The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-24

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day.
Buy that watch at Lange's, the
jeweler.
George Flavin spent Sunday with
relatives in Sturgis.
j. L. Robbins transacted business
in Owanka Saturday.
Claude Belts is visiting with
friends in this city.
II your eyes need attention go to
Lange's the optician.
j. R. Sharp was in Hot Springs
this week on business.
Miss Edith Erskine' spent Sunday
with friends in Sturgis.
S. H. Meyers made a business trip
to Cottonwood Saturday.
Miss Kate Freaze went to Under
wood Saturday morning.
]. E. Dilger left on a trip to Yank-
ton Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Granville Jones is spending
the week at Hot Springs.
And the rain came! We will bet
a new hat the homesteaders are
happy.
Miss Maude Miller spent Sunday
on her claim near Wasta.
Miss Anna Anderson went out to
Underwood Saturday morning.
For wedding rings, wedding an
niversary and birthday gifts, see
Trowbridge.
Miss Geraldine Stannard is Wis
iting with friends in Pierre.
Mrs. r. H. Wheeler is hostess to
the Kettledrum this afternoon.
j. G. Hendrickson of Wall, is
spending a day or two in the city.
This will help! -FOUR cents for
green sailed hides. Save your hide
for the Black Hillh Hide and Fur
Company.
Circuit court is scheduled to open
Its postponed March term next week.
w. G.. Bower, of Pierre, is in the
city, coming over on business mat
ters.
M. w. Berg has disposed of his
house on Quincy street to Henry
Schmitz.
Rev. R. H. Davis, the Baptist
evangelist is spending a few days in
the city.
D. P. Thomas, U. s. Land COM
missioner ait Wasta was in the city
this week.
Attorney T. r. Nelson was in Hot
Springs attending to some legal af-
fairs Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl %Schleuning and
baby have gone to lama, where they
are ranching it.
State Superintendent of Schools.
H. A. Ustrud, returned to Pierre
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Ed Peterson, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Charles Cerney, spent
Thursday in Deadwood.
Governor Crawford and Hon. r. S.
Wesley came in from Belle Fourche,
on this mornings train.
IA. o. Figge was one of the num-
Der who made the trip to Pactola to
view the big forest fire.
Mrs. Frank Cottle and children
were up from Wasta last week, re-
turning Monday morning.
DR.. w. F. Minty was called to his
fathers bedside this week, owing to
the latter's serious illness.
! The Harold Nelson company de-
parted for Mitchell Sunday evening,
after a profitable week in this city.
Rev. H. r. Upton was in Hot
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ing OF the Black Hills Presbytery.
i. II. Hagen, state Sunday school
missionary for the Baptist denomin-
alton Is spending the week in the
city.
Mrs. G. d. Crouch is spending a
few days in Chicago where she went
to join her husband, Saturday even
Ing.
Miss Daisy Sucker was a passenger
to Wasta Saturday. She spent last
week visiting with Mrs. J.. L.. Nc
Learie.
p. ]. Woerth, formerly manager
Of the Peoples Supply store in this
city spent the early portion OF the
week with US.
Miss jessie Sherbin, of Hartley,
Ia, is spending a few days in the
city, stopping of on her way to
Belle Fourche.
Judge Levi MCGEE went to Hot
Springs Monday evening to attend
to court duties in connection with
the Fall River circuit.
Mrs. II. Wenzel who has been Wis
Ting with Mr.. and Mrs. R. v. Err
skine. returned to her home in I'm
derWood Tuesday morning.
A. Schimberg, formerly with the
+. y. Erskine Real Estate Co., is now
In business Tor himself, with Offices
over the First National Bank.
Miss Lulu, Quinst, Of Madison.
Nebr, has taken the registrars po-
sltdon ct the School OF Mines, left
vacant by Miss spayde's resignation.
Hon. r. s. Vessey passed through
III he city yesterday on his way to Belle
Fourche where he Joined Governor
CraNford on his tour through the
Hills.
sWarde SOu1e has returned to par
Htaakesot the joys OF a rancher's life
ssetser Z stay OF several days in town.
1MEEsl2#Ssays the White Owl country is
nllsriloht.
;aS Aftcsney George Williams expects
eAlsayef Tor Aberdeen next week to
important case before the
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