The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-09-17
PICKED UP IN PASSING.

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VIM. Donolo was in Caputa on bus
iness Tuesday.
j. G. Haines was in Deadwood on
business Monday.
Martha Mallory of Scenic was in the
city on business Monday.
w, A. Stanley of Hot Springs is a
student at the School of Mines.
Mrs. w. j. Collins is spending few
days visiting friends in Chadron.
Miss Susie Haxby came UP from
Hot Springs to spend Sunday at home.
Mesdames II. Perry and G. Baum of
Hermosa were in the city Wednesday.
Miss B. johnson has taken charge
Of the ladies' department of the
Sweeney store.
Judge G. l.. Lewis was in Dead
wood few days this week on profes-
sional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Holcomb are home
from visit to Seattle and other
points In the west.
James Eastman, wife and children
are at Huron this week, attending the
fair and visiting relatives.
Mesdames G. E. LeMar, 1. B. Lee
Mar and Sarah Dihel were in Hot
Springs Tuesday visiting friends.
Mrs. w. Cook Of Madison, who has
been at Hot Springs receiving treat
meut, was in the city Wednesday on
her return home.
Mrs. FL. Lewis, children and sister,
Miss Ethel Carrier, came up from
Wasta Wednesday enroute to their
home in Hill City.
Miss Nellie Lough Of Owanka was
in the city few hours Wednesday
visiting Mrs. Mrs. NJ Burnside while
enroute to Portland, Ore.
William Farrar sold his residence
property to Allen Bros last week and
worllmen have since been busy re-
modelling it preparatory to redting.
Mrs. J.. Eccles, who has bcen visit
ing at Yankton, stopyed off in the
city Wednesday to visit friends while
enroute to her home in Belle Fourclle.
Miss Madge Keliher is assisting
Miss Matte McMichael, county SUI
perintendent, while Miss Frances
Morris is on vacation trip to Seat
tile.
Mr.. John Lamb returned home
to Rockeryille Wednesday, after maxi
ing trip through the northern Hills
country She stopped Off here a few.
hours enroute.
Judge McGee went to Harding.
county early this week where he is
holding COURT in place Of Judge Rice,
who is disqualified to try several of
the cases being taken up for hearing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swinehart and
daughter of Scenic were in the city
this week visiting relatives and
friends. They had been ona tour Of
the Hills and were returning home.
Mr., and Mrs. John Humphrey re-
turned their home in Owanka yester-
day from Johnston, Pa, where they
were called six weeks ago by the i'll
ness and death of Mr.. Humphreys
father.
County Treasurer Flavin has issued
los licenses to hunters since the Shoot
ing season opened. This is considered
a large number In view Of the fact
that the killing of prairie chickens
is prohibited.
G. Il. Schneider, Pete Duhamel and
NJ. Quinn were at Hermosa Tuesday
looking after business matters. While
there they inspected the new build
ing of the Hermosa State Bank, and
speak very highly Of it.
Chief Gum is making an effort to
rid the city Of hoboes and yeggmen,
and the move on order is is given to
all callers of this class. There is
plenty Of work in cities of the Hills
and no excuse for idlers.
The court room at the county build
ing has been renovated preparatory to
the fall term Of court. Linoleum has
been placed on the floor space occu-
pied by attorneys and the rugs and
carpets have been cleaned.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Eastman de-
parted Sunday evening for trip to
points in Indiana, Michigan and Can
ada. They will probably locate at
their old home in Grand Rapids. Miss
Nina has gone to Redfield to enter
college for the winter term.
The Presbyterian church and Sun
day school will hold picnic tomor-
row at Spring Gulch. The train will
leave at S:0O4a. m. and return at 500
p. N. Each family is asked to take
well filled baskets of edibles. Games
and athletic sports will be INDUCED
in.
.. Y. Grldley OF Sheridan, Wyo.,
was in the city few days this week,
renewing acquaintances, having for
merly lived here. He is largely in
terested in the coal business there.
While here he received word that
Miss Sadie Gray, a sister Of Mrs. Grid
ley, had received a stroke Of paraly-
| sis.
The young ladies Of the u. B. C.