The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-08-05
Apples, so cents per bushel and up.
cts G. THOMSON

Apples, SO cents per bushel and up
OTIS G. THOMSON
The w. c. 7. u, met Tuesday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. II. E.
Swandar.
Subscriptions taken for any maya.
zine or paper published at lowest
rates at McNamara's Book Store. tt
w. e. Wagner and Victor e. Bun,
fus were granted license as pharma-
cists by the State Board of Pharmacy.
Clyde w. Torrance and Mrs. Dora
Harris, both of Pedro, were married
in Rapid City Thursday of last week.
Phillip Review.
The Rapid City Band Boys dance
Tuesday night was quite a success, a
large crowd being present and all re-
porting a good time.
The Misses Jennie Williams and
Lucy Buen were in Rapid City Thurs
day making proof on their homesteads.
Buffalo Gap Gazette.
A. II. Wheaton, of Rapid City, and
his son L. A. Wheaton, of Omaha,
spent the day in town on business
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader.
j. L. Duncan, who farmerly lived
in this city was married recently ir
Kentucky to Miss Lula Beadle, AM.
will make his home in that state.
Notwithstanding reports to the
contrary, the apple crop will be fair
and the damage done by the two
heavy hail storms was greatly exag-
gerated.
j. II. Williams and G. A. Hagen
have rented the room formerly &C.
cupied by the Great Westean Land
Co., on ST. Joe ST., and put in a nice
shoe repairing shop.
The firm of DER & Woodland have
dissolved partnership, Mr.. der pur-
chasing the interest of Mr.. Woodard.
MIR. Woodland is the new cashier at
the Security Savings Bank.
Mike Nelson went to Rapid City
Wednesday to prove up on his desert
claim. He was accompanied by Henry
Schneider and James McMinnemen as
witnesses.-Buffalo Gap Gazette.
DIR. G. w. Dunn arrived Friday
from Rapid City and will spend the
shipping season here as Inspector of
live stock. He was accompanied by
his wife and son.-Belle Fourche Bee.
During the heavy rain Saturday the
bridge over Rapid Creek leading to
the Indian school was washed off it's
foundation. A temporary structure
is doing service until the new bridge
is rebuilt.
Extensive prairie fires are raging in
the country west and northwest of
Pierre doing great damage in Corson
and Dewey counties. The fires were
supposed to be started from the rail
road locomotives.
The Equal Suffrage Association met
with Mrs. G. G. Gay, in north Rapid,
Tuesday afternoon and an interesting
meeting was held. A musical pro-
gram was enjoyed by all and refresh
ments were served.
Paul u. Kelleter, forest supervisor,
went down to Rapid City today to
Rapid City today to visit two of the
rangers who were injured in the
recent wreck on the rapid transit and
who are in the hospital there.-Dead-
wood Telegram.
A farmer living near Longmont.
Col, has broken all records for a
grasshopper harvest, when after three
days work he had garnered 125 BUSH
els OF 'hoppers. He will dry the
grasshoppers and feed them to his
chickens next year.
Andrew Thickstun, who had the
misfortune to break his arm some
two weeks ago, went to Rapid City,
Saturday, to have the bandage taken
off the arm as it was getting along SO
nicely it was not considered necessary
to keep the bandages on any longer.
-Hermosa Hustler.
The total rainfall for the month of
July as recorded at the weather
station was 5 Is inches, which was
the highest for July with the excep-
ton Of 1904, when 9.66 inches we're
recorded since 1887. The hottest day
in the month was the 18th when the
maximum temperature was 1O1.
Rev. Mr.. Keller, Of Rapid City is
expected in this city on July 3lst to
preach at Grace Episcopal church.
Mr.. Keller will not take up his duties
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