The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-17
NEWSY NOTES or THE WEEK

Diamonds Langes.
Brass goods Langes.
An advertisement brings returns.
Black Hills jewelry at Trowbridges.
Monogram engraving at Trow-
BRIDES.
Non,leakable fountain pens at Trow-
BRIDGES.
A runaway in prices and quality
at Langes.
A watch makes fine present. See
Trowbridge.
See Langes for toilet sets. Hand
painted china.
Headquarters for Black Hills jew
elry at v. e. Swanson's.
w, d. Rounds of Caputa was among
s Rapid City callers Monday.
Langes works for people. Why9 Be
cause they have the work TO do.
r. N Foley Of Piedmont was bus
mess visitor in the city Monday.
M. B.. Scribner was in Underwood
and Owanka on business Monday.
Langes for watches gents sets
china that is hand painted. -Langes.
Peter Derish, a popular liyeryman
of Wall, transacted business here on
Monday.
Getting larger, grander, more up-to-
date every day-that stock Of jeWelry
at Langes.
LOST--the best part OF your time
If you have not seen Langes' great
Xmas stock.
Miss Hannah Nelson went to Under
wood Monday for visit with Mrs.
Clyde Mccain.
Largest and most complete line of
school shoes in town at DER & Wood
ards Cash store.
Mrs.. A. Barwise and son went to
Minneapolis this week for a holiday
visit with relatives.
Christmas Is here buying early you
find large selection. See Trowbridge,
Main Street jeweler.
The largest assortment, of ladies'
and gents gold mounted silk UNI
brellas at v. E. Swanson's.
RE. Morgan returned to his home
in Philip on Monday, after spending
Sunday with friends here.
Frank WEIGH Of White Owl was in
the city Monday enroute to his old
home at Homestead, Iowa.
w. A. Mccain returned to his ranch
Tuesday, having been in the city q
few days visiting relatives.
An airship free with every pair of
school shoes bought at Dier g. Wood
5 ards Cash Shoe store on ST. Joe St.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church held a tea at the home OF Mrs.
CIV. Brown on "Wednesday afternoon.
subscriptions taken for any maya
zine or paper published at lowest
rates at McNamara's book store, If
Mrs. Emma Harris returned to her
home in Quinn Monday, having spent
a few days here visiting Mrs, J. r.
Ogden.
r. Il. Haxby returned to Wall Mon
day, having spent few days in the
city with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
b. Haxby.
See the window display Of school
shoes at der 81 Woodards Cash Shoe
Store. Largest and most complete
line OF school shoes In town.
Mrs. "A. r. Weaver departed Monday
for Broekings. After short visit
there she will 60 to Genteryille, Iowa,
and spend the holidays with relatives.
MS Mrs. Ida Weeks returned to her
home In Underwood Monday, accom-
+ panied by little Erwin and Bessie
Havens, who had been in the city a
few days visiting their mother.
Many merchants are taking advan.
tage Of Hutton g. Plckett's forced
money-raising sale, for they are quick
to realize that they are unable to du
q plicate the cut prices at wholesale,
The great money raising sale al
Hutton 81 ickett's is attracting much
attention amongst the ladies and mer
of Rapid City for they are quick tx
lize that IA dollar saved Is a dollal
1 earned"
Charles Loyeland returned home OF
Wednesday from Rochester, MINI.
where he received treatment at a hos
pital. He was operated on for a chronit
trouble and comes home feeling wei
and believes he is cured.
Donot buy your clothing until yo,
have seen the wonderful bargains of
fered at Hutton& Pickett's store OF
603 St. j oe ST. Many goods being SOLE
at nearly half price by the Western
Brokerage .Sl NJ
"A new map OF the water and seWe
systems, drawn by II. H. Ballard, lla
been hung on The Wall5of the city hal
for the benefit OF all concerned. lit Il
u large one, some ten by twelve fee
In size, and should prove Of much as
sistance. He was assisted in TIL,
work by G. C. Van Mugs.
Hutton & Pickett's great $1,000
Inoney-raising sale is tile talk Of th