The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
.NEWSY NOTES OF THE WEEK
Local Items Concerning People and
Events Happening During 4
the Week.
Those having knowledge OF 81
clety items will confer favor
calling up phone 146, or by payin
10 . personal visit. This will |
appreciated by both The Union an
. editor.


Frank AVIAN, was up from al
mosa SATURDAY.
Miss Rose Bower spent a day Ii
Stursis this week.
Rev. c. d. Royse is in Sioux Fall:
attending Dakota conference
Bob Pinkerfon was down from the
saw mill the frs; Of the week.
See those new nose pieces 81
Lsnse's. Frames, lenses, chains,
Superintendent Deliver will con.
duct Services III the NJ e church
Sunday.
Mrs. l. NJ, Humphrey rs:sNaed
from a visit With relatives N owanSs
Friday morning.
Guy Caple came up from Folsom.
Sunday morning and remsi ed over
few days in the city.
". Lippincott went over to Under
wood Saturday evening 10 visit with
his family over Sunday.
W. H. Boyd is spending few
weeks in Presho, building 8 house
for the Catholic parish.
H. W. Derthick was a passenger
to Hot Springs Sunday evening, re-
turning Tuesday morning.
Messrs. Schrader & Lewis and
States Attorney Wood spent a few
days in Custer this week
Oscar Dahl, formerly OF this city,
but now Of Crook, Mont, was in the
city the first of the week.
j. S. Gantz went to Lead Satur-
day evening and spent Sunday in
that city returning in the evening.
Mrs. Ed. Swinehart and little
daughter were up from Vesta Satur-
day evening visiting Miss Cathern
Bruce.
Hugo Behrens was down from
Butte county Monday and Tuesday of
this week for visit with home
folks
Miss Anna Black came down from
Black Hawk Saturday evening and
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss
Minnie Black.
When you have time, step into
Lange's store and see those watches
and their faces; also those rings,
1000 to select from.
Mrs. Sadie Bennett was in town
from Hermosa Saturday leaving in
the evening for Hot Springs, where
she goes for short stay.
II. w. Tonner arrived from Hot
Springs Sunday morning for couple
of days visit with home folks. He
returned Tuesday evening.
Miss Alta Avant returned to Stur-
gis Sunday morning, where she is
attending st. Martins academy,
after few days visit at home
r.. V. Erskine returned Thursday
evening from Highmore where he
went few days ago TO look after
his real eastate interests in that mart
of the country.
Mrs. Joe Oleson returned Friday
morning from trip to Mt. Vernon,
S. D., where she went few weeks
ago to visit her parents. Mrs. Ole
son left for their ranch at Under
wood Saturday morning.
Miss Clara Frost, of Wall, arrived
on the North western Saturday even
ing and visited with her uncle. w.
ID. Snyder. and family until Monday
morning, when she went to Sturgis
for few days visit with friends
there
Mrs. F. G. Gilbert and little niece,
Frances David, went to Hermpsa
Saturday evening where they met
the doctor on his return from Ne
braska, where he had spent week
hunting, and all came up Sunday
morning. The doctor reports fine
time and plenty of game.
Mrs. George Moon was passen-
ger over the Northwestern Sunday
evening for Dallas, Tex, where she
goes to join Mr.. Moon, who went
there a short time ago with his race
horse for the purpose of entering the
Texas races. Mr.. and Mrs. Moon
Will spend a portion of the winter
at that place.
Among the social events of the
past week were two parties given
by Mrs. F. H. Rugg. who entertained
her friends in charming manner
The first afternoon she was assisted
by Mesdames Ryther and Cosfore
and Misses Crittenden and Anderson
and the second afternoon by Mes
danes Laws and Cosford.
] NJ. Matthias returned from Crane
Island Wednesday morning and tn,
following day received a Telegram
from his wife that her sister diet
the day after he left. The lady hat
not been in good health for som,
time, but yet she was apparently n,
worse when Mr.. Matthias left. He
death was a great surprise to him
No Religious Ninistration for Dunn
Deadwood, S. D., Oct. 18th,
death watch placed over Charles A
Hayes, commonly known as William
Dunn, sentenced to be hung on tn,
18th OF December, states that he eat
and sleeps as naturally as though
NO such fate awaited him. He ha
been waited upon by the clergy q
the city with offers of their service
during his remaining days, but ha
declined all such with thanks.
Nebraska Murderer to Hang.
Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 22.-The Neb
raska supreme court has fixed Jan
uary 5, 1909, as the date for the exc
sutton OF r. Meade Subway for tn,
murder of Mrs. Martin. This vii
allow time to argue the motion o