The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-18
RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6.


The School of Mines football team
will play the Brookings Agricultural
college team at this city, Thanks
sivfng Day. 1t promises to be q
good game.
Wilson, died in this city Monday, al
the age of twenty-nine years.
She leaves a husband and two
children. The remains We're taken
to their old home in Creighton Neb,
where burial will take place.
The lumber in the old livery barn
on Sixth, between st. Joe and Main
streets, was sold at public auction
Saturday, and was purchased by
Emil Manle, for $120. The building
IS condemned by the city council
-@o1lr4s ago, and was the prop
erIy of a Denver real estate firm.
The following dates have been as
signed to towns in this county by
Supt A. e. Chamberlain: Wall, Nov
1928; Wasta, Nov. 1920; Quinn,
Nov. %; New Underwood, Nov. IS
20; Owanka, Nov. $3.50; Box FL
der, Dec. 5; Farmingdale, Dec. 5;
Scenic, Dec. G; Interior, Dec. 81.
Glen j. Harris and Miss Alta B.
keiser were married at the home OF
the brides parents, MI. and Mrs.
James kehser Saturday afternoon
Rev. John McLearie officiating. Miss
Keiser has been employed at Belle
Fourche for the past year and met
Mr.. Harris at that place. They will
reside near Moreau
One of the old landmarks of this
city will be removed in the near flu
ture. Mr.. p. B. Mccarthy made ap-
plication to the city commissioners
Monday night for permission to re-
move the International hotel build
ing which has stood on the corner
of Main and Sixth streets for over
thirty years, to the corner of Main
and 5th streets, and it was granted
him. The removal will occur next
month and the ground will be broke
for the Elks building which will go
up on the lots now occupied by the
International.
Ben Anderson was up from Caputa
Monday on business.
State Senator Elect Candy, O.
llssvSsta. was in Rapid City, Saturday
G. l.. Ward, of st. Onge, was trans
acting business in this city Satur-
day
Miss Inez Skeen has returned
from a visit with friends at Chadron
Neb.
G. e. Bowling of Wasta, was 3
county seat visitor the first of the
week.
w. H. Peterson, Of Huron, wa
transacting business in this city SAT
| urday.
Miss Elizabeth Bastedo was down
from Deadwood Monday, visiting
friends.
B. w. Lloyd was in Rapid City OF
Monday. Mr. Lloyd is postmaste1
at Scenic.
Ben Stone, of the Hearst Mere. Co
of Lead, spent Sunday with friend
in Rapid City.
George Obrien was up from Quinn
Monday, and transacted business a
the court house.
Pat Dillon, Of Rockerville, wa:
transacting business in this city tn,
first of the week.
Mrs. e. Myths returned to he
home at New Underwood Saturday
after a visit with her daughter.
Harry Culver and wife of Dead
wood were the guests of Claire Mes
bit and wife the first of the week.
Albert Anderson, who reside
about six miles east of this city wa
business caller at the Union offic.
Monday.
Mrs. Chas Gray returned to he
home at Pierre Monday after
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Raybourne.
Miss Florence Johnson, who ha
been with her parents in Denver tn
past two months, arrived Monday TO
a visit with friends.
Captain and Mrs. Nelson of tn
Salvation army returned this wee
from Minneapolis, where they hav
been in attendance at the conven
ton of army workers.