA p0AAsSss WAA w
turned loose, and it is hoped a house
warming in the association rooms
can be made a feature of Christmas
week Special attention will be de-
voted to the reading and game rooms
in order to make them attractive and
cosy as possible. The gym as plan
ned will perhaps not be on SO large
a scale as might be desired, but never
theless will be roomy enough for
plenty of invigorating exercise. The
athletic department has arranged
with Dr.. Derthick of the Auditorium
to have the use of that building one
evening in each week for indoor and
basketball practice. All the exhi-
bition games will be played there as
the floor space and seating capaclty
of the building make it especially
adaptable for such purposes, Many
of the members took advantage of
the first open practice night last
Wednesday evening and put in some
hard ticks, preparing for the athletic
carnival scheduled for Friday even
ing December 18th. On that date
the married and unmarried men of
the the association will contest for
supremacy as announced elsewhere
in these columns. Hereafter the au-
ditorium will be open every Wednes-
day evening to Y. M. C. A. members
desiring to practice basket ball or in
door baseball. DR.. Minty, chairman
of the athletic committee says the
only restriction in connection with
exercising at the Auditorium are that
the participants must be association
men and that in order to protect the
floor properly, tennis shoes should
be worn.
The membership contest as noted
elsewhere has been the means of Sc
curing nearly a hundred new names
for the association. DR.. LeMar's Hus-
tiers have gained quite a lead on
John Fall's. squad. who expect to
catch up before the contest closes
and escape footing the bills for the
banquet. slated to take place Dec.
10th.
Correspondence is being carried on
with regard to obtaining a genera
secretary for the organization. If pos
sible man from the Chicago Central
association will be secured in time
to take charge of affairs, when the
rooms are ready for occupancy tne
latter end of the present month.
The finance committee has collec-
ted a considerable sum Of money, but
d large number of membership fees
remain unpaid in spite of Prof. Hum
bert's valiant endeavors to get around
and see every body. Any SO desiring
can hand their dues to either Prof.
Humbert or James r. Sharp who will
issue a receipt for same which later
on will be exchanged for regular
membership cards.
Chairman Prall of the religious
work committee has enlisted quite
an army of aids to assist in making
the Sunday afternoon meetings a sue
cess. The meeting next Sunday vii
be held in the Methodist church, bu1
it is intended to hold the services in
the Y. M. g. A. room when they are
available,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-06

The biggest money-saving sale
ever held begins next Monday, Dec.
9, at the Peoples Supply store.
Thousands of handsome, useful and
appropriate holiday gifts at. merely
a fraction of their real worth. It will
be our greatest effort at Bargain
Giving, and a buying opportunity for
you never before equaled in the Hills.
To miss this greatsevent will be an
imposition on your pocket book as
you positively will pay more else
where.-Come early.
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Totals 1897 $50 $50
team total, 1880.
The Rest Vet.

The Best Yet.
The Chase-Iister company that
viii hold the boards at the Library
Hall next week will present the fol-
lowing repertoire Of metropolitan
successes: *
Monday-asThe Wreck 81 the JEFF
|ferson National"
Tuesday-The Money, the Thief
and the Fool
Wednesday-'The Girl from the
1Ol Ranch.
Thursday Pygmalion and CAL
atea.n
FridayslThe Tie that Binds.
Saturday Matinee- Kathleen
Mayourneens
Saturday night-ssThe unwritten.
Law
Each play is thoroughly rehearsed8
and properly staged 90 % to bring.
out everp point and detail possible.
Clin and Bessie Robbins introduce
high class vaudeville each evening.
Our celebrated Eorchestra VIII rive !.
concert eachseyening from 8 toss:30I
.osclOck.. Yherei - not one dull mo-
sment during the evening. "a don't
Ifailsto attend.
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Currents Event Club.

Mrs. H. R.. Upton entertained the
Current Events club last Friday af-
ternoon. On the program for the
afternoon who gave a review of re-
cent magazines. Mrs. Watts, whose
paper discussed Foreign Represent
atives." Mrs. j. C. Blyman's paper
on prominent magazine writer's was
read by Mrs. Levi MCGEE.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-06
NOTES OF TIE WEEK


Local Items Concerning People and
s#s Events Happening During
sN the Week.
Those having knowledge Of SO
clety items will confer a favor by
calling up phone 146, or by paying
~ personal visit. This will be
appreciated by both The Union and
its editor.
Pichard hand painted China at
Lange'a.
Roy Cotterell is spending the
week in Lead.
Langes guarantee every article
they sell.
stsnger, Hermosa, was seen
in town Wednesday.
Rev. q. D. Royse made q trip to
Deadwood Tuesday.
Fster sierth, OF Hayward, was in
Rapid City Wednesday.
/. G. Mes1er OF Hermosa, was in
town this week on business.
For designs that have never been
In your city before see Lange ana
Iange.
Paul McClelland anne up from
Hermosa Mondoy morning.
Langes have not an old article in
their show cases--no old goods to
show you.
Mrs. Ella Ayant and son, Dewey,
Egpent Thanksgiving day in Hermosa.
Claude Walker, representing -.
Bankers' Club of Pierre, is in town.
Miss Margaret Ahern Of Hermosa
is visiting the family Of Mrs. Ella
Ayant.
Hon. A. K. Gardner is in town, ar
rtying Wednesday evening from
Huron.
Mrs. Charles Baldwin entertained
the Coterie club yesterday afternoon.
For wedding rings, wedding an
niversary and birthday gifts. see
Trowbridge.
"A. b. Donaldson has assumed the
management of Derthick's auditor
iurl.
We sew and peg all shoes We sell
free Of charge. Peoples Supply
Store.
Allie Mccain drove to the Mccain
ranch near Underwood last Wednes-
day.
q. Z: Henrie, Auctioneer. Call al
the Ark store or address, Rapid City
Ds
Halle Howarth. Of keystone, is
amending the week with Mrs. Henry
Saville.
Miss Duhamel has accepted
9 position with Lange & Lange. the
Jewellers.
Milton Young Of Pierre, arrived in
town Saturday evening, leaving on
Monday
The PEOPLES Supply Store is tn,
buying public's greatest benefactor
sWeschallenge price-comparison.
Frank Avant. Of Hermosa, was ii
the city Monday, attending matters
Of business.
james Ahern Of Hermosa, is visit
Ing with his sister. Miss Katie Ahern
of this city.
Mrs Bessie Porterfield, ofsthe I'm,
ionstaff spent Sunday on her Ranch
near eHrmosa.
Mrs. Ned Bacon Is visiting with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Al nay, OIL
keystone, this week.
Langes& Lange have been appoint
ED watch Inspectors for the dC. NJ. .
ssts Ry Co. Ii this city.
Billssyernon the well-known Quinr
attorney. passed through this city
~onaltheSway .oPresho lastweek..
E.#lBennett, OF Chicago. repre-
sentative Of the Mining World,
paid this office visit lanst Monday
Charles schtmberg and g. A. RICH:
have openedssa land office over tn,
post office under the Arm name o
the Black Hills Land Co.
Mrs. n Avery returned to Rapit
City this week after spending twt
months In Mexico with her hnsban,
Who'll engagedsin engineering worl
there:
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sinity are invited to join with us in
Q series OF meetings beginning Sun
ay December 9Th. in the Baptist
church.
James H. Davis, the new state
evangelist, will be here. He comes
with the enthusiasm of the big re-
vival of Ipswich which the pastor
there declares The most powerful
meetings in many ways that l was
ever in"
Come and hear Bro. Davis. Bring
a friend.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-06
Morton r.. Sheldon,
Pastor Of the Baptist church

A fine plate glass store front was
installed in the south room Of the
Farlow block this week.
y. E. Robinson, M. D., is now en-
gagged in the general practice of meu-
icine and surgery.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-06
simmons.Aiexe1s .Knntials.

Justice F. r. Joy, at the home of
A. Patrick last Tuesday. perform
ed the weddingtnersnfony that made
Grant Simmons. and Miss Lydia Mey-
er man and wife:s Both of the con-
tracing parties are from White Owl,
S. D.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-06
ALGoRDAs AGAIN.
Bowling Team Wins Series by Taking
Third Straight Game.

IIIITU SCfHI&IC OatIIIc.
Weigand & Wagner's four team
bowling contest came to an end Mon
day evening when the Algordas walk
ed off with the third straight con
test, having an S2-pin lead over the
Tuxedos for the three games. Jewell,
bowling with the yictors had high
score, getting a total of 237 pins in
his third endeavor. The complete
score folloWsl
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-06

Rema,ning unco1iad ~ :, p..,,
civ s. rs nnatnfHoa w rsapl1
ending Noyember a. on1 s"e week
80 ~ 80.
N uentiemen's List.
Harry Fulton.
John Syrmess.
Q. e. Nelson.
Eliard J~ohannesen.
Chester Browning.
Albert Luedtke.
]. A. Hughes.
Frank Houser.
DR.. E. M. Mosher.
Loren Johnson;
Martin johnson.
Clarence Yount.
Richard Foley
4: .. Cotter.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-06
Dress and Walking Skirts.

I7FVSS suHU WuIKInS SklFtS.
Entire new fall line of our finest
skirts to be closed out at 20 per ce.t
sdiscount.
Specials from last seasons desir-
able skirts, up to former $3.50 val
ues 81 05
Up to former $3.50 values, 1896
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-06
Prints.

Best standard -,rints, reds, light
and dark blue, greys, blacks, browns,
10c values, sale price ...... INC
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Outing Flannel.

Light and dark Outings, checks,
stripes, plaids, 12Ac quality, sale
price 9A
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Percales.

This is a standard Percale and ait
present wholesale prices is a regular
12hc quality. All shades. Sale
price SIC
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Coats.
Special cut prices OH all our chill.
dren's, Misses and .Women's Goats.
Up to regular $3.50 coats now
only * o..
Up to regular $1,000 coats, now
only Eli q.
Up to regular $4,000 coats now
Up to regular $500 coats now
only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1926
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-06
Annual Inve11tOrYS Sale
'ommendngW Wednesday, Deambrs Il we bNn our Annual Clearing Sale pnpanaoy to In
This vii be the rmtHs sales ever held by u.s. New specials each day during this sale.

Wool Dress Goods.
Many specials all through the
Dress Goods stock during this In
ventory sale.
SO in. Plain Serge .......... 29c
SO in. Open Crepe ......... 29c
&c in. Fancy Plaids ..s...... 29c
10 nc Fancy Plaid Suitings I. 915c
All wool materials up to 75c val
ues, selection Of all broken pieces,
now 40c
SOC All Wool suttings ........ soc
SOC Fancy Waistings ........ soc
Women's 35c medium weight vests
and pants 25c
Women's COO very fine white vests
and pants Acc
Women's 6Oc very heavy 1eeced
vests and pants ............ 45c
Women's $1.25 very fine white. or
gray union suits, .......... csc
Boys Natural grey Wool vests and
pants, sizes 40 to "a, ........ 25c
Sizes 26 to 80 ............ SIC
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-06
LIST oF.LErTERs,

HIST VFF
Remaining uncalled for in Rapid
City, s.. D., p%ostofflce for the week
ending November 80, 1907.
Genflemen,a List
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-01-08
R. R. BRIDGE
BY JULY |.
Work On'New York & Long Branch
Structure Over Rafitan
Half COMPLETED,

Work on the new New York &
Long Branch railroad bridge across
the Raritan river is rapidly progress
ing. When the weather is fair the
work is going. on Sundays as well as
week days.
"The bridge is now about half cont
pleted, said the superintendent ol
the work yesterday afternoon" al-
though it does not appear so to the
average person.
The contractors expect to have the
bridge entirely completed by the first
of July, SO as to accommodate the
increased summer traffic. A large
force of masons is busily engaged
setting the huge sand stones in place
on the piers, which are to support
the bridge.
Six of these large piers are now
under, construction of the thirty-one
to be built
'crhe most tedious and difficult part
of the work has been DONE" said a
foreman yesterday. That is the
work under water" he continued
The iron-work, which follows the
masonry, it is said, can be put up in
a little over a months time. AS well
as working Sundays, the contractors,
MacMullen & McDermott, have extra
men at work.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-01-08
Former President Of Board Of
Education Reiterates His In.
tentiOn Of Attending.
CONTEST FOR THE PRESIDENCY
A Secretary and Vice-President Are
Also to BE Named, and Likely Cam
didates for Jesse Colyer's Place
Are Said to. BE f. II. Walker, the
Former President, and c. +.
Moore-Development Are Awaited.

The first regular monthly meeting
of the Board of Education for this
year will be held at the high school
president and other officers is expect
ed to be made.
There is a contest on between VIII
liam P. Bradley and Joseph l.. Crow
ell for the presidency.
Former President Walker said this
morning that he would be at the
meeting tonight and would preside.
81 think have a right to open the
meeting" said Mr.. Walker, "and !
shall certainly be in attendance.
The new secretary is also expected
to be named, tonight and some OF
those in a position to know have pick
ed either Charles F. Moore of e. B.
Walker as the candidate. A deadlock
may occur, in which case Secretary
Colyeri would probably remain in
Office pending the choice of new
secretary.
City Attorney Hommann has stated
in interviews, as told in these col
umns, that former President Walker
has no right to take part in the meet
ing or retain the chair until a new
president is chosen, as his term in
the board expired at the end of last
year. The opinion of the attorney
general, in a former deadlock, that
the former president should remain
as president pending the election of
his successor does not apply in this
case, City Attorney Hommann says
as the president in the former diff
Guilty was still member of the board
at the time.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-01-08
LOCAL BANKS
HAD ELECTIONS
Perth Amboy Trust Company and
First National Bank Held
Annual Meetings

The stockholders of the Perth AM
boy Trust Company held their annual
meeting today and reelected the fol-
lowing directors: Garrett Brodhead,
e. l.. Brown, Joseph E. Chapman, d.
C. Chase, William A. Conner, Adam
Eckert, C. c. Hommann, H. M.
Keasbey, Edward NJ Kelly, John H.
Gregory, James c. Mccoy, George P.
Putnam, George l.. Record, Robert s.
Ross, Sidney Riddlestorffer, Dewitt
Van Buskirk, Arthur l.. Walker, G. j.
Wittenberg and George W. Young.
The directors will organize and
elect officers on January 24.s After
the meeting of the stockholders
luncheon was served by Caterer
Floresch. A number of guests were
also in attendance and were enter
tanned by the newly elected officials.
First Nationals Election.
The stockholders of tn First Ma
tional Bank held an annual meeting
and election today and reelected the
following directors: Robert Carson,
Edwin G. Fraser, George j. Haney,
Hamilton f. Kean, Peter Nelson,
Charles d. Snedeker and John w.
Whelan.
The meeting lasted only short
time, after which luncheon was
served by Caterer Floersch, of the
Packer House. A number of the de-
positors were entertained during the
afternoon. Tomorrow the directors
win hold meeting and elect presi-
dent.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-01-08
REBUILD NO. 2 DOCK
AT LEHICH VALLEY
Old Wharf To Be Putin Good COndi-
tiOn and Work Begins
Tomorrow.

The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany will commence work tomorrow
to rebuild the old No dock at the
Lehigh Valley company's wharves.
This dock has been used as a switch
dock, to send cars ou, oon to receive
lumber and clay from vessels that
entered. OF late. the dock has been
in such a dilapidated condition that
it was unsafe to use, and dock No. ]
is now in use. A force of twenty
carpenters and dock builders will be
set at work tomorrow to commence
rebuilding it.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-01-08
Special to the EVENING NEWS: y

Special to the EVENING NEWS:f
SOUTH AMBOY, Jan. 8:-An au-
topsy on the body of Mrs. Eliza Wolfe
was held at Stillwell & Mason $
morgue this morning. What the out
come was, Prosecutor Berdine re-
fuses to state, but it is probable thai
the men now held in New Brunswicb
will have to stand trial for man
slaughter.
Hugh Caniff, for whom the authori-
ties have been looking since Spencer
Berdine was arrested by Detective
Peltier last Sunday, went to New
Brunswick today and gave himself
up. These men, as has been told in
the NEWS, are accused of chasing
the aged woman down the road in her
night clothing when she fell at the
home of neighbor and expired OF
apoplexy.
The body was to have been buried
last Sunday, but the funeral was de-
layed until an autopsy could be held.
This was done today, and the funeral
will take place tomorrow at the
Cheesequake NJ e. church, Rev. H.
M. Brown, of Cliffwood, officiating.
Those present at the autopsy this
morning were Prosecutor Berdine,
Coroner Beekman, Dr., j, l.. Suydam,
the county physician, and DR.. A. J..
Jackson, of Matawan, who was sum-
moned to attend Mrs. Wolfe at the
time she died.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-01-08
-FOUR CUNBOATS ARE
IN SANTO. DOMINGO
Small Revenue Craft Built at Local
Yard Arrived Safely at
Future Home.

Positive information that the four
gunboats built in this city by Lewis
Nixon for the government of Santa
Domingo have arrived safely at Santo
Domingo has just been received, al
though it was taken for granted that
they had reached port few weeks
ago.
The little craft will be used in the
internal revenue service of Santo
Domingo, and are small enough to
penetrate the rivers.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-01-08
ANKLES FRACTURED
Workman Fell Into Hold of Boat
and Was Injured.

Sylvester Kosmo, an employe at
the American Smelling & Refining
Company's plant, sustained a frac-
ture of both ankles last night while
at work. He was taken to the city
hospital in the company's ambulance.
kosmo, who is Slav, fell into the
hold of boat.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-01-08
Sues for Lumber. Bill.
pecidl to the EVENING NHWA

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. a.
Clayton & Pierson, lumber dealers,
of South River, have brought suit
against the New York Granite Com
pany which is now in the hands of a
receiver for lumber bill.