The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-11
Expert repair work at Langes.
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Mrs. P. L. Thayer is spending the
week on their claim near Underwood.
Mrs. Marvin Young returned to her
home in Wasta Saturday, after few
days visit with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haag of Reliance
were in the city Saturday while on
their way to their claim near Sturgis.
Flies made their appearance last
week. And M. A. LANCE reports see
Ing three robins Sunday. Sure signs
of spring.
The Grandpree building, occupied
by Welch's grocery, has been given its
spring trimmings of drab. 1t has i'm
proved the appearance immensely.
A 400 page book Of Roosevelt's adj
ventures in Darkest Africa, given as
premium with this paper. Subscrip-
ton price, including book, is sl.75 for
one year.
Rev. Theo. kissing will preach in
the city hall Sunday at 2:30 p. m. All
members of the German Lutheran
church and their friends are invited
to hear him.
l.. ]. Gray departed last night for
Toledo, Ohio, to visit his father who
is now past eighty years of age. He
expects to spend a month before re-
turning home.
Jacob CAN'T has received a photo
graph Of the Harvard basket ball team
of 1913, Of which his son is member.
The freshmen are the varsity cham
plons this year.
A X. Gardner of Huron is spending
a few days in the city, looking after
legal matters in the absence Of his
partner, G. j. Buell., who is on visit
to California points.
A handsome iron gate was taken
from in front of Vic Swanson's resi-
dence late last week. Vic has suspi-
cions of who took it and requests 1T
be returned instanter.
The Engelbretson Land Co. is pro.
noting an excursion from Jasper,
Mimi, to Rapid City for the purpose
of showing this country in It's proper
light. The train is due here on the
18th inst.
Mrs 4. A. Richards returned home
Sunday morning from visit to New
York, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Vivian. They stopped off enroute
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Slagle at
Brookings.
The revival meetings in Library hall
are being continued indefinitely on
account Of the great amount of inter-
est and numerous requests from all
sources. Much real good is being ac-
complished.
The Elks and knights of Pythias
have leased the entire second floor Of
the building owned by Treasurer Nor
ris on Main street for a period of two
years, and will occupy 1t jointly as
lodge quarters.
Lyman Wilcox and wife returned
Wednesday from a trip to New York
and points in eastern states. This
was their first visit to relatives in that
section in number of years and they
enjoyed it fully.
Word Of the death Of Geo. w. Scott,
son-in-law Of J. A. Wilson OF this city,
was received this week. Mr.. Scott
died in California on February II,
having gone there in the hope of BEN
etitting his health. He had been liv-
ing at Lauder, Wyo.
Thomas O'Brien of Verona, N. d.,
is at the hospital suffering an attack
Of appendicitis. His son, b. b.
O'Brien Of Langford, is with him.
The old gentleman was taken Ill while
on the train from Sioux Falls.
Don't forget to study up on the
commission plan between now and
18th, SO as to be able to vote right on
SO important q question. THE great
est good to the greatest number" is
the idea. Don't be influenced think
for yourself.
Mrs. Henry Sawyer who recently
started in the poultry business in a
limited way, had her chickens stolen
Saturday night. She fears the pos
SCISSOR will not feed the chickens prop
erly on account of scarcity of feed, SO
offers the little store she had arranged
for them II the party will call.
No Ice Of Hearing Petition for Die ri.
button Of Exempt Estate.
State Of South Dakota, County Of
Pennington, So. In county court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Alon-
10 ". Torrance, deceased.
The state Of South Dakota sends
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