The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-15
NEWSY NOTES OF THE WEEK

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Tuesday.
Ray Monte left Tuesday for Mis-
soula, Mont.
A. C. Baland came up from Key
stone, Monday.
George Hurlehee spent Sunday at
his home in Lead.
Frank Stewart was in Hot Springs
the first Of the week.
Fathers Stralton and Schwaer went
to Pierre, Wednesday.
Mrs. X. G. Winters, of Black Hawk
was in the city Saturday.
j. P. Beppus, of Rockford, vas in
town the first of the week.
c. A. Wiegand was in New Under
wood Saturday on business.
G. M. Bigelow, of Farmingdale,
was in Rapid City, Monday.
Miss Marguerite Wiegand is visiting
friends in Owanka this week.
William Richards returned to his
home at Placerville, Monday.
Morris Hendrickson and Geo,
Flayin were in Wall, Monday.
j. L. Soule spent the first of the
week on his ranch near Caputa.
Miss Bessie Garland left Monday
for a visit with friends at Hermosa.
James Half returned Monday from
a visit with relatives near Owanka.
DR.. Rate left for Nisland, Monday,
where he will make his future home.
II. E. Swanders attended the ami
versary celebration at Wall, Monday.
Mrs. John H. Hall, of Hot Springs
is here the guest of Mrs. Geo. Hunt.
Rev. McReynolds went to Midland
Sunday, where he conducted services.
Miss Jessie Farlow left last Satur-
day for an extended stay in Chicago.
w. E. Fonken, of Hermosa, was a
business caller in Rapid City, Tues
day.
Orlin Lampert was a business caller
at New Underwood, the first of the
week.
Misses Donoho and Wilson were
visiting in Deadwood the first of the
week. .
III. NJ. Jones, of Custer was in the
city transacting business, Tuesday
morning.
NJ. II. Crockett returned from a
visit with relatives at Faith, S. d.,
Tuesday.
Joe Cauley left for Fremont, Neb.,
last Saturday night for a visit with
relatives.
John and Joe Hammer and Charles
Ham of Elk Creek were in town
Saturday.
John Bennington of Hermosa, trans
acted business here the later part OF
last week.
Miss John Fall, of Hot Springs,
was the guest of Mrs. George Hunt
this week.
James Brown, of Silver City, was a
business caller at Rapid Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Atty. J. F. Miller, of Indianapolis
Ind, was in Rapid City "Wednesday
on business.
C. w. Matteson and wife went tc
Wall, Monday, to attend the anniver
sary celebration.
Miss Gladys Hudson returned tt
her home in Lead, Sunday, after
visit in this city.
Harold r. LaCross, of the Western
Electric Co., Chicago, was in Rapit
CITY, Wednesday.
Miss Josie Muth who has been visit
ing in Rapid City left for her home il
Belle Fourche, Monday.
Mrs. II. f. Rate left Monday eve
ming for an extended visit with he
mother at Albion, Mich.
Miss Constance Morris, of Ne,
York, arrived Monday to spend tn
summer with her parents.
Miss Sarah Olson returned to he
home in Sturgis, Saturday, after
visit. with friends in this city.
A. B. Balm, of Fit. Wayne, Ind
was in Rapid City the first of tn
week en- route to Deadwood.
Earl Brainard, of Deadwood, spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. "
Brown, Jr., of the Business College.
J. H. Williams and G. A. Beckma
were over on Alkali Creek Monda
and Tuesday looking over some lane
Albert Honald and c. B. Hunt n
turned to their home in Wasta SUI
day, after several days stay in tow
Miss Ruth Seibert, of the Scribne
Grocery Co., was called to her hon