The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-25

day on his claim near Farmingdale.
II you need a watch, go to c. A.
Trowbridge. He can please YOU.
Mr.. Wesser, Of Watertown, was
a visitor in our city over Thursday.
The Kettledrum will be entertain
ed this afternoon by Mrs. F c. Fei-
gel.
Jas. Evans. of White Owl, was
registered at the Patton House
Thursday.
J. K. Henris, Auctioneer. Call at
the Ark store or address, Rapid City
=. D.
James Sullivan came IN from Here
ford Wednesday, and spen. the day
in the city.
Frank Bender, was UP from mis-
ranch on Squaw creek Monday OF
this week.
#. A. Maynard, of M hell, was
a visitor in Rapid City r0asday and
Wednesday.
DIR. Jackson was business Wis
itor in Philip few days This week,
returning Thursday.
w. M. Timmons has gone to
Prairie City, Ia, on account OF the
serious illness of his mother.
Robert Sheffield, OF Farmngdale,
recently went to England on short
visit with relatives and friends.
Chas. Upham, proprietor Of the
Glendale Hotel at Hermosa, was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Miss Callie Ferguson went to
Sturgis Wednesday evening where
she will spend the week visiting
friends.
Mrs. j. w. Post returned Mon
day evening from Wasta. where she
had been spending few days on
their homestead.
Miss Ella Jones returned from
Underwood Monday evening where
she had been holding down her
ranch for a few days.
"A. P Long, former stock inspec-
tor Of this portion of the state. but
now with the Sioux City Stock AS
sociation, was in town Thursday.
Miss Alta Quiggle. who holds a
position in the Land Office, left Tues
day evening for visit with rel
atives in the eastern part of the
state.
Mr. Oscar Eastman, who recently
came here from Platt, S. D., has pur-
chased lots and began the erection
OF a fine new residence on West Bou-
levard.
"A. X. Gardner was an arrival from
Huron, over the Milwaukee, Tues
day morning. and expects to re-
main few days looking after bust
ness matters.
Joe Oleson, who has been ranch
ing for while this summer, came up
from Underwood Monday, and is
again holding down his old position
in Chase's store.
Mrs. j. C. Blyman, who left last
week for Oshkosh, Wis, to be with
her mother, who was seriously Ill,
has sent word to her husband that
her mother died Sunday.
"A. B. Philips -'gned the bond OF
Walter Varney, the young man who
: had been confined in the county Jail
on account OF charge of being i'm
plicated in a larceny case.
The Kettledrum was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Levi Nc
Gee and a large number enjoyed the
lady's Hospitality 1t was one OF
the largest parties OF the season.
Miss Laura Martin, OF Bancroft,
Nnh % t.
"Wednesday, on her way to White
Owl, where she is the proud posses
sor OF 100 acres of Uncle Sans do
main
The dime tea at the haHe Of Mrs.
S E. Cosford. given yes erday af
ternoon by the ladies Missionary So
Getty of the Presbyterian church was
largely attended and much interest
shown.
A reception was rendered the new
Episcopal minister last week at the
home of Mrs. Y. T. Price Rev. Geo
Heller is the gentlaman's name, and
he has rooms at the new house OF
]. L. spayde.
Andrew Holster and family, OF
Black Hawk, are to move to Rapid
City. They have many friends who
wifi be sorry to see them leave. but
will wish them prosperity neverthe-
less. Telegram.
Mrs. Lulu Arthur, Of Oakland,
Calf, who has been visiting her
/. brother, C. C. Crabtree, OF this city.
left for Miller, 8. D., where she viii
visit her brother Frank Crabtree.
before returning home.
o. Fitzsimmons, vice presi-
dent OF the Fitzsimmons Live Stock
Commission Co., was here this week
visiting the stockmen and looking
after the interests Of his company
In this section of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peterson and
daughter. Nellie, drove up from
I Folsom Monday. Miss Nellie left
@ Wednesday evening for Sioux City
where she will devote her time 10.
the study Of music this winter.
.A reception was held yesterday
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
w. n. Cox, in honor Of Miss Erbst,
q lady who ID going to the Philip
pines as e missionary. Much inter-
'sest was manifested in her work.
James Port and daughter Bessie
1 we're passengers for Omaha We'd
nesday evening. Mr.. Post goes on a
fShort business trip while Miss Bessie.
vViiii remain about two weeks for .
|yiCif With her friend Miss Nellie