The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-25
Expert repair work at Langes.


of Bend.
Mr.. and Mas. J. II. Davis are spend
Ing few days on their ranch twelve
miles east Of Hermosa, getting things
In shape for springs work.
Justin Brewer Of Kenton, Ohio, was
9 city visitor Monday, coming up from
Hermosa where he had been looking
after his interests several days.
VIM. Manary, wife and children of
Sioux Falls were in the city few
hours Monday en- route to Whitewood
where they will on their homestead.
On Tuesday Mrs. John Keliher re-
ceived certified check for 1000 in
full payment of insurance held by her
late husband in the A. o. u. w. lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Swander, who
have been travelling through the north
ern part Of the state, visiting and sight
seeing, are In the city for few days.
The library will soon ship car Of
waste paper, gathered from all sources,
to the mills and the proceeds from the
sale will go for the benefit of the lib
rary.
Mrs. Louis Kehr returned to her
home In Pierre Wednesday, after spen-
ing several days visiting at the homes
OF Mesdames G. w. Brown and G. T.
Woodland.
Andrew Mochot of Piedmont was in
the city Wednesday while en- ronte to
Council Bluffs to visit his daughter.
From there he will go to Wheaton, Ill.,,
to visit his son.
County Treasurer Flavin returned
to work Monday after few days at
the home of his parents in Sturgis.
He had not been feeling we'll and the
rest was necessary.
Word was received Tuesday an
nouncing the death of "Grandma"
Pelter, mother of Fin Pelter, at her
home In Hermosa. Funeral services
were held Wednesday.
The really busy place these days is
the Rapid City Implement company.
Farmers are getting ready for active
work and are blowing coin freely for
new machines Of all kinds.
Miss Mabel NJ. Tefft Of Wall and
Fred L. Rich Of Hawarden, Iowa,
were married in this city Wednesday
by Juntice Worth, the ceremony being
held at the international hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Dassett Of Peoria,
ILL.,, are spending few days here,
viewing the country. They had been
on visit to relatives in Pierre and
could not resist the temptation to see
the Hills country.
Joseph Trask Of Duhamel, new
postoffice established on the Cheyenne
river, was in the city Wednesday.
1t was originally the Duhamel Camp,
and the town is named after our towns
man, Peter Duhamel.
Mrs. Fred Riethman of Denver, who
had been visiting her brother, Ed.
Morris Of Wasta, was In the city
Tuesday en- route to Brennan for q
visit with q. II. Held and family.
This Is her first visit to the Hills in
ten years.
Two good games OF basket ball were
played Wednesday evening at Derth-
ick's opera house, between teams from
the School Of Mines and Y. M. G. A.,
and High school and Indian school.
The miners won by 80 to "a, and the
Indians by % to 10.
A carpenter while making repairs
to the electric light plant dam, on
Monday found . stick of dynamite,
fuse and cap hidden among timbers
near the dam. It Is thought the ex-
plosive belongs to some one who intend
ed using 1t on fish.
Chas. Kehoe Of Spokane, a former
resident here, was in the city Tuesday.
He had been visiting his sister at
Rockerville and could not resist the
temptation to see Rapid City friends
again. He is engaged in the mining
business near Spokane.
|! Charles Aiery and Miss Maude
Meyenfelt Of this city were united in
marriage in Sturgis Tuesday by Rev.
=. NJ. Cross, witnessed by Bert
Hamblet and Miss Bessie Ferris. The
marriage comes as . profound surprise
to their friends In this city.
Alfred q Pueschel Of Grand Island,
Neb., has been secured as secretary Of
the Y. N. g. A.. His selection was
made at . meeting Of association d.
rectors held In the Congregational
church Monday evening. The new
secretary has had much experience In
the work and comes highly recom-
mended.
A maximum temperature Of 81 de-
|grees above was reached Monday, ac-
cording to the governments here.
This Is the highest on record, the
nearest approach to 1t being 70 on
March 80, 1893. The average temper
allure for the day was SO degrees. The
mean temperature for the month Is
nearly 10 degrees above normal.
Golden Link Chapter, o. q. S, held
. meeting In Masonic hall Monday
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