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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-20

and wide as the "CIty of Churches"
really needs little In the way Of po-
lice. However, a stranger occasionally
enters and misbehaves, SO Evanston
feels 1t advisable to have police de-
partment. Besides. women policemen
are all the style just now and Evans
ton is always in the front ranks of the
procession.
Well. the occasional stranger ap-
peared in Evanston. He appeared on
tho Joko front af tho fnot NJ Dayia
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-06-20
NeAZEz.1yT Zz12E EE4SY
Purpose: To provide
organized trained women
TO meet social and
\ economic needs.

EVOTED women who have been wonder
ing where the pathway of constructive
and beneficial service would open now
that the war is over may very easily
find the signpost pointing out the road
in the program set for itself by the
National League for Women's Service
This organization was formed in 1917,
and naturally at that time found It's
particular field in war activities. 1t
now sees before it broadening of Its
activities and u scope of real helpful
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-20

We satisfied with Hasn't been notion the past prices mhandse most desire bring business up to where we You know that all all merchandise is steadily going There today But things going with full head of
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
BALDWIN DRUG STORE.

You will find no better drug store in
which to have your prescription filled
than that Of c. B. Baldwin, 524 South
Seventh street. It's prescription de-
partment is modern and large and is
always fully stocked with drugs so
that the most unusual and difficult
prescription that may be brought in
can be promptly and accurately filled
While the store makes a speciality OF
promptly filing all prescriptions, It
does not sacrifice accuracy to speed
nor does it ever substitute drug call
ed for in your prescription that the
druggist might think is lust as good -
That is why the prescription depart
ment of the Baldwin drug store is SO
popular with physicians. Its drug
gists are always expert and thorough
ly trained men and are licensed. II
you are thirsty and hot these days,
an ice cream soda, sundae or a cold
soft drink served at the soda fountain
of the Baldwin store will refresh you.
Delicious drinks are served from its
fountain the year around and the pur-
est cream and fiaVors are used
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
DER SHOE COMPANY.

The der Shoe Company has now
received its stocks of autumn and
and winter shoes and invites
you to call and inspect the
stocks. The new models in ladies
shoes are particularly attractive in
design for this fall, and the prices on
them are surprisingly cheap when
one considers the prices that leather
goods of all kinds have reached The
end of rising prices of shoes is not
yet in sight and it is predicted that
prices of mems and women's shoes
will even go higher with the coming
of spring. Because Of the scarcity of
feathers, increase of labor troubles,
inability of the manufacturers to get
hides and feathers here from South
America because of strikes, and the
big shortage of shoes and leather
goods throughout the world it is posi-
tive that shoes will be much higher.
1t will be the part of wisdom for the
people Of Rapid City to take advan-
tage of the splendid values now being
offered them by the DER store.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
CATE CITY cleAR COMPANY

The sooner you learn to say .Cyco"
when you step into Rapid City cigar
store, the sooner you will enjoy rich
fragrant smoke. The 'Cyco" is manu-
featured by the Gate City Cigar Co.,
Col st. Joe Street, and is recognized
as not only the best cigar made and
sold in Rapid City, but the cigar that
enjoys the greatest popularity and
sale. In it's manufacture the Gate
City Cigar Co. uses the best grade of
Havana tobaccos and the grade and
taste is always the same. Especial
care is given to the manufacture OF
the Cyco brand of cigars to keep the
taste and flavor the same, year in and
year out. That is why judges of good
tobacco always insist on Cyco and
other brands of cigars manufactured
by the Gate City Cigar Co. because
they are always the same. In order
that these conditions can exist the
company buys it's tobacco stocks in
large quantities and gives it the best
care while waiting to make 1t up into
cigars The company does an extern
sive wholesale business in Rapid City
and nearby cities and is kept busy all
the time to keep up with it's orders.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
WALTER < POLLEN.

1t is always real economy to buy
good furniture and when you pay for
it. you are in fact effecting a saving.
The furniture store of Walter E. Pol
zen, TOT and 709 Main Street. is one
of the largest and has one of the most
complete stocks of choice, well built
and artistically designed furniture in
Rapid City. Every piece of furniture
found in the stocks of this big store
is built on merit and honor and while
you may buy cheaper goods cheaper
elsewhere. you will never buy better
goods as cheap as you will find them
marked at the Pollen Store. Don't
be mislead by the Just as good" kind
Compare the stocks and prices your.
self and look over every article care
fully and searchingly and then make
your decision. A parrot can say ''just
as good but it takes real store tC
carry the best grades. Summer and
fall brides will be delighted with the
splendid stocks that wait them at the
Pollen Store and they can make the
complete selection Of furniture for
the new home there.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK.

If you have a savings account in i
good sound bank, it is the basis fer
your future financial credit that places
you above an enforced pay as yen
60 life. Your savings account in
spires you with finer regard fo-
your own financial condition an |
opens to you not only actual benef t
and accommodation for credit, but
opens greater fields Of opportunity b.
establishing your financial virtue. /;
you haven't savings account, &c
onto the right road today One CT
the sound banks of Rapid City is tn
Security Savings Bank, and we woui
recommend that you start saving
account in it today. One dollar will
open an account for you, and any OF
the officers of the bank will be glat1
to assist you and will also be glad t.
advise you at any time on any of you.
financial problems.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30

W. p. CASEY.

It has been good many years since
South Dakota has seen the demands
for farm lands that are now being
made all over the state. True to the
predictions some time ago of some of
the best posted real estate men,
among them w. P Casey of this city,
spectators and others who are seek
ing investments for their money, have
swept over the state looking for oppor-
tunities to buy up farm lands of all
kinds, both improved and raw prairie
lands. Such conditions always follow
after a great war, which seems to give
people a desire to get back to the soil
Mr.. Casey has a thorough knowledge
of the real estate situation and con
ditions in Rapid City and this part
of the State and is competent to ad.
wise you On purchase of city property
or farm lands He also has listed with
him several farms and also houses and
cottages in Rapid City, which if pur
chased now at the prices placed On
them, will net the purchasers hand
some profits. Excellent and easy
terms can also be secured on them.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
HERMAN, THAT'S ALL.

If you have lived long in Rapid
City, you know who Herman is, and
where his place of business is. For
fear though that some of our Rapid
City readers may be newcomers there
and haven't gotten Herman identified
we will make it clear to them that his
store is at 624 Main Street, where he
carries one OF the largest and best
stocks of candies and tobaccos to be
found in Rapid City. Not only is Her
mans store popular shopping place
for those who like good confectionery
and cigars. but those who have thirst
always get the most satisfaction out
of one of his dishes of ice cream, q
sundae, an ice cream soda, pop OF
other soft drink No matter what
you call for it, it will be served tc
you in the right manner, with ths
proper flavor and refreshing as it is
possible to make it.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
DACOTAH PACKING CO.

The Dacotah Packing Co, with Of
fees in the Haines building, has a di-
rect connection with you, Mr. Stoc'l
Grower and Mr. Consumer. What is
good for the stock grower must neces-
sarily be good for the company, an
the company realizes that it is Deepen
dent on the consumer for the sale of
its goods. The activities of the De-
cotah Packing Co. mean eliminatio
of long hauls of stock to out of the
way markets, no more unnecessary
loading and unloading, and the losse
that come from shrinkage of stock.
Stock raisers get their money quicker
and without the many dangers and de-
lays that come in shipping long dis
tances. The operations of the COM
pany here mean more money distri-
buted in the community, to the stock
men for their beef. sheep and pork:
more money to the employees Of the
company, which in turn means more
money to be distributed among the
merchants of Rapid City. The conf
pany is really Home Company" and
should be given every bit of encour-
agement and assistance that is posi-
BILE
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
BARNEY &. SMITH.

The value of this part of the state
as a ranching and alfalfa country has
never been better demonstrated than
in the past few years in the stock
raised and the crops of alfalfa cut,
fed or shipped to other parts of the
state and country. Everywhere there
has been a mad scramble for land and
prices are advancing as a result. Real
estate is always a safe investment
but has never been until now so profit
able an investment. Barney e. Smith
we'll known real estate dealer, known
throughout the Black Hills country
because of the extent of his opera,
tons will be glad to advise you on
investing in South Dakota stock
ranges and alfalfa. He has listed
with him, or can put you in touch with
some of the best stock ranges and
alfalfa farms there are left in this
part of the state These can still be
bought at prices that will net the
purchasers a good profit.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
FAIJON DRUG STORE

If you want real ice cream sodas
and sundaes you can get them at Fal-
Ions Drug Store, 629 Main Street, and
they will cost you no more than you
will pay elsewhere for those of poorer
quality and grades of ice cream. The
very best grades of ice cream are
served over Fallon's fountain and the
purest crushed and fresh fruit favors
are used in the preparation of all the
refreshments. Light, appetizing
lunches are also served at Fallon's
drug store, which makes it popular
meeting place for shoppers in Rapid
City. The drug department of the
store is equally as efficient as is the
refreshment side of the store. Expert,
licensed druggists are always in
charge, ready to fill your prescriptions
accurately and promptly. You need
have no hesitancy in taking your pre-,
scriptions to the store.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

You are not spending your money
when you deposit it in the savings de-
partment of the First National Bank
of Rapid City, corner Seventh and
Main streets Have you ever heard
any man say. Il would like to save,
but / can't afford it?" The next time
you hear such remark, just say to
that person, YOU can't afford NOT
to save, for you are not spending your
money when you put it in savings
account with the First National Bank,
but on the contrary are saving for a
future emergency or need. When you
select the First National Bank for
your bank" you are selecting one OF
the oldest banks in Rapid City and
this part of the state, and you are do,
ing an army of depositors many thou.
sand strong, the strongest evidence OF
the service given by this bank and OF
the safety with which it is consider
ed. 1t will pay you interest on your
deposits and has safety deposit boxes
to rent at moderate prices. II you
tave not opened savings account in
any bank, we urge that you start one
today in this bank.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
CLARE S. COVERT,

Clare S. Colvert, chiropractor with
offices in the Sweeney Block. has dem
onstrated her professional skill since
she established her practice in Rapid
City. She has been unusually sue
cessful with the large number OF
patients that she has cared for. many
Of whom having been chronic sufferers
from disease which had baffled ply
sicians of other schools Of practice.
The skilled chiropractic immediately
goes to the root or cause of disease,
finding it in the different parts of the
body and removing the cause with
out the use of medicines and opera
tons She helps nature to make her
own cures by helping nature get rid
of dislocated bones and joints, remov-
ing undue pressures on nerve centers,
and in general readjusting natures
own forces. She can do the same for
YOU and will be glad to give you a
thorough examination and will tell
you accurately just what your trouble
| is. She makes no charges for such
examinations.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
THOMAS ROUSH.

Although it is hot now and you hate
to think of a coal fire, still it will not
be very long when one will be appre-
ciated and more than satisfactory
The coal men are warning their Gus
toners that there is again great
danger of a serious coal shortage
again this winter due to the fact that
the mines are not running but about
half time this summer. This lost pro
duction cannot be made up and some
parts of the country are very likely
to suffer as a result. Among the live
coal dealers of Rapid City who are
doing their best to warn their custom
ers of the seriousness of the situa
ton is Thomas Roush, whose offices
and yards are on Seventh Street, be
tween Omaha and Rapid Streets. He
is getting in as much fuel as possible
to take care of his customers and is
urging the INTO buy now and be safe
MIR. Roush handles the very bes
grades of coal and coke.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
MCCOY BATTERY STATION.

If you have car or truck or a
tractor you know how important it is
to have the right kind of batteries on
them You have learned that no mat
ter how powerful a motor you have,
or the speed the car can make, that
unless the batteries have plenty OF
Juice that the motors will not do the
work they can do. You don't want
your engine to go, dead while your
car is crossing a railroad track or
when you have to move quickly to
avoid striking another car or pedes-
trian. All of these things are to be
considered and are among the req
sons why drivers and car owners
should patronize the Mccoy Battery
Station, 725 Main Street. One finds
there the best makes of batteries OF
all kinds that are on the market.
every one is guaranteed to be in per-
feet working order. The Mccoy shop
has a battery service that it will pay
you to investigate and calls for the
inspection of the batteries and igni-
ton system of your car at regular
intervals 1t will take but short
time to make it, but it means elimina-
ton of all risk, chance and worry on
the part of the owners.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
DAKOTA POWER COMPANY.

Modernize your factory, business or
home by installing electric lights and
power. If you depend on power
plant to operate your machinery, you
no doubt are troubled over the rapid
increase in the cost of it's operation
and also to secure competent help.
If you have figured down the cost Of
operating this power plant OF yours,
you will, no doubt, be interested to
get some figures as to what the same
power will cost you if furnished by
the Dakota Power Co. This company
will be glad to send one of its repre-
sentatives to talk over your power
requirements with you and show you
how you can save power by using its
service. If your home is not wired
for electricity, you are missing the
facilities and conveniences OF electric
fans, electric fiat irons, vacuum clean
ers, electric motors for your sewing
machine, to say nothing OF electric
lights and the scores of devices and
appliances for cooking that every
home should have. Power and light
from electricity is about the only
commodity that has not advanced in
price
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
RAPID PLUMBING COMPANY.

When the plumbing in your store
or home gets out of order. or if it
does not work right. why not let the
Rapid Plumbing Co.. 709 Main Street,
take hold of the job and make the
repairs, or overhaul the entire system
and put in proper condition. Or if
you are planning to erect a new build
ing and intend to have the plumbing
put in, let the Rapid Plumbing Co.
make you an estimate of what the
cost will be- You will find that it's
bid will be among the lowest and you
can depend absolutely upon having a
job done if you award the contract to
it. Only thoroughly trained and
experienced men are employed by the
company and all work is done in a
workmanlike manner, and is thor
oughly inspected and guaranteed. The
company maintains an up-to-date and
every efficient repair shop where it
will put in order or repair anything
in it's line. Calls for d plumber to
come to your home will be responded
to at any time of day.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
TITLE GROCERY COMPANY.

Your dollars will be the most elias
tic when you spend them at the Title
Grocery Company. You will be agree
ably surprised if you are not already
a customer of the Title store. TO Sc
how far your money will go when yoI
buy your groceries and vegetable
there. Economical shoppers who hav
to buy carefully have learned thai
they can make very striking saving
on bills of groceries purchased at tn
little grocery. In addition to compar-
ing prices, patrons of the store hava
compared the quality of the grocerie
they get there with those carried 2:
other stores, and those of the Tittl7
store have always been found to BIZ
of the highest grades. The store spe.
cializes in the grades of f1ours it car
ries. These are made in the bes1
mills of the great Northwest and ar
not excelled by any other grades. \
trial will convince and satisfy thc
most exacting cooks and HOUSEWIFE
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
FLYNN e. COMPANY.

Do you like to kodak? If you do.
you know the value and absolute
necessity of having the right kind of
kodak or camera To get the best re-
suits and no one wants anything but
the sharp and clear pictures, you have
to have a kodak or camera with a
powerful lens, quick acting shutters
and the like. These kind of kodaks
and brownies you will find in the
stocks of the book store Of Flynn 4
Co. 615 Main ST. There is never a
time but when a kodak cannot be
used and the stock on display at this
store affords you a selection OF the
kind that you need. The new stocks
are in, in all sizes and at all prices.
You should see the new folding
Brownie with that exclusive Eastman
photographic feature There are box
cameras there as low as 81. The
store also carries Eastman films and
does developing and printing outfits
and accessories of all kinds for
amateurs.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
RAPID CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Now is the time for the June gradu-
ate and any other young person who
is forced to leave school and enter
the world to make a living, to take a
course in the Rapid City Business
College. Parents should see to it tina.
their boys and girls should be given
a business training and education at
least, before they ere thrown upon
their own resources. Without bust
ness education and training, young
man or woman is very likely to be
cast into a rut out of which he or she
will be unable to lift themselves later
in life. The Rapid City Business Col
lege makes possible to the young peo-
pie who take advantage of its course
successful future business career.
1t will make possible the pay envelope
with the big money in it, instead of
few paltry dollars that an unframed
person has to look forward to. Now
is the time to enroll for course in
tipping, shorthand, bookkeeping, bank
| ing, commercial law, comptometry and
other business courses.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
MCCAIN G. MCKEE.

One of the best abstract companies
in this part of the state is that OF
Mccain & Mckee, located at Rapi
City and whose work covers all Of
Pennington county. The firm does al
extensive business in preparing alb
stracts for all transfers of property of
all kinds and has reputation for the
accuracy with which it does it's work.
You cannot afford to purchase prop
erty in these days without having an
abstract of title accompanying the
deed or transfer. 1t is your protec-
ton and guarantee that there is no
cloud on the title not noted on the
abstract and may protect you from
court procedure to protect your claim
to the property or to prove your own
title providing you may want to sell
the property later yourself.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
j. z DILGER LAND CO.

Snappy bargains in lands, ranches,
and city property can be secured from
the J. E. digger Land Co. ii you act
quick. Some attractive propositions
have been listed with the company at
prices that make them snaps for those
who have a little money to pay down,
and easy terms can be arranged on
some of them High prices of food
stuffs have driven many city families
to the farms and the prices are adj
vancing as result of the demand. II
you want home in Rapid City, you
can get one from the j. E. Dilger Land
Co. 1t has several houses located in
fine residential districts that will
make a good buy for you, and which
YOU can secure possession of right
away. You will be unable to get such
bargains again with the advances that
re being made in labor AID building
materials Of al kinds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CHURCH.
Rapid City, S. ..

The Immaculate Conception parish,
Rapid City, S. D., began in the year
1879 when the first church was built
by Father Gleason who attended it
as a mission from Deadwood, S. D.
During the early days numerous
priests held the charge. Two OF the
former pastors still living are the
Rev. Father Weber of Salem, S. D., and
the Rev. Father Straton of EdgemOnt,
S. D., who resigned the parish in
October, 1913, and was succeeded b.
the Rev. Jno. n Fitzgerald, V. G.,
October 81, 1913. The church is d
beautiful structure built of native
sandstone and has a seating capacity
of 500. The parish is increasing rap
idly and an enlargement will be
necessary in the near future. Numer-
Gus Catholic societies for young and
old are doing much for the religious
and social life of the parish. The rec
tory. one of the finest in the state, was
built by the present pastor in 1915
The building is of brick and stone
two stories, and adjoins the church
The parish has also a beautiful ten
room school in charge of the Sisters oil
Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
The school was built in 1917, and is
of brick and stone.