The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-02-04
Geo. Rollins Of Farmingdale was in
The city on business "Wednesday.

Geo. Rollins OF Farmingdale was in
The city on business Wednesday.
Rev. G. d. Royal was in the city a
few days, returning to his ranch near
Interior Wednesday.
DIR. F. N. Emrick is a member of
the stalwart campaign committee to
represent Pennington county.
Mrs. M. A. LANCE went to her old
home in DEBORAH, Iowa, early this
week to look after matters pertaining
to an estate.
Anthony Noyy, formerly in the en-
ploy of the Crittenden- Wentworth
company, departed Wednesday night
for Twin Falls, Idaho, where he will
accept position as superintendent in
sash and door factory.
The Ladies OF the M. r. church an
nounce their intention to serve dinner
and supper on Tuesday, April ~, the
second day of the Stockmen's meeting
In this city. 1t is probable other So
cieties will serve meals during the
meeting.
Thomas E. Hale has been named as
administrator of the estate of S. A.
Longenecker, deceased proprietor of
the Variety store. He qualified for
the office Monday, furnishing bond in
the sum of $1,000, underwritten by
the Interstate Surety Company.
Clarence Todd of Chadron, Neb., has
been appointed to represent the Black
Hills Pressed Brick Co. and the Rapid
City Lime and Gypsum Co. as sales
manager. He will assume the duties
of his Office March LIST. He is very
well known in this section, having for
several years represented the Knapp g.
Spencer Hardware Co. Of Sioux City.
Mrs. M. Babue gave party Wed
nesday evening in honor of her cousin,
Mr.. Bogardt of Maine, who is spend
ing a few days in the city. Cards was
the pastime of the evening and de-
licious refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Messrs.
and Mesdames G. M. Fallon, Alex.
Duhamel, Frank Alderman and 1. U.
Pickett. The prize was won by Mr..
Duhamel.
Pennington News: M. Mccain ar
rived today from Rapid City to take
the management of the Mccain War
ner Mercantile Co., of which he is a
member The company has added
$4,000 in stock to the $4,000 recently
purchased from J. L. Robbins. Mr..
Mccain has held like position with
the l. II. Chase firm of Rapid City for
the past seven years and is man of
wide experience in the mercantile
business.
G. A. Kehrus is considering the adj
visibility of opening a training stable
in this city for the purposed of devel-
oping track horses. Last week he
shipped jeremiah, stallion with
mark of 2:15 ~, to Willard Saunders
of indianapolis, Ind. This horse is
tine fastest stopper ever bred in the
state OF South Dakota. Dick Allen is
another horse which was developed by
Mr.. Kehrus and sold to G. II. Moore
for for $500. Five more colts are
being wintered on his ranch, which
promise to develop much speed and
command good prices.
Edgemont Express: John Costello
of Rapid City was In Edgemont Mon
day and succeeded in selling about ten
cars of hay. He has some fine upland
hay that it is a pleasure to feed and
he found a ready market for it at this
point. The writer and Mr.. Costello
used to work In tile Homestake mine
in the last seventies and both left the
Hills, he going to Rapid and the writer
to Edgemont. 1t has been nearly
twenty-five years since we met and it
was pleasant visit we had in talking
over old times. William Brewster
and Mr.. Costello used to go to school
together in Lead and they had not
met since the early days of the Black
Hills until they met in Edgemont on
Monday.