The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-04-03

appreciated by both Tho Union and
its editor.
Lange, the optician, wants to see
your eyes.
G. w. Mccoy went to Deadwood
Wednesday.
High-class repair work at Lanse's,
the jeweler.
Roney's Boysleft for Pierre Thurs
day morning.
For h%igh-grade watches so 10
Lange, the jeWeler.
T. r. X. Hewlett wa in Belle
Fourche Saturday.
Father Straeten was a passenger
to Lead Wednesday.
Have you thought of buying a
watch? Lange has the assortment.
Miss Oral Derby spent Sunday wi,h
friends in Deadwood.
For wedding rings, wedding an
niversary and birthday gifts, So,
Trowbridge.
SlydS ILdllC VI OLuSI MObu - SIjt4!t'
ing a few days in town.
Smith-Premier typewriter for sale.
in excellent shape. Enquire at The
Union Office for particulars.
Fred Holcomb went out to his
ranch on Box Elder Monday.
j. H. Walbeck went TO his ranch
near Owanka Tuesday morning.
Rev. R. II. Deliver was a ~passengan
to Hot Springs Tuesday evening.
This will help! -FOUR cents fer
green sailed hides. Save your hide
for the Black Huh Hide and Fur
Company.
Mrs. Guy Marshall arrived in the
city from Hot Springs Tuesday morn
ing.
Miss Ada Anderson is taking a
short visit at her home near Rocker
vile.
Clyde Mccain came up from wasta
Tuesday evening, returning Thurs
day morning.
G. S. Donoho the coal and feed
man made a business trip 10 Hot
Springs Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Sharpe
came in from their Underwood ranch
Saturday evening.
The Henry Grocery Company has
received a carload OF Black His
choice selected potatoes for table use
and seed.
Business Manager Barnett of the
Harold Nelson Theatrical Company
was in town yesterday.
A tombstone builder was in the
city this weekend it is still three
weeks to election time.
A. Spencer. the Sixth street tailor,
has moved cross the street TO a
room in the Farlow building.
George Reynolds lis spending a
portion of the week sojourning On
his homestead near Underwood.
j. S. SHREDDER, a real estate man
IRON Pierre, has been looking after
bushes in Rapid City this week.
C. L. Paxon, of Deadwood, was in
town over Sunday, visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Paxon.
Douglas White, of Huron, repre-.
senting the Western Union Accident
Insurance Co., of Pierre, is in the
City.
John Clover was a Sunday morn
ing arrival from Trempeleau. Wis.
where he went to attend his brothers
funeral.
Miss Arra Edgar is over from
Pierre doing work in the !oceI U. S.
land Office. She will return home
Saturday.
ReS. E Emerson Hunt financial
agent for the Wesleyan University al
Mitchell, was q passenger 10 Cotton
wod Monday.
Mis- Daisy Sucker VINO has been
teaching schol down the 7al!ey re-
turned 10 her home near Wasis Mon
dsy morning.
J. ". Ingersoll. N old Rapid City
an and former School Of Mines nan,
Sss in the city renewing acquatnt-
anceE "Wednesday.
j. II. Black left for Pierre Mon
day morning after spending three
eks In the city in the Interests o.
the Bankers Club.
CHARLEY Hunt came In from Wasts
Saturday evening. Mt. Hunt has
been assisting as an Official in the
Wasta bank for the past week.
J. S. Newell of the Gas Belt Land
q Loan Co., with Offices at Fort
Pierre was an eastbound passenger
oyer the P. R. C. Monday morning.
August Sifken. the best and only
barber IN Quinn was In town this
week, attending tosome business in
connection with his Riverside prom
erty.
9. A. Barnett. agent for the Stan
dard Oil Company in this territory.
left Tuesday morning on a two weeks
business trip Z the interests OF his
company.
VIM. R. Hartley arrived from
Pierre Wednesday night and VIII
work In the Black Hills this summer
ZOE the Western Union Accident In
surance Co.,
George Iredale, Of Evanston, Ill.,,
was an arrival from Hot Springs,
Monday morning. After a brief
visit with friends Mr.. 1redale went
to. Deadwood.
Leespooner is spending a ten days
vacation with his family near Under
wood. Mr.. Spooner has a fine stu
alton with the Milwaukee on its coast