The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-05-14
Charles upham came up from Her

lFairburn Tuesday. Ks.
Fred Sierth was in Rapid City
from Hayward Tuesday.
R. w. Day returned from trip
}to Huron on Monday last.
Truro Swanson was over from his
ranch near Rockerville Sunday.
Fred Curtis and Joseph Tropple
were up from Underwood Thursday.
A. D. Trask, of Hot Springs, spent
a few days in Rapid City this week.
Gere Craven was business Wis
itor in the city from Interior CHS
week
Mrs. Frank A. Royce, and two
ichildren, of Lead, spent the week in
the city.
James Reynolds was in Rapid
! City Tuesday from his Lower Battle
Creek ranch.
Mrs. Dora Albright and three
children we're in the city from Chad
ron Tuesday.
4 Charles V. Walker, of Conata,
was transacting business at the land
Office this week.
Justin Brewer came up from Her.
mosa Tuesday morning and spent
Il few days in the city.
I. Fl. Chase was in Deadwood
Monday looking after the interests
Of his store in that place.
Thos. Potter was in the city from
| Piedmont the first of the week, the
| guest of the international.
J. II. Kennedy and wife of Belle
Fonrche, were sightseeing in Rapid
| City the first of the week.
Miss Hanna Knapp is spending the
week with her parents in Wall, ow-
ing to the illness of her mother.
Mrs. q. b. Paddock, of Wessing-
ton Springs, passed through the City
Tuesday enroute to Hot Springs.
Joseph Kubler, publisher of the
Custer Chronical, was a business Wis
itor in our city Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Z. H. Flynn came over from
Keystone Thursday, and remained
in the city few days visiting her
diEuleF, 5EuHd.
Mrs. Marsh Higgins and Mrs. e.
I. Cole, came up from Creston Mon
day and spent a few days in the city
on a shopping tour.
Miss Stella Turner, of Spencer,
Iowa, was an arrival Sunday morn
ing and is visiting at the home of
Mrs p. l.. Thayer, and family.
Al Shoemaker drove over from
Keystone Thursday accompanied by
his nieces, the Misses Blanche and
Mary Blair. Miss Mary and Sister
Adelaide went on to Sturgis.
Ted Carlson came up from Her.
mosa Tuesday morning bringing
with him Ching Arnold and James
Reynolds. hoping to gain possession
of 160 acres OF Uncle Sans domain,
j. A. Bowler, president of the
Western Surety company, with Of
fees at Sioux Falls, spent Thursday
in Rapid City, calling on local bust
ness men and Justice Howard Worth,
local agent for the company.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mulleague re-
turned from a few days visit to Hot
Springs Thursday morning, where
they have made arrangements and
will go in about ten days to spend
the remainder of the summer.
Norton Brown, who is employed
as a telegraph operator at the local
Northwestern station, and who
has been visiting at the home of his
parents at Hemnfield, >Neb., will re-
turn Friday and resume his position.
Bernie Carroll, returned from
Lincoln, Nebr., Thursday, where he
was called about ten days ago on
account of the illness of his brother.
We are pleased to state that his
brother was much better when he
left.
Emory Misel, OF Stanford. spent
Thursday calling on Rapid 4, City
friends, while en- route to Sturgis
He was thrown from horse re-
Gently and sustained fracture of
his left arm at the wrist and is cary
ing the member in a sling.
Mrs. Joe Sanders was in from
Caputa yesterday with her little
daughter, Josephine, who about
three weeks ago sustained broken
arm. The little girl fell off the
kitchen table. The arm was so near
lywell that the doctor took off the
cast yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Bangs was the host
ess at charmingly arranged at
home in honor Of Mrs. Alphonse
Figge. There were fifteen ladies
present. and pleasant time res
suited. Well chosen and prettily
served refreshments were q part OF
the afternoons program.
~ Mr.. and Mrs, p, Beig and son,
Iof Boston. Mass, spent. Monday in
Rapid City, while en- route to Pierre,
where he has accepted a position.
Up to the time they reached Rapid
City they had been one week on the
road, having been delayed several
times in making connections.
Word was received in Rapid City,
Tuesday. from Vinton, Iowa, Of the
death of Bert T. Barnes, lob
Printer formerly of: this city, and
up to a short time ago was connect
Led with the Guide Office Mr.. Barnes
leaves a wife and two little boys. to
whom, his many friends in Rapid
City extend their sympathy.
Mrs. W. 3. Butrum, Of Spencer,
Ia, spent Thursday here. 1T was her
Iinteption to 20 sto yNyon, III And taka