The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-01-21
NEWSY NOTES or THB WEEK


We repair glasses. Langes.
Subscribe for the UNION so.
Haye your eyes tested at Langes.'
Langes do the best In watch work.
Remember the Union--s1.5 SO a year.
Take your watch to Langes'. They
repair 1t right.
e. A. Porter was over from Quinn
OH business Tuesday.
Frank Mcfarland Of Piedmont was
business visitor in the city Tuesday
NJ. "A. LANCE, while out in the hills
late last week, killed two large wild
cats.
The union prayer meetings are well
attended and deep interest is mani
tested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Swander went
out to their, claim near Spoke, Mon
day morning.
Mrs. c. u. Hubbard and children
were in the city Monday on their way
from Fairfax, Neb., to Quinn.
j. L. Harvey Of Norfolk, Neb., is
here, taking the place OF Lineman
Sheckler for the Northwestern.
Mrs. Benz. Hasselstrom and little
son of Bend were in the city Monday
looking after business matters.
Mrs. M. Hilton of Deadwood spent
part of the week In the city visiting
her daughter, Mrs. L. E. Parrish.
Subscriptions taken for any maya
zine or paper published at lowest
rates at McNamara's book store II.
Henry Simpson Of Spencer, Iowa, is
spending few days in the city visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Lange.
James McGovern received bounty
Tuesday on % wolves and 81 coyotes
which he killed In the Limestone
country.
Joseph Hare of Hill City was in the
city Sunday and Monday, visiting his
old friend, Rev. Gardner. This office
acknowledges pleasant call.
Miss Hersberger of Chadron, who
had been spending a few days visiting
Mrs. Charles Stewart, her aunt, re-
turned home Monday evening.
Read the announcement in another
column of books givenawa with each
yearly subscription to this paper. The
4 books alone are worth the price.
j. p. Horgan, who had been in the
city visiting his mother and other
relatives month or more, returned
to his home in st. Louis Monday.
The Coterie was entertained Thurs
\ day afternoon by Mrs. c. b. Baldwin,
and this afternoon the Kettledrum
club is meeting at the Baldwin home.
Rev. II. N. Dale, who has been in
tho city the past few weeks visiting
his daughter, Mrs. E. II. Swander.
returned to his home in Des Moines
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Drummer Of
Bonesteel were In the city Tuesday.
They were on their way to their
homestead twenty miles out Of New
Underwood.
Mr.. and Ms. James HALEY were at
Hot Springs few days the fore part
Of the week. Mr.. HALEY went to at
tend the annual meeting Of bank in
which he is interested.
Miss Myrtle Smith and John A.
Tutty OF keystone came to the city
Saturday, secured license and were
united In marriage by Rey. ". S. Grim
Of the Methodist church
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Sweet and little
son returned home from yermillion
Wednesday morning. Tlle5 went there
! before the holidays to spend few
weeks with relatives and friends.
The Fortnightiy club met with Mrs.
]. &. Robbins TUESDAY afternoon. An
interesting paper was presented by
Mrs Irwin, and the subject Of the af-
ternoon was Kipling and his works.
Miss Daisy Hoisington departed on
Monday evening for Long Beach,
Calf, where her parents reside. She
WAS accompanied by Mrs. Thos. Roush
who will spend few months at points
Along the coast.
Henry Chapman Of Quinn, ! veteran
Of the civil war, was In the city Sat
nrsiay on his way to the Soldiers home
II Hot Springs whore he will be
4 cared for. he has placed his business
/ affairs In the hands Of Clerk Of Courts
Gantz.
81. Thomas, ST., departed for his old
home In Pennsylvania Tuesday morn.
+ Ing, taking his gfandd daughter, Mis-
Hazel Thomas with him for ! visit,
They viii stop on 81 Chicago for !
few days visit.
Tom Tracy ~ Silver City came u
the city Tuesday Herring from . dis
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