The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-24
NEWSY NOTES OF THE WEEK

Diamonds Langes.
Brass goods-Langes.
Black Hills jewelry at Trowbridge's.
Monogram engraving at Trow-
BRIDES.
A grand display of jewelry at
Langes.
Non-leakable fountain pens at Trow-
BRIDGES.
A runaway in prices and quality
at Langes.
A watch makes a fine present. See
Trowbridge.
See Langes for toilet sets. Hand
painted china.
Diamonds at Trowbridge's Main
Street jeweler.
Mrs. Daniel Ahern of Hermosa was
in the city Monday.
Headquarters for Black Hills Jew
elry at V. e. Swanson's.
We engraye our goods by hand, not
by misunderstanding.
Don't forget to call and see V. E.
Swanson's Christmas display.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Ben
ham, Monday, Dec. 20, son.
Langes works for people. Why9 Be
cause they have the work 30 do.
Mr.. and Mrs Godfrey of Sioux City
are spending a few days in the city.
Langes for watches-gents sets
china that is hand painted.-Langes.
j. T. Reynolds of near Rockford was
a business caller In the city Tuesday.
Joseph Oleson went to his ranch
near Underwood to remain a few days.
]. w. Barclay and Michael Graybell
Of Wall transacted business here Mon
day.
Getting larger, grander, more up-to-
date every day-that stock Of jewelry
at Langes.
Miss Mary Baker Of INLAY was in
the city Tuesday, shopping and visit
ing friends.
LOST-the best part of your time
If you have not seen Langes' great
Xmas stock.
Miss Ruth Leedy went to her ranch
near Owanka Tuesday and will remain
during the holidays.
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. =. Swanson's.
Miss Belle BEEN returned to her
home in Owanka Monday, having en-
joyed a few days with friends here.
Mrs. o. leighton of Cody was in the
city few days visiting her husband
who is a conductor on the Pierre line.
Subscriptions taken for any maya
zine or paper published at lowest
rates at McNamara's book store. If
Read the announcements in another
column Of books given away with each
yearly subscription to this paper. The
books alone are worth the price.
Friends in the city received word
early this week Of the birth of son
on Friday last to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Knockehmuss at ther home In Chicago.
A 400 page book of Roosevelt's ad-
ventures in Darkest Africa, given as
premium with this paper. Subscrip-
ton price, including book, is 81. rs for
one year.
Many merchants are taking advan-
tage Of Hutton b Plckett's forced
money-raising sale, for they are quick
to realize that they are unable to du-
plicate the cut prices at wholesale,
The great money raising sale at
Hutton s. Pickett's is attracting much
attention amongst the ladies and men
of Rapid City for they are quick tc
realize that "a dollar saved Is a dolla,
earned. y
Do not buy your clothing until you
have seen the wonderful bargains Of.
fered at Hutton & Pickett's store on
COB St. Joe St. Many goods being sold
at nearly half price by the Western
Brokerage.
Mrs. Thomas Deffenbach and two
children arrived early this week from
their ranch near Chance and will re.
main here until gentle. spring, the
guest Of her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Leedy.
Do not fail to attend the great &c..
900 money-raising sale which Is now on
at Hutton b Pickett's store, ,603 st.
Joe street. Goods being slaughtered
st nearly give away prices BY the
Western Brokerage Co. as
Do not fail to read Hutton & Pick
ett's large sale bills which have been
distributed by mail. Great sale con.
tinues until December "a, '09. Goods
numerically slaughtered by Western
Brokerage Co. Of Minneapolis, MINI.
Remember, the BLACK HILLS UN.
ION printery is prepared to do all
kinds Of printing at lowest rates con.
sistent with good work and quality
material. The Office Is located On