The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-02-18

I 4. +. Brooks of Wasta was visitor
In Rapid City Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Gram of West
Point, Iowa, were in the city Wednes-
day. They we're on their way to be-
gin life on a homestead near Dickin-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Holly Of Madi-
son, Neb., we're in the city Wednes-
day, purchasing supplies. They have
bought ranch near Philip and left
for there yesterday morning,
About fifty-five members Of the L.
T. L. attended the meeting Saturday
at the home of Mrs. 9. V. Anderson.
An excellent program was given and
all enjoyed the work OF the Legion.
Misses Ollie and Della Allison OF
Alexandria, who have been living on
their claims near Fairpoint this win
ter, arrived in the city Tuesday with
the view of remaining until spring.
The twenty-third annual ball by
the Hook and Ladder company will be
given on the 22d inst. Tickets are
being sold by members with crafty
ing success. The prospects are large
crowd will be present.
J. r. Hicks has leased the Arcade
hotel on lower Main street and taken
possession Of same. He is an old hand
at the business and proposes to do all
he can to provide reasonably low
priced hosiery.
Earl Thompson Of Denver, who had
been at the local hospital for several
days, suffering from nervous prostra.
tlon, was able to leave Monday. He
is a travelling representative Of Den.
yer factory.
w. McLennon left for Seattle on
Monday, called there by the death OF
his nephew, John McMasters. The
young man Was working in lumbe,
camp and his death was due to an &C
cident. His uncle is the only relative
he had on this side of the Atlantic.
The Pennington County bank or
Monday was awarded the bonds fol
the new school building in North
Rapid. The bonds are in the sum Of
SIS, 900. They we're sold at IS, 100, the
only other bidder being S. A. Kean Of
Chicago who offered premium OF s3(
in addition to face value.
A 400 page book of Roosevelt's ad
ventures in Darkest Africa, given AZ
premium with this paper. Subscrip
tion price, including book, is $1.75 fol
one year.
Expert repair work at Langes.
The house occupied by Ella Hall OF
Rapid street was damaged by fire al
an early hour Monday morning. Il
was a long one-story house along thu
railroad tracks. A large section o
the roof was burned, together will
much Of the interior, about all TIN
furniture Of value saved being piano
There was another fire alarm sounded
on account Of blaze noted in boxe
in the rear of the Buell. block. Il
sounding the alarm for the first fir
the bell rope was broken and tn
alarm for the second fire was sounded
from the Methodist church. The new
siren whistle was also used.
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hermosa.
g. M. Mills made q business trip t,
Custer this week,
Z. Z. Monaghan is in Custer thi
week on business.
A baby daughter was recent arr
val at the Ed Sanders domicile.
Lee Clinch came from Rapid Cit
for q Sunday visit with his family.
Thomas Burke and wife Of CouEci
Flat were Wednesday visitors here.
Mrs. NJ. Ahern was recent CUES
In the home Of her son, Daniel, VIII
resides at Oral.
Miss Eva Reynolds mas returned
her home on Cheyenne river. She ha
been attending school here.
"A son of Rev. and Mrs. Thickstu
made his parents visit recently, h
\ being on his way to Wisconsin.
i On Saturday afternoon. memori;