The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-02-14

r. e. Sharpe, of Underwood, was
an e%ast-bound passenger Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Frank Keliher arrived in the
city over the Northwestern yesterday
morning.
Jack Higgins and Frank Norris
of Owanka spent a few days in town
this week.
Mrs. C. o. Mccain, Mrs. Gillian,
and Miss Alice Basin spent Saturday
at Box Elder.
Chris Holley accompanied Col.
on a business MISSION.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Reynolds are
spending the week with their daugl-
ter, Mrs. Mccain. of Spearish.
Rev. r. II. Dolliver went to
Deadwood Saturday morning to take
charge of Sunday services there.
Miss Oral Derby returned from a
short visit at her former home, OF
|tumwa, Iowa, Saturday evening.
Mrs. NJ. j.. O'Neill, who has been
spending several days in the city re-
turned to her ranch Monday morning
The Dreamland theatre opened
last evening. The passion play is the
opening bill for the new amusement
hall.
Miss Wanda Mccain left over the
Pierre Line Saturday for a short
visit with friends near Cedar Rapids
Iowa.
C. A. Trowbridgc, the jewelcr is
out of town for a few days, leaving
Sunday morning for Colorado
Springs.
The young peoples class of the
Methodist Sunday school are to have
a social at the Maxwell home this
evening.
Oscar Anderson of the School of
Mines faculty accompanied the
school basket ball team to Lead last
Saturday.
Miss Blanche Chase left for Nash
vile, Tenn, where she will take up
post graduate work at Belmont
college.
The Hook and Ladder company
held a meeting Wednesday evening
to discuss plans for their approach
ing dance.
This is Valentine day. Have you
received your usual share of remem-
brances, dainty and otherwise, from
kindly disposed friends?
Professor A. d. Humbert, of the
School of Mines delivered an address
in Sturgis last Friday on "The Value
of a Technical education
Miss Alice Casselman, of Alpena,
Mont, arrived in the city Sunday
evening and is spending a few days
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. ~.
Prall.
Rev. J.. III. Davis. the evangelist,
spent a few hours with Rev. Sheldon
Saturday, stopping over on his way
to Sturgis where he conducted SER
vices Sunday.
G. w. Derr of Mitchell, is in the
city, looking after his lumber in
terests. Accompanied by o. f. Prall,
his local manager, Mr.. Derr made a
trip to the Pactola saw mill Wednes-
day.
Frank Moore who has been in
Belle Fourche, assisting in the work
of inventorying the sock in the /. H..
Chase store in that city was in town
this week, going to Deadwood Thurs
day morning.
Attorney george Williams enter
tanned his mother, Mrs. John Will
liams, of Melette, S. D., this week.
They went to Deadwood and Lead on
a sightseeing trip Saturday. Mrs.
Williams left for her home Tuesday
morning.
A. L. Leman, an employee of the
Dakota Power company had a close
shave one day this week, when he
struck q charge Of giant powder with
a pick. The pick was hurled over
100 feet, but Leman m]iraculously
escaped with a few cuts and bruises.
He was able to resume work short
ly after the accident, with a new pick
The Fortnightly club met ait the
home of Mrs. II. H. Hartman
Tuesday afternoon. Plans were laid
for the evening meeting on Washing
tons birthday which will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Richards. The
club is taking up the history of Rome
and the papers read by Mrs. Eugene
Parrish and Misses Toomey and Hart
gering were in KEEPING with the sub
ject.
Mrs. c. j. Blyman entertained the
Currnet Events club Friday after
noon at her home on Quincy street.
The principal paper of the afternoon
was that of Mrs. j. P. Buck, who
took for her topic, Public Owner
ship of Public Utilities. Mrs. Levi
MCGEE had a paper on 'The Man
Without a Country" A magazine
review was handled capably by Mrs.
G. B. Whsle, who also favored the
company with a vocal selection.
UNDERWOOD BREEZES.
Mr.. Hurd, clerk for ]. l.. Rob.