The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-06-26

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Buy that watch at Lange's, the
jeweler.
H. w. Kinds was up from Under
wood this week.
If your eyes need attention go to
Lange's the optician.
Will Cox was sightseeing at Hot
Springs last Sunday.
Judge MCGEE was a visitor in
Deadwood Saturday.
C. A. Weigand went TO Hot
Springs Monday evening.
Miss Jessie Reynolds spent Sun
day with friends in Lead.
w. e. Christensen, of Keystone,
was in the city yesterday.
Fred Holcomb was a passenger to
Underwood Tuesday morning.
Bishop Stariha, of Lead, was the
guest of Father Straeten over Sun
day.
E. S. Johnson of Quinn, was in
the city Thursday, transacting buso-
ness.
Miss Frances Zinsmaster is spend
ing the week in Pierre, visiting
friends.
Guy Cooke, the new Y. M. c. A.
secretary was an arrival Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. V. C. Anderson is attending
the G.. A. r. reunion at Hot Springs
this week.
C. B. Wiser of the Milwaukee
line made trip to Chamberlain
last week.
Miss Nellie Chase has gone to
Deadwood for visit with Mrs. Free
man Steele.
Miss Jessie Farlow is expected
home from Everett, Washington in
a few days.
+. r. X. Hewlett returned from
business trip to Spearfsh Satur-
day evening.
James Keelyn accompanied the
lactola team on their trip to Rapid
City this week.
The Misses Frances and Lottie
HALEY were arrivals fom Wellesley,
Saturday morning.
Mrs. j. H. Bracket, of Murdo is
spending few days with her daugh-
ter Miss Marion Bracket.
Attorney w. L. Mclaughlin, of
Deadwood, was in the city Monday,
taking in the Crouch line sale.
The Coterie did not meet yester-
day afternoon, but instead will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. William
Morris.
G. NJ. Bigelow. U. S. Commissioner
at Farmingdale. was in town this
week attending to some land office
business.
Miss Cora Baptu. of Chamber
lain, is now employed by the Tom
Sweeney Hardware Company as
Cashier.
&C. T. Dyke, superintendent of the
Pierre line was in the city Wednes-
day looking afr asairs in this end
Of his territory.
Rev. c. .Royse @as one o. those
Who Represented Rapid City at the
SUNDAY school ooa~ention in White
wood this week.
Miss Lucy Price has gone to Ona-
ha, TO spen dsone time with Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Hall. formerly Miss
Cora price OF this city.
Miss Florence Reilly who has been
visiting with her sists. Miss MARY
Reilly. ls.s 80. Fer hcle zear Des-
MONIES Il. Monday evening.
"A O. Figge, assistant cashier in
the SrHritE Savings hank Il 2. his
post again after an enjoyabIs4 ya-
eEfaon trip 10 eastern points.
Frank Fshrsuwald. Jr., is having
the tine Of his life al Auguess. Ore.
Where he Is spending the summer
months among the copper mines.
Ted Brockeit an erstxhile pop
nasr resident OF Rapid City, but now
OF sundanee. Wyo., was visiting
friends here Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
several delegates to the X. of
r convention at Hot Springs, hail
Ing from neighboring towns, spent
q few hours in the city Fridar
morning.
Dr.. and Mrs. r. J. Jackson. ac-
companied by Nr. and Mrs. H. D.
Jackson, OF Brandon. Manitoba. were
passengers to Hot Springs Wednes-
day evening.
The new Swedish church in west
Rapid is being treated to some paint
The eolors are green and white and
the combination adds greatly to the
appearance of the edifice.
Among the local G. A. R. veter-
ans who are attnding the state en-
campment at Hot Springs are G. w.
Hornby, Fred Rotzler, Henry Ouig-
gle. A. Nyswanger and George How
ell. :
A meeting will be held at the
Business Mems club this evening to
consider plans for entertaining the
delegates to the Democratic con.
vention which meets here NEXT
i month.
Robert Boyd left for Washington
Thursday morning. Mr.. Boyd is
clerk in the House of Representa-.
tiyes and has been enjoying a va.
cation for the last month with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Boyd
FREIGHT Is WRECKED.
Aocsdent Occurred East OF Chadror