The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-20
roe, John Tranur, G. h wsnman,
and A. o. DeVoe, all of Rock Valley,

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R. w. Day, of Elkhorn is i'm the
city. He tok a trip out on the
Milwaukee Wednesday morning.
M. A. LANCE, of Lange & Lange,
GIeni. Fart Of the week in this city.
atas home at present is in Pierre.
The Kindergarten on Sixth street,
near Kansas City, conducted by Mrs.
Mabel Dawson was opened this week.
Attorney George Williams went to
Wal on the Thursday morning pass
enger, where he is trying a case to-
day.
Staff Captain and Mrs. Storey, of
the Salvation Army, were passen-
gers on the Crouch Line Monday
morning.
f. R. Jariseh, who, until recently,
was employed at the Patton House,
went out to his claim Wednesday
morning.
w. E. Hatley, president of the
Bankers Club of Pierre, is spending
a few days in the city in the interest
of his organization.
w. w. Warner, division freight
and passenger agent for the Milwau-
kee limo was in town Wednesday,
leaving Thursday morning.
The Business Mems club is en-
joying a boom. Nearly a score of
new members have been obtained
during the past week or two.
c. a. Padley, general land agent
of the G. M. G st. P. Ry., was a visi-
tor in the city this week, leaving for
the east Wednesday morning,
Mrs. j. H. Olson returned to her
home near Underwood Wednesday
after a fe wdays' stay with her hus-
band who is employed in Chases.
MIR. and Mrs. George Avant and
daughters, have returned from their
visit to Hermosa, where they spent
a few days with relatives this week.
w. &C. Beaman of Des Moines, Ia.
has taken a claim near Conata. He
was in the city Tuesday taking care
of some matters connected with his
property.
Mrs. Emma David and her sister,
Miss Edith Tonner, were passengers
to Owanka Saturday, going out to
take care of their claims located near
that point.
1t Is reported that the Milwaukee
gravel pit at Creston will be opened
April 1st and the work of ballasting
the new line will be pushed through
to completion.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
arc planning for a sale, Saturday
afternoon, April 18th. Fancy ar
tiosss and Easter novelties are to
be disposed Of.
Prof. j. l.. McLearie was chair
man Of the meeting, Revs. Sheldon,
Royse and Holbrooke also assisting
in the service. Music was furnished
by the Chicago Harp orchestra.
lG. M. Bigelow, who attends to
Uncle Sans land interests in the vi
cinity of Farmingdale, was in the
city Monday taking care of some bus.
mess in Connection with his office.
John Clover left over the Pierre
line for Trempeleau, Wis, Tuesday
morning. He went to attend the flu
neral of his brother who died In Chi.
cago. The remains were Inferred at
Trcmpealeau, Wednesday.
If you feel blue and it i,others
you try the remedy offered by the
Scenic theatre. This weeks bunch
OF films are up to date and some are
side s%nldtters. Same old price of ad.
mission, five and ten cents.
j.. K. Hull of the Hull Land Co.
was responsible in part for one O,
the largest crowds of ,homeseekers
that has struck town recently. They
arrived on the belated Wednesday
morning passenger over the Milwau.
ke,.
Two brand new papers blossomed
forth in Pennington county within
the past two weeks. They are the
Cueston Chronicle and the Scenic
observer. Unless something hap
pens to alter present plans, the
chances for still another one are e X
cellent.
Plans for enlarging the army work
locally, were also spoken of I'm a
general way, the idea being toestab.
lish Institutional work in this city
when the proper moment arrived.
A collsction was taken up at the
close of the meeting for the Sal
walton Army work.
.W. M. Dodge is in the city again
after spending several weeks in Sy.
racuse, N. Y, and other eastern cities
On the return trip he stopped Owe
at Grinneal, Ia, where several days
were pleasantly spent with the fam.
lily of II. w. Somers, who formerly
resided In Rapid City.
STAFF Captain Storey gave a brdei
synopsis OF the work instituted BY
tho Army and It's manifestations, tell.
Ing some of his experiences i'm, the
White Chapel district, London. III
illustrate, what is accomplished
through the estab enlistment of the
Salvation Army stores, the captain
stated that the furniture needed to
completely fit out a four roomed
home could be supplied for less than
four dollars IL purchased at such a
store.
School Notes.
A beginning class win be started
at the Second ward school next Mon.
day.