The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-09-10

completed they will move there ant
DIR. Flick will probably spend tn,
winter with them.
w. NJ. Stuems was in Deadwooe
Tuesday.
A new cement floor has been placec
in the basement of the county Jail.
Miss Lulu Kelly has returned tc
her home in Belvidere after spending
several days here visiting Mrs. p. S.
Morris.
Albert and Martha Deetkin return.
ed to their home in Deadwood Mon
day. after spending week with Mrs.
c. Waigel in this city.
See the window display of school
shoes at DER & Woodard's Cash shoe
store. Largest and most complete
line of school shoes in town.
Ed Selwinder of Owanka was in the
city on business Wednesday. He has
recently returned from visit to Sc
attic and points on the coast.
Mrs. George Swinehart went to
Sturgis yesterday for few days visit
with friends and will go to Dewey,
Wyo., for visit with her uncle, VIM.
Farrar.
Mrs. E. II. Flynn of Keystone was
In the city Wednesday,, shopping. She
will leave soon for Alaska, accompa-
MED by her daughter, Miss Clara, 60
Ing in response to cablegram from
her husband.
The Ladis's Aid Society of the
Baptist church was entertained We'd
nesday afternoon by Mrs. II. E. Swan
der. Everyone present enjoyed the
meeting and sociability of the occa-
sion to the fullest.
Miss Ivy Taylor has returned from
an extended visit to points on the Pa
citic coast. She was accompanied by
Miss Blanche Allen of Deadwood dur
ing her trip. The young ladies en-
joyed the trip immensely.
r. II. Thornburn, who met with an
accident several years ago while re-
siding in this city, resulting in loss
OF sight, has regained the use of his
eyes. For several years he could only
see a little and for the past two years
has been nearly totally blind.
Mr., and Mrs. j. G. Sherman of Pac-
tola were in the city Wednesday, Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs. w. Il.
Smith. They were on their way to
Dalzell where they have land and are
making the trip with a team. They
expect to be away from home week
or ten days.
George b. Mansfield, who secured
and forwarded petition for a new
depot on the Northwestern, has re.
ceived word that the matter will be
given attention. II. M. Walters will be
here the latter part of the month to
take up the matter, and it is under
seood plans for a large new building
have been drawn, to be located or
Seventh street.
A chicken stole ride on the Mon.
day morning passenger from Dead.
wood on the Northwestern road. The
first noticed of her presence was wher
the train stopped at the depot here
The hen appeared on the rear bumper
of the train and was very contented
with her novel riding place. When
the train pulled out for Hot Springs
biddy was still clinging to her perch
Sheriff Hewett has been investigat-
ing the charge of cattle shooting in
the vicinity of Quinn the past sever
al days. Thirteen head of cattle are
reported to have been shot, but evi
dence SO far has failed to locate re-
sponsibility. 1t is claimed that the
shooting has been by homesteaders
who object to cattle trampling theil
crops.
If perehance you receive copy Of
the Black Hills Union, it is evident
some friend has requested copy sent
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ruse its columns and compare it with
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drop in and pay for it any time con
venient.
E. NJ. Reeves and daughter return
ed home Tuesday from trip to the
eastern markets. Miss Evelyn visit
ed her aunt at Brookings while hel
father made the markets, buying
largely for the Reeves store of the
latest and best for the trade. Tht
store is one of the best in the Hill.
and this fall will be heavier stocked
than ever to meet the demands of al
increasing business throughout thi.
section.
The first meeting for the year o
the Fortnightly club was held Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. G. T. Schnei
der, with Mesdames J. L. Robbins
j. McLeary and Frank Welch assist
ing. The meeting was good one
there being nearly forty member
present. A short musical program
was rendered, participated In by Mes
danes Welch, Robbins, Palmer, Gea
ry, Barwin, and Misses Farlow ant
/ Wood. Refreshments uoro eoryad