The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-20

MS q personal visit. This will be
appreciated by both The Union and
it's editor.
LANCE for Optical Goods.
pno. C. Haines spent Sunday in
Deadwood.
Go to Lange, the optician.
ID. McNeill, of Pierre, was in the
city Wednesday.
Lange for jewelry repairing.
Tom Doud spent Sunday with his
family in Chadron.
High class watches at Lange's.
Mrs. j.. B. Gossage was a visitor
In Murdo Monday.
Who is Lange?s The optician.
Miss Franc Zinsmaster spent
Sunday in Deadwood.
For wedding rings, wedding an
niversary and birthday gifts, see
Trowbridge.
.SF l6C VACI4tuuo l. ullSdCtCo JUDI
e in Chicago this week.
Sectional maps of Pennington and
Mead County, 25c post paid. Mona
mara's Book Store, Rapid City, S. D.
Dr. Gilbert made a professional
visit to White Owl this week.
Try the god things the Oxford Cafe
hoe IN c+nro for vou fbop foil vour
friends about them.
Charles Fallon made a business
trip to Sioux City this week.
Smith-Premier typewriter for sale;
in excellent shape. Enquire at The
Union office for particulars.
III. w. Jones was a passenger to
Underwood Wednesday morning.
Call or write and get u price or
the genuine Glidden painted barbed
Wire from Tom Sweeney Hardware
Co.
Miss Sadie Corbett was a passenger
to Underwood Wednesday morning.
Tho Penninsular stoves EXCEL all
Others when 1t comes to baking and
heating. Sold exclusively by Tom
Sweeney Hardware Co.
Mrs. Bessie Porterfeld was a pas
senger to Hermosa Saturday morn
ing.
Have you been to Dreamland, Rap
Ids new theatre? 1t Is a fine place
to spend an hour or two. Better try
1t. Admission 10 cents.
Mrs. L. e. Spooner was a passen-
ger to Underwood Wednesday morn
ing.
Have you tried Riker's Cream Of
Roses? Nothing better for the COM
plexion. To be obtained from Hanna
T. Knapp, Room 8 Flormann blk.
4. F. Graham OF Mitchell was in
the city Wednesday %transacting bus
mess.
Those moving pictures at the
Dreamland Theatre. Funny? Well,
] should say so. Try a smile with
the rest Of your friends.
Mrs. r. p. Edison and sister, Miss
osdick Of Mitchell were In the city
Monday.
: Have you taken in the show at the
Scenic theatre lately. II not you
ought to. Brand new bill put on
last evening to run the rest OF the
week.
Il G. "A. Bailey, cashier Of the new
bank at Underwood, was in town
Tuesday.
Pure soap is the best. Olive is
made that way. Try it. Far sale by
Hannah T. Knapp, Room 9, Flor
mann Block.
II. w. Heideman, editor OF the
Pennington News, was in the city
Wednesday.
The -.lmond Whitener put up by
Hannah T. Knapp. Room 9 Florman
Block. 10 just the thing for chapped
hands and lips.
!. u. Chase and daughter Fannie,
returned from their visit near Stur-
Bis Monday morning.
Riker's everlasting Sachet Powder
fs one OF the h~rst-class preparations
on the market. Thirty cents per
box. For sale by HannahgT. Knapp.
Mre. Albert Evans and daughter,
Florence, are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. g. D. Matteson.
Treat your skin fairly by using
Rilker's Cream OF Roses and 1t will
not be necessary to worry about the
complexion. Ask! Hanna r. Knapp,
Room 9 Flormann Block. for "a
trial order.
Mira !. az. Everly Of Hermosa is
spending q fsw days with her sister,
sMIs. u. @. Bower.
The famous bench-made Crossett
Shoes are handled exclusively by the
tTom Sweeney Hardware CO. Call
and see them and get our. prices.
They are ! shoe that has q world
wide reputation.
Or. WaldionS has returned from
Omaha, where he went recently Id
COMPANY With patient.
Dosthe rough March winds chap
your Aands7 Hannah T. Knapp's.
Bath bags are Just the thing to re-
store the most delicate skin to Its
Former state. Can 90 had at Room
2 FlormannJB Block. s;Ss
A.ssHehrens made alprofessional
ayisitsto Fairburn Saturday morning.
sTeturning Sunday evening
6rs. JohnSAlcNlroy has IS PENN
asular 1atesls Range which Was bought
from the Tom Sweeney Hardware %.
#tenayears ago and has had st lii con.s