The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-22
fashioned notions are set aside for
new mechanical contrivances and
strictly sanitary conditions prevail.
PICKED UP IN PASSING.

Langes.
E. J. Ehrler Of Creston was busi-
ness caller. Tuesday.
All the time for the best of watch
work-at .Langes.
j. E. Mulloy, of Scenic, was in the
city on business Tuesday.
Optical goods. Eyes tested at
Lsnses.
Young man-see Lange for engage
ment rings of all prices.
G. D. Matteson and George P. Ben
nett were inspecting land near Owan-
ka, Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Coelings of Hermosa,
spent Tuesday with Ripid City
friends.
The Current Events club met at the
home of Mrs. Cliff on Tuesday after
noon.
Albert Fisher and James Wild of
Interior, we're business visitors in the
city Tuesday.
Mesdames Carrie Anderson and T.
Swanson were at Blackhawk Tues
day, visiting friends.
Miss Margaret Thomas returned
home Tuesday from Speartish, where
she had been visiting friends.
Mrs. P. L. Lewis and son of Fort
Pierre, were in the city Wednesday
on her way to visit relatives at Her
mOSa.
H. 0. Reed received five cars of po-
tatoes and Car of apples this week
which he is jobbing among the gro
GERS.
Mrs. K. Wilson of Farmingdale, re.
turned home Tuesday after spending
few days with friends in this city.
Mrs. j. w. Coetier returned to her
home in Owanka Tuesday, after
spending few days here.
Albert Shultz and wife of Presho,
were in the city Wednesday on their
way to Ardmore to visit relatives.
Herbert Brockett of Sundance,
Wyo., is spending few days visiting
his uncles, w. G. and Ned Baken.
Tony Swanson of near New Under
wood, threshed neld Oats that aver
aged 50 bushels to the acre. That's
going some.
The Fortnightly Club held a meet
ing Tuesday afternoon with Miss
Helen Brown. An interesting and in
structive program was given.
The Lincoln school was resumed
Wednesday after having been closed
few days, while the heating plant
was being overhauled.
Jack Daley contemplates the erec-
tion of new residence on his lot at
the corner of Sixth and Quincy street,
probably early in the spring.
j. B. Perry and wife of lie Mars,
Iowa, were in the city viewing the
sights Wednesday. They are making
tour Of the Hills and went to Dead
wood from here.
Mrs. ]. f. Keough and children re-
turned to their home in Maitland on
Tuesday after spending a few days
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. j. Greathouse of this city.
]. A. Kenyon, Of the Pennington
News, is evidently having trouble.
He says: "The man who could run a
newspaper to suit everybody died and
went, to heaven long ago."
Postmaster Price has been informed
by the department that on and after
November the rate for registered
letters will be twelve instead of ten
cents. The government guaranty has
also been raised from $25 to $50.
w. sigler of Morris City, ILL.,, was
In the city Tuesday. While here he
looked over the city and surround
ing country as much as psssible and
expressed his pleasure in visiting
here. He left on an evening train fol
Aberdeen.
Prof. Otto Richter, the well known
optical specialist OF Omaha, will be at
the Harvey Hotel Monday Nov. l te
Saturday Nov.6. Eyes examined free
of charge. Headache cured without
drugs. Devotes entire time to exam
ing and fitting the eyes. 21-2t
Mrs. A. s. Foy returned to her home
at Kadoka Tuesday, after q few days
visit. Mr.. Foy, who is at presen,
employed by the Sweeney Hardware
Co., accompanied her and will super.
intend the placing of a heating plant
for the church at Kadoka.
The Lutherans held services in tn,
city hall Sunday morning and evening
addressed by Rev. Theo. e. Kisslin,
Of Murdo. There were upwards O
thirty people Of that denomination
present and interest was taken in
/ movement to organize and hold regu
lar services. Rev. kissing returne,
to Murdo on Monday promising to re
turn In . few weeks and make an Ell
fort to organize the church. IS
!, n Correction
i / desire to withdraw my statemen
, appearing In your paper Of Octobe
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