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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-27
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Rapid City, 8. D., December

Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Rapid City, 8. D., December
4, 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Harley
R. Claus, of Yiewfield. 8. D., has fled
notice of his intention TO make Anal
Communication proof In support Of his
claim, viz: HOMESTEAD Entry No.
1l517 made August IA, 1906, for the
north half Of northwest quarter and
north half Of northeast quarter of
section 26, township 8 north, range
10 east, b. II. M.,and that said proof
will he made before the Register and.
Receiver at Rapid City. s.. D., on Jan.
"a, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to proveshis continuous residence up
on, and cultivation 81, the land, viz:
a. N. oliver, Of viewfeld, s. D.; w.
G. Ives,o OF Yiewfeld, S. D; =. B. JUDI
son, Of Viewfleld, S: D; =. a. Bowen
of viewheld. 81. d.
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Summons

In the Circuit Court of the Seventh
Judicial Circuit of the State of
South Dakota, within and for Pen
nington county.
May Andrews, Plaintiff, VS.. Cyril
Andrews, Defendant.
The State Of South Dakota sends
greeting to the above named defend
ant.
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer complaint of May
Andrews, the above named plaintiff,
May Andrews, the above named plain
a copy of which Is herewith served
upon you and to serve a copy of your
answer on the subscriber at his Of
flee in the City of Rapid City, South
Dakota, within thirty days after the
service upon you, exclusive of the
day of service, and If you fail to an
swer this Complaint within that time,
the plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated at Rapid City, South Dakota,
this 18th day Of August, A. D., 1907.
o. L.. Cooper,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
December 26, L. .
The above defendant, Cyril An
drews, will take notice that the COM
plant in the above entitled action
is now on file in the Office Of the clerk
Of said, court, at, Rapid, City soulu
Dakota.
o. L. Cooper,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Z. NORRIS 90.
Our entire store is loaded with
Xmas Goods. all waiting for your
APPROVAL. Come and look at them.
Letter List.

Letter List.
Following is the list Of letters re-
maining %uncalled for in the postoffice
at Rapid City, s.. p. for the week
ending December 81, 1907:
Gents, List.
Carl E. Pearson.
b. 8. McEathron.
Gust Olson;
Geo. w. Burke.
Barclay Burns.
Peter A.. HusS.
Louis Kruckenberg.
o.. Orvin.
Amos Porter. 4
Sylvester Downs.
D. u. Elwood.
T.. M. Simmons. a4t
MI. Harrington.
Ambrose LIE Meterey.
Frank Nose.
Calvin Dalbey.
Jas. j.. Casey.
C. "A. Naslund.
p. ]. Sayles.
Earnes Jansa.
j.. r.. Jameson.
M c.. .. Haines.
Har Pan. Eng. Co.
LADIES' List.
Mrs. Hilma Burch.
Annie Davidson.
Persons calling for h above Will
please state when advertised.
BARBER. Z. M.
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Council Meetings Postponed.

IA scarcity of councilmen Monday
evening caused a second postpone
ment of the regular meeting schei-
uled for the first Monday in this
month. The date now set for the
postponed session, is Monday even
ing of next week.
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John hanson, who has been spend
ing a week or two in the city, left
for his home in Geddes, S. D., Tues
day.
The Burdick carpenter crew has fin
ished its work on the Pierre line and
gone east for the winter.
DR.. Jackson was a passenger to
Underwood Tuesday.
Rollin Wilson OF Underwood, was
in the city Tuesday, on his way home
from Scenic where he has been en-
ployed during the summer.
The Scenic theatre moved to a new
location, Sixth and st. Joe streets,
early this week.
Eugene r. Kinds made a flying trip
to town Monday evening, returning
to his ranch the next day.
Claude Walker, of Pierre, a repre-
sentative of The Bankers Club took
tho morning passenger for home
Tuesday.
D. Mcneil, trainmaster of the
Pierre line spent part of the week
In Rapid.
No. {. Wno q VydSS0tV4oAIO
over Monday night.
Fred Hackett returned to Wasta
Tuesday morning, coming in the day
before on business matters.
Sam Watteraon, of Owanka, re
turned to that town Tuesday, after
spending the day in the city.
James Sharp was an Underwood
representative in this city Monday.
eTPierre train carried a jollh v
The Pierre train carried a jolly
crowd Saturday morning, headed
homeward for the holidays. Among
the party were Ivan Goodner, Cyril
Coolidge, Fay Jeffries and Dick Ben
nett.
Miss Sarah HALEY is at home for
the holidays from All Saints school
in Sioux Falls.
Prof. Trygstad left Saturday morn
Ing for Brookings, s. D., where he
will spend the holidays.
Hon "A. K. Gardner arrived In the
city from Huron early this week.
Miss Royse, daughter of the Rev.
81. r. Royse. arrived In the city Sun
day morning to spend Xmas with her
parents.
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Christmas Music.

The cantata entitled THE Shop
herds story" will be given Sunday
evening at the Baptist church. "a spe-3
cial musical program has also been
arranged In connection with the.
morning services.
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d. MORRIS 90.

SLA. MORRIS co.
Get In line for. your Xmas Suit or
Overtoat. We can surely at and
please you.
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Notice.

That tn annual meeting of the st.
German Irrigation Co., for the pur-
pose of the election Of officers for the
ensuing year, and any other business
that may come before the meeting,
will be held on the 7th day of jan
uary, 1908, at Up. m.
ARE OTIS Secretarv
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gappreciaIedss by both Ihe Union u
Its editor.
See Lange for watches.
Frank Moore Is again on duty at
Chase's.
eeSweeney for Fur Lap Robes.
Claude Belts went to Mitchell Sat
urday evening.
Go to Lange's for your jewelry.
Charles Long, of Pactola, was in
town this week.
Buy only the new goods at Lange's.
Steve Belsom, of Folsom, was in
town yesterday.
Pichard hand painted China at
Lange's.
q. 81. Hunt made a business trip
to Wasta Tuesday.
Langes guarantee every article
they sell.
will stoner came3down from Lead
Tuesday morning.
Sectional Bookcases are the best.
See them at ~Sweeney's.
G. ]. Swanson, Of Underwood, was
In town this week.
Just. get in a fine line of Cook
Stoves and Ranges, at SWeeney's.
James Ahern, of Hermosa, vas
see i'll town Monday.
Navjo Blankets make good Christ
mas presents. Sweeney has them.
Miss Pearl King spent Christmas
with her mother on SquaW creek.
Why buy anything but the new
buy the New York line at Lange's
Hon. W. w. soule returned from
his Chicago trip Monday morning.
Buy from Lange's model line of
jewelry. See Lange for High grade
goods.
Frank Caple, Of Folsom, spent a
couple of days with us this week,
For designs that have never been
In your city before see Lange ana
LANCE.
Ma. White spent Christmas witE
his wife on their claim near Wasta.
Langes have not an old article In.
their show cases-no old goods to
show you.
Father Straeten conducted Christ
mas services at Hermosa Wednesday.
g. X. Henrie, Auctioneer. Call at
the Ark storeEor address, Rapid City,
~ I.
Emma Kochenderfer, Of Farming
dale, y the guest OF Mrs. A, p. Lane.
For wedding rings. wedding an
niversary and birthday gifts, see
TrOwbridge.
Philip Rathgaber, of Dalzell, S. D.,
paid this office pleasant visit Mon
day.
Clothing. Get your boy a nice suit
OF Clothes for Christmas. Sweeney
d the very thing.
d Hlartgering and SON., McRae,
made q business trip to Pierre Mon.
.
George Collins has a, special low
price on jewelry for Christmas pres.
ents. Call and examine.
pAttorney General s. Wesley Clark
returned to Pierre Thursday morn.
ing S. &
Trunks and Suit Cases at bar
gaing Call and see Tor yourself
The Ark, st.sgJoe street.
The Misses Alma and Minnie Ca
blewent to$Pactola Tuesday to spend
mas. 35S ss
NNhile fitting up home, call a
The Ark. where they make furni
turesandi household goods a speciality
SSss Mrs. Stoermer and daughter Arett;
are spending the holidays near Phil
81 I.
sssss me- Henry Grocery Co, has Jus
receiyied large consignment Q
Christmas candies. Call and sc
hemnl.
PROT: Oscar oleson ate hi
christmasSdinner With relatives nea
gRockeYille.
~ Glass A Painted China q
fhe sweeney Hardware store. A beau
tifalassortment. Call before the
aSsaI Gone.
s@sEd.SoMonspent Christmas on hi
ssSlrsSSilnnlccohssnear Underwood returnin
rhntsday
observation-disclosures, comfortable Rockin
sachsafsSsS side Bo4rdS; Bnfets, Princes
S8 nd 4fhSf beautiful piece
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Prints.

Best standard ->rints, reds, light
and dark blue, greys, blacks, browns,
10c values, sale price ........ 7hc
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Percales.

This is a standard Percale and ait
present wholesale prices is a regular
IL NC quality. All shades. Sale
price 9hc
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Coats.

Goats.
Special cut prices on all our chill
dren's, Misses and Women's Goats.
Up to regular $3.50 coats now
only 30 -
Up to regular $1,000 coats, now
only 81 g..
Up to regular $4,000 coats now
only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
Up to regular $500 coats now
only $500
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MRS. WOODS INJURED.


Horse Runs Away and Throws Occl,-
pants Of Rig to the Ground.
While Mesdames James Woods sndi
CD. Wiser were driving on Quincy
street Monday afternoon, the hors .
took fright and ran away after .
Hiding with delivery wagon, de-
Imolishing the Woods carriage. The
ladies were thrown to the groaad,
with some force; Mrs. Woods suffered
the fracture Of rib, also receiving
seeyeral minor bruises. Mrs. Wiser
being more fortunate. . few scratch
constituting her injuries. DR.. Jack
saon attended Mrs. Woods who was
remoyedt to her hQmer .isS6ow
able to setsarouhd again having re-
Covered rapidly. 10 the great sntis-
faction of her friends whofeared ie
shock in addition TO the injnrissi
Emishtresult II more serious col1lssa-S
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MTES Oh THE WEEK
local Items Concerning People and
Events Happening During
tho Week.

Those having knowledge Of o
ciety items will confer a favor by
calling mp phone 146, or by paying
US personal visit. This will be
appreciated by both The Union and
It's editor.
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Outing Flannel.

Light and dark Outings, checks,
stripes, plaids, 12kc quality, sale
price 011
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NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior. Gem
sralSIsand ofIice, Washington. D. c..
New forms or Application and Proofs
New forms OF application for home
stead entry. soldiers additional home
stead entry and tor timberor stone
sworn statements. timber or stone
final proofs. and yearly proof In des-
ert land cases, have been adopted,
ard on and after March q, l90s.no
elilSies will be allowed "a the class
~ cases above mentioned unless OK
exuted upon the new oficial forms,
or upon forms which are exact dus
plicates thereoff. both q to wording.
Arrangement and sixe. Each Of said
forms Il combination of the several
|formsof afhdayits formerly required
ba 1lled III auchScase and the I1e
thereof@wll result ia the saving 81
Tins, llbor. and expense 70 theslocal
lend olncsrs, proot-taking omcers,
:andssclaimants:
AnAILINGNR $
Commissioner.
Martin, psadWtoodat
4osnsXixl1lyed Slty yesteS1ay
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think we'll of it as an advertising me-
dunn, for 1t is literally patronized

think we'll OF 1T as an advertising me-
dunn, for 1t is literally patronized
along that line.
ii. MORRIS co.
Xmas suggestions for men-swell
suspendcrs, neckties and mnffiers.
Mrs. Warren Tracy, of Rockford,
Ills, was a visitor in the city Satur-
day stopping on her way to
Rockford.
If you wish anything in ebony,
such as manicure sets, military brush
es, travelling sets, etc, see Swanson.
Elmor Marsh who was formerly
connected with the P. r. C. & N. W..
Ry company is spending the holidays
in the city.
All sizes Of Edison's celebrated
Photographs. Two thousand Of the
best and latest records. Swanson,
the jeweler.
N. A. Miller who represents the
Bankers Life of DesMoines in this
vicinity is spending the holidays on
lis claim near Wasta.
Il. NORRIS co.
We have a full stock of Xmas sug-
gestions right up-to-date at this
season.
Mrs. r. M. Wilson Of Underwood,
spent a few days in the city On her
way home from Iowa where she has
been visiting for some time.
For a full line of Columbia, Vic
tor and Edison Talking Machines,
also records, call at The Ark, St.
Joe street.
MSS Nina Nelson, of spearish,
passed through the city Monday
morning where she has d claim. Miss
Nelson is a sister of Attorney T. r.
Nelson.
Go to Swanson for Moore's Non
breakable Fountain pen. Guaranteed
absolutely safe. N~on-breakable. Just
the thing for ladies.
Il. MORRIS co.
We have just the present for you.
A nice collar or muff.
Why not buy the best Vassar
Cream Chocolate Bonbons, Trotro
Chocolate Krunch, Angelus, Marsh
mellow and Vassar Kisses. All fresh
at Henry Grocery Co.
Be sure to sec the Marconi Velvet
Tone ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as the
wireless. New material, new sur
face, perfect tone, light, flexible and
non-breakable. Call at The Ark.
M. A. Lange, of Pierre, is visiting
with his son Arthur who conduct.
a jewelry establishment in this city
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~ q nAI1INGNN
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-.: commencing WsdmsdsD December 18th, we ban our Annual Clearing Sale preparatory to In
yMng. In every Department. broker lines remnants and urpuss stocks which must be CLOSED out.
TINS Will ete gratet sale lever held by u.s. News specials each day during this sale.
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In the Circuit Court of the Seventh
Judicial Circuit of the State of
South Dakota, within and for Pen
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First publication Dec. 9th.
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gestion.-Succe
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-14

In force to-day, and involved a higher
 money rate from the outset. The banking position was weak at the close of last week, and the treasury has taken from the banks since that time upwards of $4,OO0OO0 more than suffi- cient to, wipe out the surplus as it ex- isted on Saturday.
 London was already upset by the money situation before the market opened here, and as soon as the New York market opened foreigners began to unload holdings here in a way that started prices sharply downwards. The liquidation steadily gained force. and the market became quite demorallzed Seemingly the absolute necessity for further drastic liquidation became rec ognlzed A feeling of hopelessness over any early market to insure the success or this operation prompted the spas- modic method pursued. The acute weakness of the Hill and Hartman stocks indicated that the semi-panic Of to-day was the aftergrowth of the unoridled speculation in these stocks entered upon last fall, and which has never been satisfactorily cleared up in the market since The violent rally in me latte rpaE of the day indicated the cessation of the pressure, but the closing tone was exceedingly nervous, and with some stocks at the lowest and others falling back to their previous low levels. Union Pacific especially broke violently at the last, an extreme II S-S below yesterdays final prices. The fall in the Hill stocks was almost as violent and in Reading reached over 12. St. Paul, Northwestern, Canadian Pacific, Amalgamated Copper and Col orado Fuel fell upwards of points.
 The range of losses for practically all active stocks ran. from 4 to over 6 points. The nervous close left opinion entirely at sea as to whether the worst had been seen or not.
 Bonds were weak, Total sales, par value, $2,554,OO0.
 United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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KEsTERDAK's STOCK MARKET
Thrown Into Grent Generalization
 Violence Not EquaHed for Years

New York, March 13,-The stock mar
 ket was thrown into demoralization to-
 day by a course of liquidation which
 for violence had not been equalled in
 New York for several years past. The
 overwhelming outpouring of stocks
 came as a general surprise, as exten-
 sive progress was supposed to have
 been already effected in the necessary
 liquidation to meet the present sltIa- tlon- This supposition had been foster-
 ed by the action of the market for sev
 eral days past, the Tightening of the
 selling pressure and the increased dis position to absorb stocks being accept ed as evidence that the unfavorable factors had been discounted. Appar- emily the eXigencies of the money sit uatlon had been underestimated. Alarm Tor the adequacy for available supplies to meet immediate or early require ments was acute to-day, not only in New York but in London and in Rer- lin The constriction of credits fell un- on an unsuspected extension of specu- latlve accounts, and they were indis- forced to sale. apparentIv at any sacrifice, Banking credits were practically withdrawn from the stock market, and borrowers were called upon to pay their obligations. Bids for stocks seemed to be withdrawn and prices were offered down points a+ tune before meeting any absorptive de- nand. The immediate pressure ,,ror | m lmhe money market, which precipitated | this series of events. was attributed especially to the large demands con- 'erglng upon the fifteen of the present month. These include subscriptions to leW Chicago & Northwestern stock; 70 a Pennsylvania note issue, and arse dividend payments, including he standard oil and Consolidated Gas, 'reparations for these payments were
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Immense Transactions

The volue om business was enormous More than 2,3OO,OOo shares changed hands. Brokers offices were thronged with customers seeking information but brokers themselves were pretty much at sea over the decline, unless there was something in the reports of trouble at leading European centers. some of which were incidental to the fortnightly settlement, now in progress in London. From Europe came reports that there was also some trouble in New York, or likely to be, as a result of the continued collapse in stocks.
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SO7 NoRTHFIELD CONFERENCE
Announcement of Important Confer
 ence to be Held From June 2S to July

|
 Announcement of Important Confer.
 ence to be Held From June 2S to July [.
 The annual student conference will
 be at Northfield this year from June 2S to July ( in the buildings of the Northfleld Seminary, East Northfield Mass. This is the most important in- tercolleglate religious conference in America, and is annually attended by large delegations of students from all the important institutions of learning, in the Eastern United States and Cana d2.
 Yale held conference of its own at Hotchkiss last year, because the North field Conference was held one week earlier than usual, making it impossible for Yale undergraduates to attend. This year the date of the Northffeld Conference has been postponed one week, and Yale will not be compelled to hold separate conference.
 The speakers for this years confer ence have not yet been announced, but an unusually strong list of men is promised. The mornings and evenings of each day will be devoted to religious meetings. Bible classes will be led for the instruction of group leaders in col lege, and the Round Top sunset meet irgs will be continued, The entire afternoon of each day will be given over to athletic sports, including a base ball, tennis and golf tournament, the track meet and the annual East Hall "piel match.
 The total expenses at the conference, including board, room and registration, amount to ST.
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A Raid Pure and sin1nle-

Tt was a raid pure and simple" said last nights New York Evening Post, " backed by undoubtedly large resources and sustained by the circulation of bear rumors' which were as base and unscrupulous-to make a bold eompar- ison-as were the bull rumors' of last September London was informed of impending disaster in New York; New York of impending disaster in London. both of them of an approaching wreck ct Berlin, Needless to say, these pleas
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Soaring Money Rates.

After renewing loans at ' per cent. the banks put out large sums of money at B and g per cent. early in the day. Then the rate touched 10 per cent. in the afternoon, and it soon became pos- sible to set almost any reasonable price for call money. Before o'clock 1F per cent. was eagerly bid Shortly before the close, however, when the rally on the stock market took place, money was at 5 per cent.
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Conference Held at White House.

Conference Held at White House.
 It is known that some of the cabinet officers were sent for by the president and in view of the statement issued later in the day (as above) by Secre- tary Cortelyou, it is believed that the conference at least with some of his advisers, had to do with the financial situotion in New York. Those who saw the president were Secretaries Cortel- you, Taft Metcalf, Garfield, straus and Attorney General Bonaparte. Later Secretary Root spent some time with him,
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The Union Trust Co.
NEW EAVEy.


 CHARTERED by the State ot Con " nectieut with authority to aot as E1ieertor. faieer nr Asdiminiatrator, Guardian, Re- ceIyeri iee, or ,Irastee dae under will or deed. into Court, and public Trust Funds rtI Acts at Trustee for Municipalities. Cor. porations and individuals, and admin lsters trusts of all kinds. Empowerad to act as registrar of stocks. bonds or or other evidence of indebtedness, n1anaee sinking funds. and do all business sIeb as usually done by trust companies. It also does a general banlino hus- mess collecting checks notes, coupons and receives deposits The prlncinai nf each trust Is invested by itself and kent separate and apart from the genereI assets of the Company e4
 This Company is by law regularly er- amlned by the bank examiner of the State of Connecticut VI 'ii9
 HENRY L. HoTCHKIsS, President,
 EUGENE S. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
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ing stories were all invented on our stock exchange. For instance, the stock exchange had on the cards sure ad- vance in the Bank of England rate to- morrow. Nothing of the sort is proha- ble, even after to-day's rise in private discount rates above the bank
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Missouri Paciac.

President George J, Gould's statement that the Missouri Pacific dividend is not in danger and that there are funds on han dto complete the Western Pa cific was back of the exceptional firm ness exhibited by, Missouri Pacific stock. It stood out strongly against the downward current-a very different condition than 1t has shown hereto fore.