The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-27
made a business trip to Deadwood

made a business trip to Deadwood
his week.
Mrs. Il. Il. Roberts visited in Dead
wood Wednesday.
Charles Hunt is %transacting bust
ness in Wasta today.
Theodore Bretz was a passenger to
Wasta this morning.
Harry b. Wentzy came in from
this morning.
II. w. Hinrichs made a b~einess
trip to Mystic WeuAcsdag
Miss Alma Gable, o. Paato!a, IS
visiting friends in the city,
Janos Champion Wa an arrival
ION owanka last evening
Miss Susan Mcdonald won't 10 I'm
derwocd Thursday morning.
H. W. Heideman, OF Underwood,
IS a. i town Thu. lay evening.
rStgekmeeting H. only two VEG.
from next Mona4y. Arc you sattlg
lcaly.
S. VA y aa!a in from Dem
~elnesday evening for q few
days stay.
C. d. Crouch has gone east on
u w. X esq tip n The '&tcrcst of In
NJ. +. & N. w.
Paul echrapps, formerly a student
at the School of Mines, visited with
friends for a few days this week.
All colors for sale at reasonable
pr;cCs at the Kindergarten, Siy.ah
street, between Kansas City ard St.
Joe.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Christance
came in from Underwood last even
ing, returning on this mornings
train.
Harry b. Wentzy. OF Pukwana,
spent a couple OF days in the cty
last week, returning east Saturday
evening.
Mrs. John Mckay. who has been
working for the Bankers Club in
this vicinity, went TO Pierre, Mon
day morning.
Attorney o. Il. Sweet left over the
Miaa aAkGe road Saturday evening to
noel an important engagement in
Nerlnil!ion, S. d.
j. o. Beebe, the well known rail
road man is in the city again aftcI
spending a few weeks in Kansas City
ana other points.
Mrs. ID, j. ]ioonlcy, who has been
pending a few days with her daugh-
ter Miss lt!la, returned to her home
in Cunpr Guh MnpIav
H.. a. Richards went to Placerville
Wednesday morning, where he in
] spe,. {! the construction work OF the
Dakota nowo: Company.
c. .arley Fallon, Tom and Joe
DoN4 were in Sturgis Friday, look
ing up a matter in connection with
the stock meeting celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Sharpe, @
Rapid City, arrived today for a few
days visit in town and at their
News.
II. n. ilolihan, general field agent
for the Northern Accident Insurance
company of Aberdeen, went to I'm.
derwood in the interest of his com
pany Tuesday.
~, rytlIng in the way of the blues
%srouGhes, and kindred affections. Try
a dose of the pictureman's medicine
and see for yourself. Comes in two
size. ten cents for adult and five
cents for children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy MARSHALL have
returned from their wedding trip and
are receiving the congratulations of
friends. They expect to Ia up
Their home in the Marshall home
vest of town shortly.
L. T. Norman, who has Dgel one
Of the lsostottDce force for some time,
lett Tor Mitchell and otheg { tern
pul1t5 Tucsl2y evening. He expects
10 ',11c q Two weeks vacation before
returning to the city.
The iaecgt s,ectrical tha"tae - en-
ter the local field opened to a crowd
ed house Monday evening. The show
was a good one and tickled the au-
dic.ce immensely. The price of ad-
mission is five and ten cents.
,E. NJ. Reeves is in the city again
after spending several weeks in the
east, examining the wholesalers
spring and summer lines and making
pl. ascs for the coming season.
Chicago and New York were among
the big cities visited.
Several duck hunting parties paid
Sevey's lake a visit this week but
with in different success. The local
~marksmen are keeping a close watch
for the feathered wanderers this year
and hope to get some good bags when
the ducks commence flying in earn
est.
The stage coach that is tt take a
prominent part in one of the stock
meeting features arrived in town yes
terday and was driven around tie
streets for a while in the afternoon.
1t Is enc Of the oh.-timers and YVES
brought down from Deadwood for
the celebration by its owner, Tom
Dcwd.
Very many children suffer from
defective eyesight. This retards the.l
.lrogress In study, causes headache
dizziness, and many other nervou:
troubles.
DR.. Rose gives this branch of prac
ice his special attention.
6l2 st. joe Street.
The Peoples Supply Store is NOV
ing back to Lead this week. Thu