The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-03-13

ton News was in the city over Sun
day.
Mrs. James Post went out to the
Post ranch mean Owanka Saturday
morning.
j. l.. Robbins transacted business
in several towns along the Pierre
line last week.
Attorney II. e. Edwards vent to
Underwood TO transact some business
| Wednesday.
James Woods and daughter, DR..
Frances Woods, lefr Tor Des Moines
Tuesday evening.
George M. Reeves, the North
western agent at Deadwood was in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. II. e, Swander entertained
the Baptist Ladies' Aid society
Wednesday afternoon.
II. s.. Johnson is in these parts
again. after spending the winter in
Denver and other points.
j. X. HUI, the real estate man,
went to Mitchell Wednesday to take
care of some business there.
Are you getting ready for stock
meeting? 1t has every promise OF
being the best cver this year.
Mrs. Sarah Airey and daughter, of
Grindstone, spent several days IN
the city, visiting friends, last week.
w. III. Tompkins left Wednesday
morning for Fort Pierre where he
attended the rate hearing, Thurs
day.
This will help! Tour cents for
green sailed hides. Save your hide
for the Black IIillh Hide and Fur
Company.
Charles Schimberg, of The Erskine
Real Estate company, was out on
the Pierre line locating homestead
ers Wednesday.
Clyde Lane made Il flying trip to
Chadron Sunday morning returning
in time to catch the Tuesday morning
train for underwood.
The newly installed box ball al
legs in the Farlow building are get
ting to be quite popular, and some
good scores are reported.
The Crouch Lines is Offering a
prize to the one who comes the
closest to guessing who will get the
little road. Wish we knew.
Tony Madison, the Lake Flat To-
Gator, spent a few days with friends
in the city. He is expecting a big
rush in his line this spring.
If took two apripoc 10 r,t .I,o AI;l
waukee passenger to town Sunday,
after the snow storm. Even then the
train was owe six hours late.
The latest addition to the ranks
of the local real estate men is the
Cable Land Company whose office
is in the Security Bank building.
Mrs. Edward Swander has been
called to Dunlap, VA, owing to the
serious illness of her father, Rev.
Dale, who, formerly resided in this
city.
d.. p. Thomas, land commissioner
at Wasta, transacted business in the
city Friday. He returned to Wasta
Saturday morning accompanied by
his father.
The Dakota Power Company has
moved to the front part of the Sc
curity Bank building, the windows
of the new location looking out over
Seventh street.
James Fowler of Deadwood, trans
acted bushes in this city Wednes-
day and incidentally renewed friend
ships with some Of his former COM
rades at the varsity.
Miss Louise Bailey, of Benton Har-
Dor, Mich, is spending a few days
with MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Brown,
prior to taking up residence on her
claim near this city.
III. B. Black who formerly had
charge Of the water station at Nav
Springs, near Underwood, but is at
present a resident of Deadwood pass
ed through the city Monday.
lack Watterson returned to his
home in Owanka Saturday after
spending a day or two in town, com
ing in to transact business with one
of the local tooth carpenters.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Book are the
proud possessors of a little son who
arrived this week. The young man
who is a six and one-half FOUNDER.
is reported as progressing finely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Jones were
passengers to Fort Pierre Wednes-
day morning. MIR. Jones went over
to attend the, meeting of executive
committee of the state federation of
commerciaf clubs.
G. B. Baidrige was up from I'm
denwood Thursday. He says the last
snow storm came at just the right
time and will result in much good
to the live stock. Wis prediction is
for a fine crop this year.
Drop in at the Scenic theatre this
week. The funny pictures shown
there will make you forget every
care and the illustrated songs are
fine to behold and listen to. Spend
ten cents and see if this isn't so.
The family of w. e. Brockett have
arrived from Rapid City, and are
domiciled in the R. Mann residence
on West street. They are cordially
welcomed by our people.-Crook
County Monitor. (sundance, Wyo.)
Special meetings are being held
in the Methodist church this week
by Mrs. Alice Mather the evangelist.
The last one will be held this even
ing at eight o'clock. Everyone is
cordially invited and urged to attend.