The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-12-04
See LANCE for diamonds.
Eorn dichac at I.anra's

j. G. Sherman, of Pactola, was in
Rapid City Wednesday.
Beautiful china and cut glass at
Lange's.
Chris Proctor is having a spell of
illness, and is in bad shape
The famous pink pearl goods at
Lange's.
DR.. w. E. Robinson, Offices in
Farlow building, Sixth street.
]. G. McVey spent few days in
the city from Rockford this week.
Chas. w. Upham and Frank Avant
OF Hermosa, we're in the city We'd
nesday.
Mrs. G. A. Marshall went to Stur-
Igis Thursday morning for few
days stay.
See the beautiful ivory goods at
Lange's.
Frank Stanton was up from Fol
som Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
High grade leather goods at
Lange'.s
Messrs. Wagner and Kingsbury
have leased Derthick's Opera House
one year.
Gentlemen's travelling cases at
Lange's.
Chef Mills. a member of the Mills
Co., of Hermosa, was in the city
Wednesday.
Lange has the greatest line in
gold goods.
Glenn Conversion, of Farmingdale,
was in the city Thursday, renewing
acquaintances.
Langes for the latest in watches
for Christmas.
Thomas Roush is again in the dmy
business having bought out ]. j.
Hayes G. Co.
Buy that present for your best
girl at Lange's.
Ed. Stenger was up from his
ranch this week, visiting a few days
with his family.
Sterling silver carvers at Langes,
Seventh street.
A very pleasant meeting of the
Coterie was held Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. F. R. K. Hewlett.
Everything boxed in Christmas
boxes at Lange's.
II. B. Tonner came up from Hot
Springs Sunday morning and spent
the day with his daughters.
For pretty toilet and manicure
sets go to Lange's.
]. Muhlberger, of White Owl. is
in the city this week looking after
business matters at the land office.
Sterling silver spoons in the new
Mothers pattern.
Attorney Benedict came down
from Belle Fourche Thursday morn
Ing to look up some legal matters.
Mayonaise sets-the prettiest you
ever saw-at Lange's.
Mrs. Paul McClelland. Of Her.
mosa, was in the city few days
this week visiting Mrs. Ed Stenger
and family.
Ebony goods from $12 to SIS a
set. See them at Lange's.
Misses Maude and Rachel Rude
sill entertained the X. l. d. club
Saturday afternoon. The girls had
a jolly time.
Cut glass pieces from $25 down
to $1.25. See them at Lange's.
For fresh cut flowers or floral de-
signs write or phone T. w. McDon-
aid, Florist, Lead, s. D. Telephone
2133 and 2097.
Vases and odd pieces in Ollyster-
Ian ware. See them at Lange's.
Marguerite Ahern, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee Clnch,
for few days returned to her home
In Hermosa Tuesday evening.
Pearl handled carving sets-just
the thing for Christmas a,
Lange's.
The many friends of George Rey-
nolds will be pleased to know that
he Is again able to be out after a
two weeks siege of scarlet fever.
For fresh cut roses, carnations,
violets and chrysanthemums, write
or phone T. w. Mcdonald, Florist
Lead, s. D. Phones 1888 and 2O97
Percolators at Lange's. Perhaps
you do not know what percolator
ds. II you try a cup Of coffee made
in a percolator you will know and
drink no other.
Howard Worth left during the
week Tor Pittsburg to attend the Am.
erican Mining congress. Before
coming home he will visit New
York and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Thos. Thomson and daugh.
ter. Alice. left Wednesday evening
Tor New York city, where they viii
visit with Mrs. Thomson's son, AL
bert Thomson, for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Peterson drove
up their ranch, near Folsom Tues
day for a few days visit. Mr.. Peter
son returned Wednesday but Mrs
Peterson intends remaining In tn,
city for some time.
Mat Siddon came up from Folsom
Tuesday. proved up on 100 acres 8
tUucle Sans domain and. left 70,
Yankton Wednesday. where he In
tends spending some time, but viii
return In time for spring work,
Bernie Matson came down from
Dad wood Tuesday evening ant
went out on the Milwaukee q shor
distance to his ranch, where he in
tends to see that the said ranch /,
properly held down for some time
ntiFsR Johnson, sof Hayward