The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-01

calling up phone 146, or by paying
rs ! personal visit. This will be
appreciated by both Tho Union and
its editor.
Buy that watch at Lange's, the
jeweler.
70. A. Porter is up from Quinn on
business.
Clyde Mccain went to Wasta Mon
day morning.
Mayo Bower came UP from Fair
burn Tuesday.
E. S. johnson, of Quinn, was in the
city over Sunday.
Paul McClelland, of Hermosa, was
in town Sunday.
Al Anderson, of F~armingdale, was
in town Tuesday.
If your eyes need attention go to
Lange's the optician.
Will Mills represented Hermosa in
the city yesterday.
All kind of country produce bought
and sold by Costello.
Thos. Libertin, of Tyndall, was n
the city Wednesday.
Miss Gertie Peterson has gone out
to her claim near Wasta.
Pure EARLY Ohio and improved
Rose No. 4 Potatoes for seed at Co.'S
tello's.
e. s. Johnson visited several points
in the Hills this week.
VIM. McLennon represented Ca
puta in the city Saturday.
And the rain came! We will bet
a new hat the homesteaders are
happy.
William Holster. of Piedmont,
was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Porterield visited with
relatives in Hermosa last week.
Miss Rose Bower arrived in the
city last evening from Chicago.
For wedding rings, wedding IN
niversary and birthday gifts, see
Trowbridge.
Land Commissioner William Miles
OF Bixby, was in town Tuesday.
#. H. Meyers, of Underwood. was
in the city over Wednesday night.
Don't forget Rapid City's new bar
gain center, the Boston Store, on st.
Joe street. Open today.
Mrs. Christine Swanson was a
passenger to Underwood Thursday
Mrs. Frank Rugg entertained a
few friends at cards Wednesday even
ing.
This will help! Four cents for
green sailed hides. Save your hide
for the Black Hillh Hide and Fur
Company.
General U. s. Griggs, of Pierre,
transacted business In the city this
week
q. O and Herman Mccain spent
Wednesday transacting business nj
Wasat.
Don't forget the reliable jeweler
and matchmaker. Bring in your re-
pairing and it will be promptly done
and the best. G. A. Trowbridge.
G. B. Wiser of the Milwaukee line
left on a trip to Chicago Saturday
evening.
Pat Delehanty, of Lead, spent sew
eral days visiting his brother. Tom.
this week.
John Plat is in from Underwood,
doing duty as a juror in the cir
cult court.
Rev. Mrs. McReynolds was a pas
senger to Underwood Wednesday
morning.
g. B. Hunt and DR.. R. j. Jackson
were fellow voyagers to Wasta Tues.
day morning.
Mrs. Emma David and children
spent few days on their ranch early
~ the week.
Mr.. ant SMrs. Granville Jones are
at home again, after a short sojourr
In Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellsworth
were passengers to Hot Springs las
Friday evening.
Roy Marshall was an e%astbount
passenger over the Pierre line We'd
nesday morning.
John Sparks drove down from
Piedmont Tuesday to look up some
business matters.
d. B. ingram returned from
short business trip to Minneapolis
Saturday morning.
3. Palmer, OF Hill City. on
5A0f the candidates for Sheriff, was il
the city this week.
Miss Fannie Chase is spending
few days with her sister Mrs. Free
man Steele, OF Deadwood.
Ben Bogart, of evanston, ILL.,, for
merly School Of Mines student /
Waiting friends in the city.
The new valve to regulate the wa
ter supply In the reservoir in Hang
mans Hill has been installed.
Ghase's have some finely decorate'
shoW&windoWs this week. Many at
tractive articles are o ndisplay.
THE annual business meeting o
the Current Events club will be he'll
this afternoon with Mrs. James Hal
Fred Hackett, Of Wasta CONNER
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