The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-01-28
NEVSY NOTES OF THB WEEK
We repair glasses. Langee.


Remember the Union 81. SO year.
Take your watch to Langes'. They
repair it right.
Thos Roush was in Belle Fourche
on business Tuesday.
Miss Mabel While went to Terre
Haute, Ind, Tuesday.
M. j. Scanlon Of Hermosa transacted
business here Tuesday.
A. J. Mccain was down town on
Wednesday, after a weeks illness.
First class apples for sale by G.
Thomson at $3.50 bushel. 34-2t
Mrs. A. G. Boland of Keystone spent
few days visiting Rapid City friends.
Mrs. Harry Edwards of Hermosa
was in the city Monday, visiting with
friends.
The VIC. T. q. held very pleas
ant and enjoyable meeting with Mrs.
Swander on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Mulleague went to Hot
Springs Wednesday evening and after
q short visit will 90 to Sheridan.
The annual market day-Saturday--
promises to draw large amount of
live stock to be placed on the block.
Miss Bertha Dodson returned home
Monday from her ranch near Hermosa
where she had been for several days.
Thomas r. Nelson returned home
Wednesday from a business trip to
Pierre, Sioux Falls and other points.
Mrs. Alice LANCE returned to her
home in Wall "Wednesday, following a
few days visit with Mrs. Owen Swine
hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Kingsbury of
Cottonwood spent a few days here
with friends, returning home Wednes-
day.
Judge MCGEE was at Lead holding
court few days this week, in place
Of Judge Rice, who went to Belle
Fourche.
Robert Burton has purchased q fine
black driving team of Mrs. Alice
Camp. who purchased the Seyey ranch
o year ago.
Mrs. Fields, motherof Mrs. Bernard
Carroll, left on Monday evening for
Tacoma, WASH, to spend a few weeks
with her son.
Miss Pearl King writes from Seattle
she has a position as stenographer
with the Ogden s. Washington Rail-
road company.
Mrs. p. j. Ulrey returned to her
home in Ulrey on Wednesday, after a
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Ferguson.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
grgational church met on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. +. G. Holbrook
on Kansas City street.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Thomas OF Omaha
Neb. who were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. ID. Schnasse, returned to their
home Tuesday evening.
G. +. Schneider, Alex. Duhamel and
Mike Quinn were at New Underwood
Tuesday, attending the meeting OF
stockholders Of The bank.
Read the announcement in another
column Of books given away with each
yearly subscription to this paper. The
books alone are worth the price.
The Wright Bros. have purchased
the HIGHLAND residence on West Column
bus street, recently owned by G. w.
Barton, for consideration Of $4,000.
a 400 page book Of Roosevelt's ad-
ventures In Darkest Africa, given as
4 premium with this paper. Subscrip-
tion price, including book, is 81. IS for
one year.
Mrs. M. v. Kochendorfer of New
Underwood was In the city between
trains, on Tuesday, while enronte to
Bloomfield. Neb., for . visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Alice Smoot Of Ethan was In
the city visiting friends . few days
early this week. Also investigating
property with : view Of buying a
homo here.
a. D. Lee, Of the Square Deal Land
4 company Of Farmingdale, was in the
city Monday on business He is figur-
Ing on starting . paper there to be
known IS the Screw Driver.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church met Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs ]. H.
Gale. A dime tea was served and the
attendance fully up to expectation.
Mi. and Mrs. r. e. Doyle and three
children were Ia the city from their
home Ii tho White Owl country, on
Tues1ay, to take the train for Nor.
FOLK. Nebraska Tor visit with her
Inothss.
Mn Fred Sylyius OF Hermosa was
l ia the city Tuesday, the guest Of the
p. Perry home, while on her way
to Ellsworth, Kans., To which place
she had been snmnao BY the death
of her father.
a6hnz Maxwell of ORanka was In
I'LL i eity early this week, accompany
I'M iI,l l,is' sevsils yeaf old daughter, who
Il g 3 sufferer viii, Inflammation Of the
Il hln ioints She - being given treat