Rapid City Journal from Rapid City, South Dakota • 1

The Rapid City Daily Journal. RAPID 01TY, SOUTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY MOKNING, JUI'jY 23, 1007. PMOE FIVE CENTS. no. mm MRS.

0MIX1 great gulf between the rich mineral vided for are notified to be at Tho Journal otllce promptly at 2:30 where AROUND THE STATE lauds of the west aud the equally To Rapid City Star In "The a wa. will be provided at a very rich agricultural lands of the east MORE GOOD WORDS the kastekx iMrcitM aim: jist nominal cost. There will be mom WIiIou'm Dilemma. linn been brldiiud. Huron Journal "The WMow'b Dilemma" 11 0 for all who desire thlldrcii als World.

THAT UK MAY KNOW WHAT screaming farce comedy in three acts Mrs, II. P. ('oolldge and d.iugh f- kW7 The first act shows the widow's For a Trip. Last evening Mr. and Mn Better Late Than Never: tor.

Kthel Margaret, who nave ieen OIK XKIGHHOIW ARK DOIXO. boarding house on Blocker street. K. spending a few days with Mr. Cool The aocond act shows her In her TIIK IM.

roUTANCi: OF THIS SKCTIOX. Schleunlng, Miss Amelia and Frit Idge, returned to Lead yesterday ere ook the train for Hot Springs, wh morning. Mr. Schleunlng and Frlti will remal Fifth Avenue home after a rise In furl ii ne, and thu third act takes place at Coney Island. Mrs.

O'Neill will be seen the title role and she Is Till! WOULD IH SMALL AND 11. 11. Marks Is home from a vis fur a rounle of (lavs. but Ml SS It to his mining claim. As he could on rn.

Amelia and her mother will go to Denver. While In Denver WH AUK ALL OF I ALIKK. not go on the Crouch Lines he came surrounded by a company of ten people. Secure seats for July 30 and went via Deadwood. He found er Srhleunlng expects to meet a list THKV WILL REALIZE IT MOItl IN A FKW YEARS WIIKX CIIAXGF.S COME.

things looking very good. urhnin nhe hua not seen for ov er -W. II. Reed Is In from Wasta. Tho warm weather waa slow coming, but It's hore now and so W.

S. Stewart Is In Mis thltrty-five years. They will certal The Diamond Contest by the W. it- ih sourl on a hort business trip. Mrs.

la our Htork of ly have to bo Introduced to eu C. T. U. on Friday evening, at ig I 'nigrum. The program of the literary and other.

Stone Chautauqua, was participated Stewart and tho children came home from an eastern visit a few days In by Mrs. Q. L. Morrow, of Brook ago, and were very glad to get home A Fine Until of llorwu. Last woek ihe North western from the Missouri river to the Ings, Mrs.

Plummer, of Yankton. Miss again. The great horse ranch In Texa musical entertainment at the Presbyterian church, Tuesday, July 23 will consist of the following numbers: Helen Reeves, of Mitchell, and John lilack 1 1 Ills waa completed, the last S. K. Cain, of Omaha, who owned by Campbell supplied Mlcl-Suiximcr Hot Weather Goods Just received a new lino of It.

S. M. hand-tailored Suits, in Bii-ry lot JilteheV. Mines. Ulnrk rail bel laid juBt went of the new has been visiting her son, Archie, this spring, nearly two hundred fine nnd J.

T. Gold also recited to nil Organ Solo, "Torchlight March." an employe or tne n-western rouna- horses. They are bred be. tho places on the program of con Scotson Clark -Miss Kdna J. Smith.

town of Philip, which is located at the forks of the Hud river. This is a consummation to which the people went to Deadwood yesterday morn- tween the best type of bronco am! tent ant who at the last moment single and double breasted, In all' the pretty light shades and pat- Bending (a) "The Leap Year Ins. She was accompanied by her flne blooded eastern strains and sent regrets. The judges were rmr. Card." have looked forward for more than terns.

son, an. They uro warm numbers and Just the thing to keep you cool. seem to possess all the good quail (h) "Tho Spanish Duel" Miss twenty-live years, and for the first ties of both, horses spirited In ac Ullleboe. Mrs. 8.

R. Gold and Mln Koch, of Milbank. The markings were flose, but tho diamond wan Mrs. Kdward Swander returned ant evening from Deadwood, where Pearl Stearns. time the two ends of tho state are united in a way to make the citizens Hon and tough enough to do the hard work of the arena all summer Solo, "When the Heart Is Young," Also received new lines of Negligee Shlrta, Nockwear, Hoslory ana awarded to Mrs.

Plummer. she his been upending tt few days with friends. Mr. Swander went up Dudley Buck Mrs. J.

W. Baxter. are of greatest Importance to the feci that the state Is in reality a unit. In a few days the Milwaukee line During the storm Tuesday even Hats. Heading, (al "A Monologue, Se show.

The exhibition will bo here Sunday morning nnd spent the day with them. ing a team owned by Chas. Long, lected. on Wednesday, July 31, and will be a homerftender living flvo miles south (h) "Tho Other Baby at Rudder -I. M.

Humphrey hns gone to the under the special direction of the Grange" Mis Stearns. west of town, was struck by light-Ding and killed. Mr. with Ultf Assortment of Straw Hats ranch up on Ihe Moreau, leaving yes- Campbell whose name Duet, "The Wings of the Dove," enlay morning. Mrs.

Humphrey bears. O. L. Ramsey, had returned that Watson Mrs. Geraldlne Stannard eft hint evening for Omaha, where evening from Kadoka with loads of and Mr.

Upton. Saw Heveral from Here. PANAMAS AND BAILOR. freight, and Mr. Long had started she Is spending most of her time at present on account of her mother's Reading, The Sign of tho Cross" On her trip to the coast Miss Miss Steams.

Laura Dower saw a number of peo Illness. for home driving Mr. Ramsey's team and leading his own. The lightning struck tho team when he was Quartette, "Tho Iird Is My Rork." KIllMH- -Mrs. I.

N. Barton and little ple formerly of Ranld City. At OxforiU In button or Ince In Stetson and Tlngrco llakcf. Seattle she saw Miss Ilesslc Wells daughter. Mildred, went to Hot Woodman Mrs.

Stannard, Miss lt-li and Messrs. Crelghton and near the ball grounds. He was Snrlnna Sunday evening for a few bookkeeper for her father, who is a burned on the left arm. but did not Upton. dealer In butcher's supplies.

She la receive any other bodily Injury. days' stay, Mrs. Barton has been troifbled with rheumatism of late bright and Interesting young pubscrlptlon list was circulated hnvi-n't forKotton about thn l.lilli. iiihk nii, urn hIuiwIiik i bwpII lln of wimh wnnl and she hopes for benefit at the lady. Reading.

"Jim Fenton's Wedding." Part Tho Announcement. Part II. Jim and the Wedding. Admission 25 cents. about town and more thnn $100 sub scribed for Mr.

Long's benefit. it nulla tV urn nicnt for Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wing are do ng well In business. They run hlllp Review.

th. ittnw Jottoa Lino of cloth- 4 Inn fur bny nml young- men. afeterla, or some such a place Supt. S. K.

Young of the state re AM S.Mlety. The Ladles Aid Society of the where one goes and helps himself to form school has delivered a lecture vJiatever he wants, pays for it and at different points In the state that goes oft and sits wherever ho please Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon nt 2:30 at the home of Mrs. A. J. Moslor.

Is attracting considerable attention ruid eats. She saw Rev. and Mrs John C. Haines, avs the Mitchell Clarion. The sit li McLearle.

and they all attended th ed of his address Is "The Boy Christian Kndeavor convention. 'roblem" nnd will be delivered next A lil Society Meeting. The will bo a meeting of the Con At Denver Miss Ilower visited Sunday, July 21 at tho Davison coun THE 13BE-IIIVE relatives, also at Los Angeles and Springs. Mrs. I'd Greathouse Is not much better than she was when she was first taken sick.

Her sister, Mrs. Shaw, was In from the country yesterday to see her and Mrs. 13. L. Smith Is here from Itanna to spend a few days.

A. M. Lanphere and wife are living In Mrs. Dodge's house, and expect their two sons here very soon. Mr.

Lanphere Is secretary nnd treasurer of the Lanphere-IIInrlchs Lumber and as soon as the Milwaukee lines get to running through trains the others will come. One son and family will live with Mr. and Mrs. Lanphere, but the other has been able to secure a house, having rented the house recently built by James Beebe. gregational Ladles Aid Society "ort Townsend.

At Los Angeles she Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock Main Stmt, ty Sunday School convention at Lnomls. The address Is based upon Mr. Young's practical experience In handling boys who have been placed was pleased to meet another cousin Rapid City, So. Dak. the vestry of the church.

Very unexpectedly, who came from River good mportiiut business calls for a Ule to meet her, She went to Cata- WtJcMllftuliV. under his care as superintendent of lina Island, and saw the beauties of he reform school. the oeean thmtiffh the glass bot For Sale. One seven room house and tomed boats. bnrn nnd Summer Clearing Sale WITH TRIP.

and six lots, corner Seventh will also be completed so that Canton people desiring to visit the Ulnrk 1 1 Ills can go directly through ly way of Mitchell and Chamberlain. leaving here on the noon train we will be at Hapld City for early breakfast. Canton News. Fifty years from now the aged Dakotan v(ill take his grandchild upon' his knee ahd relate how that ho can remember a time when the railroads only went as far west as the Missouri river, and how that In the year 1907 after an Influx of people the two great railroad systems made a race for the Hills and the representative of the new generation of people will look In wonder and try to Imagine a time when conditions were so new aud crude. The connecting of the eastern portion of the state with the western and a direct route to the coast makes an epoch in the stale's history and will be a decided advantage.

Ueresford Republic. The year 1907 will be one long to lie remembered by the people of South Dakota. The completion of the two lines of railroad extending from the Missouri river to Hapld City will open an epoch In the history of the state, the magnitude of which can not even be Imagined. The Northwestern line la already completed from Pierre to Rapid City and within the next week' the Milwaukee will have completed Its road from Chamberlain to Rapid City. The development of the state for the past six years has been the marvel of the entire Union.

Tho production of wealth per capita has surpassed that of any other state for the past five years. With the completion of these two railroads across the hitherto great undeveloped region lying between the Missouri and the Hlack Hills and connecting Ihe fertile fields of the eastern half of the state with the richest 100 square miles In the world, what may we not expect in the way of rapid development. Kvery portion of the state will throb with new life and the city of Mitchell, standing as it does at the gateway of this great undeveloped region, has before It the opjiortunlty to see its fondest hopes fully realized. The last serious drawback to the develop- ment of the state has now been removed. Rapid as has been Its development In the past, It has only Just begun and from now on her progress along all lines will be one At Long Heach she saw the Hols Kansas City streets.

ngtons. Miss Olivia is homesick for Northwestern Men I omul Ihinx Ranld City, but Ihe others are Lots In nil parts of the city. Ixits In Block 3, Original Town- Worth Seeing anil INtk Forward to Big Thing. doused with their new home. The site.

Dickovers had Just gone before she ALL 8PI0CIAI. SUM ICR GOODS NOW PRICICI) TO CLOSI3 OUT AT ONCK. FALL STOCK WILL SOON UK HERE AND WE MUST HAVE THE ROOM. People who come across the coun One 400 acre ranch, 275 acres got there. try are enthusiastic over tho out under Irrigation; 0 miles down look for the future of the country, Rapid valley.

A Beautiful Flower. the following from the Huron See .1. W. Bogart, Si I anil Kan- A night blooming cereus blos Journal-World will attest: sa City streets, Hapld City, S. D.

somed at The Journal office last 'That the western country Is a Rntliboiie Sister. There will bo a meeting this evening In K. of P. hnll nt eight o'clock of the order of Hatbbone Sisters. All members of the lodg" are requested to be present.

Aid Society I'Iciile Postponed. The Journal Is asked to announce that there will not be a picnic meeting of the Baptist Aid Society Wednesday as announced, arrangements not having properly veiling, and this evening there will great domain and that tho comple ie three blossoms open. All those LAWNS. Figured lawns and lino dress ginghams, up to 1214c valuoB, sale price only 714 Wanted. Men to contract to put up hay by he ton on my ranch four miles east who wish are cordially Invited to tion of the Northwestern railroad to the Hills and the near completion of come In and see them.

They will of town, J. M. Woods, LAWNH. Challies and Lawns up to 10c values, fust colors, sale price only Uc LAWNH. Cholco Lawns, Dimities and other choice wash goods up to 20c values, now the Milwaukee's trans-state line wilj conunenro to open about nine o'clock, Rapid City, S.

D. have much to do with the develop and from that on to midnight will be in their glory. ment of western South Dakota Is the opinion of N. C. Mcllvalne, state 'urcliiiied HiigticH Brother Stock.

commissioner of Immigration and eoc Yesterday Georgo Collins purloined the Hughes Brothers stock of OPF.XIXG OF Bl'KIXKSH MF.X'S retary to the state board of agriculture, who has Just returned from a Horn. In Rapid City, Sundny, July 21, 1 90 7, to Mr. and Mrs. CharleH Carrier, a daughter. from James PoRt, receiver, and has It already open for business.

lub Rooms, Saturday Kvenlng, trip to the Black Hills with J. July 27 Commit tees Following are the committees ap- Mr. Collins Is a conservative busi Sauer, the two returning via tho new CHINA KILK WAI.HTtt. Itlnck or white, newest styles, lace trimmed, short or long sleeves, all sizes. Up to 1.50 former price, sale price only ness man, and It Is hoped that he may North-Wcstorn line, being the only A STATKMKXT.

pointed to look after the opening of make a success of the grocery vn- passengers on the first train to trav he club rooms: ure. Committee of Decoration C. A 27 Mc Mulls, organdies, lawns, that sold early this aeason up to 45c, sale price 27J4c WHITE WAISTS. Found a factory closing out their line. llought at about half price.

Cholco of waists mado to sell up to 12.00 each only $1.25 HANDKERCHIEFS. Women's Bo quality, sale price, 3 for 5c Women's 15c extra flne linen, 3 Women's 25c fancy handkerchiefs two for 1 23c Fans, 2 for 5c erse the range country. The road to the Hills was completed Wednesday Wlegand, Mrs. L. A.

Richards, Miss evening of last week, and Mr. Mc Tutoring. Private lessons given during tho ielen Halley. llvalne and Mr. Sauer came over it Committee on Program Messrs.

summer by an experienced tutor. the following day. Flavin, Jackson and Rurke. nqulro of Miss 1 1 aft, 503 Columbus "A great many of us In the east Reception Messrs. George P.

street. Here is a Statement of the Fiircku Amusement Company's Outlook nt the Present Time. Dr. 11. W.

Derthlck has handed In the following statement In regard to his work In connection with the Auditorium. It will be noticed that there are no liabilities, which Is worthy of emulation, and also of con-gfnit ligation, for the company has paid out a large amount of money within the last few weeks: What It costs to furnish a place Sennett, Thomas Sweeney, Charles HOSE. Men's fine lisle silk hoae, 3 pair, now 25c Women's 25c fine lace hose, 2 pair now a.v Women's fust black hose, 10c Children's 25c ribbed hose, two pair 3.V ern part of the state do not realize the wonderful resourcefulness of the Buell, F. N. Fmrick.

A. K. Thom Black Hills and the region between the: finest and most complete lini of men'b clothing in thw citt. tho Hills and the Missouri eald Mr. Mcllvalne, 'though I be lieve we all appreciate the good which as, w.

i'. I'ascoe ana kcv. t. i. Case.

Refreshments Messrs. Miegel Humphrey and Flavin. All committees are requested to meet at the club rooms this (Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock. will accrue from the completion of KKKH HHHH 1 It HRRK KK" 8HHH KI 8 MM MM A Kf hi jV A A A MM A A MM AAA of the chief wonders of the age. With the binding together of the two halves of the state by the steel bands of the railroads, may the whole people of the state be bound together with a stronger feeling of brotherly love, a greater loyalty to the commonwealth and a more Intense patriotism.

Let every knocker lay aside his little hammer and "boost boost hard." Mitchell Clarion. of anwisement for Rapid City. An a ik ti a MM A Invoice at tho end of eight weeks: Liabilities' 0,000,000.00 A AH a. nsna the trans-state lines. I was surprised at the country lying along the railroad track between Pierre nnd Rapid City and at the amount of land under cultivation.

The crops are look- SPECIALS ALL THROUGH OUR FOUR ROOMS. Reeves Mercantile Co. CnBh in Bunk 13.00 mm mm it rifr it rrrr ng flne and some of the best corn Reputation .30 Energies 1,000,000.00 Possibilities 2,000,000.00 MMMM It mm Ii "aa, rr it Si it ii "aa8 ever saw was some ten or twelve wiles west of Fort Pierre. South of Land Office. Nob.

G27-629-G31 St. Joo Street. Meeting for Wednesday. There will be a meeting of all the ladles Interested In formrfng an aid society for the benefit of a Christian church organization in Rapid City, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. J.

M. Woods. All ladles Interested are asked to be present. lx8s of a record for Insurance The now road bed Is Just as good as money can make It. It has all underwriting atd promise of promotion.

A vacation and the rest needed pit ii ii ww ooo II NW II II It 11 It WW oo II WW MOO OOO oo OOf Loo out OUO IJJX oo been ballasted with the exception of gap of forty miles, and this is now after nine months soliciting. An Hpocli in State Development. The completion of the Chicago North-Western Railroad company' track across the western ranges, from Pierre to Rapid City, marks an epoeh in the history of the development of South Dakota; and In tho drivIngof the last spike on the Bjack Hills extension of the railroad the great hindrance in the development being put In shape. Good depots "What have we ae()tnpilished? A place of amusement for Rapid City. ave been erected and the towns all look prosperous.

Mr. Sauer and my II II OO V.KM HOOU II II Op BHSU KB a uoouu.gr it oo uu "as8 rich self each bought a lot In Washta, and Rapid City Souvenirs Burnt Leather Goods, Indian Curios, Post Cards, An Auditorium that can be secured for conventions, entertainments and clubs. A place where your family can go and spend the evening for I think it. a good Investment. The town of Philip, 75 miles out of tort iTiTr Sana ID II HHMS "8 1 3 Pierre, seems to have the lead Nothing in It.

In the Sunday morning's paper there was a statement that a gentleman from Lead has purchased Gus Malmquist's Interest in the Rapid City Pure Milk Company. C. M. Kingsbury called on The Journal yesterday and said this paper was misinformed. Mr.

Kingsbury said he was the owner, and Intended to keep on being the owner. The correction Is very willingly made. the price of ten cents. A place to bring strangers who i concluded Mr. Mcllvalne.

till aaaa a 8 ROM "The mileage of the new road from a a a BH8S visit our city. Wl -AT- Fort Pierre to Rapid ICty Is lfi2 While. In business our motto will be a clean place and a square deal. If the effort Is worthy of notice miles and Mr. Mcllvalne and Mr.

Sauer left, Rapid City at seven a. McNAMARA'S BOOK STORE 1 00 00 ft 0U 00 OM 00 at least call and see us. Thursday, arriving at Fort Pieerre at seven p. Friday. There are 4 ift Boxes and barrels outside win ow three train crews on the divis 615 IVfain Street.

dows free of cost. ion, one from Fort Pierre to Philip, Respectfully, H. W. Derthick. nother from there to Washta.

and a rm oo TOO 1 TOO OO third from Washta to Rapid City. soon as the new bridge across the Missouri at Pierre is finished through Weather Report. Rapid City, S. July 22. 1907.

Office second floor Lakota Build rain JlTvlce Huron to tWe The One Price Store i oo oo on at Hills will be established. ing. Telephone No. 40. fa ji "While In the Hllla Mr.

Mcllvaine State forecast for South Dakota for thirty-six hours ending eight p. m. today (75th mer. time). of the western half of the state has been overcome and from now on the trans-Missouri country will be on the Banie footing with this halt of the commonwealth: bound together with the steel bands of railroad development.

From the very first settlement of the territory of Dakota the development of the western part has been hampered on account of the inability to traverse the range country by rail and of the great round-about distance to the Illlls country Gold was discovered in the Black Hills before this part of the state was thrown open to settlement and tho first settlements were made In the mining region. It was but natural then tint the railroads to tho Hills should built In from the south. In the' same way the first farming were made In the south nnd ensfer portions of the commonwealth. Th' result has been that the Hllh eaHt-Mliseourl country have tv-developed to detriment of the ww-em range country. Now this be all changed.

The ranges are disappearing, homos are being bul't and the- thousands of acres of Inn which for so many years have lal idle are now being placed under the plow. June 10, 1907, at 5:10 In the afternoon, -e last spike was driver-on the extension of the Noth-Wostem road to the Black Hills of South Dakota, and that day marks tho removal did some missionary work for the state fair and secured several promises for exhibits, among which will YOU NEED TO BE CONQRAm-LATED IF YOU BUT YOUR HAJw Mlitrs FURNISHINGS IN UP-TO-DATB MODES, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Rapid City, S. July 22, 1907. Fair tonight Btid Tuesday.

be from the state schools of mines NESS AND SADDLERY FROM Rapid City. The school has made ppllcatlon for space at the fair. Miss Nora Murphy was an arrival yesterday morning from O'Neill for visit with her brother, Tim, and family. Mrs. A.

K. Shurtleff and children came In Sunday morning for a visit with Mrs. Shurtleff's mother, Mrs. Mary Lake. E.

H. Mayer, of Qulnn; L. C. Mayer, of Grindstone, and G. A.

Cottier, of Owanka, were P. R. C. arrivals yesterday. Mrs.

J. C. Shaw came In yesterday from E. Holcomb's ranch and lant evening went to Hot Springs for a two weeks' visit. T.

L. Patrick, traveling for Undertaker's supplies, was in the city over Sunday, and yesterday morning went on to Sturg4- Miss Laura Bower went to Her-mosa Sunday evening for a short visit with her sister, and alao for a stay of florae time on her ranch. Frank Cunningham and Bud Rockwell, who are with the Campbell shows, were In town yesterday. Rimer E. Leah was In town yes Take Notice.

To the cltlzensof Rapid City, South Belle Fourcho, where the govern ment Is putting In a large Irrigation IE. F. RoberteJ Dakota: By authority granted by statute THEY AI SAY THAT IT Tl BEST EVER. DON'T YO0 THINi reservoir, and Stanley county will also send exhibits." Rood 7. Buell Block.

THAT'S THE KIND JOtf 9HOY and the city ordinances, nnd by direction of the city council, you are hereby notified to cut or grub the weeds that may be growing on your premises, and that If th same is not Annnal Meeting. The annual meeting of the, W. C. IT. will be held this afternoon at RKAL ESTATE, LOANS AND H.AVD AT ALU FOR BX0B QUALITY HARNESS, yEHieLE, the home of Mrs.

William Hal! west INSURANCE. done before the 14th day of August, 1907, tho city of Rapid City will town. Every member who pos-bly can attend Is urged to be pres ent. Friends are also Invited and Agent Union Savings Association? cause the same to bo done and the cost thereof will bo assessed against any such premises where any such weeds may be cut or grubbed. 111 be made welcome.

As a picnic, Sioux Fans, a. d. nnch will bo served early all are GENERAL HARDWARE AND OTHER SIMILAR 8UBPLK89, VOUIX FIND US LEADERS. A few Sfwlnie Mnrhlaea vrhlri ar eloadna; at at eoatt Duhamel Bros. AticerbcD terday Interviewing the users of ma expected to ko prepared with some- Cenespoadence Scdlcltea.

hlng to add to tho larder. .11. II. Gunn, Chief of Police, Rapid City, S. July 22, 1907.

terial from the Carpenter Paper Paper Company, of Omaha. of the last serious drawback to the full development of the state. The Those who are not otherwise pro htlllllllMMKmillllU.