The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-11-13


appreciated by both The Union and
to editor.
]. H. Gale spent Monday in Dead
wood.
John McElroy spent Tuesday in
Philip.
L. Lillibridge, of Pierre, was in
town Thursday.
Diamond cut glass now arriving
at Trowbridge's.
near Vesta this week
Look at our new design IL
watches, largest stock in the city.
Mrs. V. T. Price went up to Memo
Monday morning for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Hoon.
New goods arriving daily at G. A.
Trowbridge's jewelry store.
Mrs. j. Loveinsky, Of Leadwood,
was an arrival Monday for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. ]. K. Beranek.
Rev. S. F. Beatty, of Spokane,
came up from Hermosa Monday
morning and spent the day in the
city.
Mrs. ]. L. Robbins entertained a
number of friends Saturday after
noon and all present spent pleas
ant time.
Mrs. Harry Wentzy went to Puk-
wanna Monday evening, where she
will spend some time visiting friends
and relatives
Mrs. Paul McClelland was in town
from Hermosa Saturday accompan-
led by Mr.. McClellands mother, of
Custer, who is visiting her son for
a short time.
See LANCE for the strongest up
to-date, high-class line of jewelry in
the Hills.
Misses Ruth Mansfield, Esther Nc
Elroy and Marjorie Price returned
Sunday evening from Deadwood af-
ter pleasant visit with their friend,
Miss Elizabeth Moore.
Mrs. Emma David and sister, Miss
Edith Tonner, were passengers to
Owanka Saturday morning to spend
few days on their ranches. They
returned Tuesday morning.
Pickand ,hand-padnted china-is
done by an artist. Sold only by c..
A. Trowbridge.
Miss Hattie MCGEE left Monday
morning over the Milwaukee, for
Des Moines, Iowa, where she goes
to take a course In dressmaking.
Miss MCGEE expects to be gone six
months or more.
Mrs. Ed Stenger and daughter,
of Hermosa, were arrivals Monday
morning. Mr.. Steuger bought the
King property some time ago, and
they come with the intention OF
making this city their home.
LANCE has the line for quality
the strongest ever shown-bu.
goods right-The New Reliable.
Eugene Mcknight, special repre-
sentative for the Pioneer-Times wa
in the city Thursday Mr.. McKnigh
is making tour of the hills with
view of writing mp the towns an
it seems to have been our turn yes
terday.
Mrs. Lulu Glover came in on tn
Northwestern Sunday morning fror
Portland, Oregon Mrs Glove
went out to that place about yea
ago and is very much pleased wit
the country and intends going bac
in short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Tilden leav
~ Nwo mi Uh a
Mr.. Tildon intends going into bus
ness. While Rapid City regrets los
ing these estimable people, the bes
wishes of host of friends go wit
them to their new home.
H. w. Heideman and ]. L. Barne
newspaper men Of Pennington, wei
in Rapid City Wednesday. M
Heideman intends starting pape
in that little village, the name b.
ing The Pennington County Time
the first issue Of which will apes
this week We join with his frient
in wishing him success with his vel
ture.
Complaint comes from Hill CT
that officials are letting girls int
the saloons, where they spend Il
night singing, dancing and drinl
ing. Not only the officials but II
people should take that up. That
SO clearly against the law that the
would be no trouble in having Il
licenses revoked. Three saloons
a town the size of Hill City wou
seem to be more than the create
believers in saloons would advocat
D. L. Demmon and family d
posed Of their holdings in this !
cality and departed a few days al
for their new home near Kamloul
B. c., where Mr.. Demmon and so
located good-sized tract of lal
several months ago. The Demmo
have resided in the Grow Pc,
country for several years past, al
had fine crop on their land o
there year. Having located land
British Columbia, as above note
they have disposed of everythil
here and will soon be permanent
settled in their new home. n
best wishes OF many friends will
with them.-Speari1sh Mail.
Delinquent Tax Sale.
On Monday Pennington count,
49, a Al i,,v,ron< <o~ colo $nnty D1ooo a