Rapid City Journal from Rapid City, South Dakota • 1

4 Gity Daily Journal. The I HAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY MOKXIXU, FUHKUAKY 11)08. PHI OK FIVE CENTS. NO. 0771.

I'IM I I ION IN RAN Kill ITCY Here's where Price (Florence) Is also there, but Mr, Wood did not see her. George McManus Is in Seattle working for tho I'uget Sound En I llnl by Grocer) man William on Kaf unlit) William Neil, who for some LOCATION FIXED FOIl TIIK DAKOTA I'OWHK COM. I'ASV HlllHTATIO UAHM CITY. quirer. No says he likes his work -THAT'S KASY- months has conducted a grocery very much.

store on St. Joe street, on Satur Guy Wing and wife, are making NOW AHORK RF.MODFl.ING TIIK Al lHTOHIl FOR RAPID CITY'S SF.COXD OPF.RA IIOISF. WILL UK OPF.XKD WITH t. OX KVF.MNG OK MARCH HKtXIND. monev In their eating house, Mr Ancl Quality Wood mid went there several times and walked around with his day tiled petition in bankruptcy and the store was clisod on that evening -Mr.

O'Ncll came to this city with brother early last year and opened the gnu cry under the Weaver, Pittsburg; J. 8. Schtil-nigel, Danville, Nw- York; Aldeii Rrook. Omaha; E. A.

Drown, Hot Springs; O. J. Lamb. Grand Ulaud; Eugene Waugh, Lincoln; F. V.

Ktraw, Minneapolis; W. II Mullen, Pierre; H. L. Anderson, Sioux City. WliltchMe Ht Portland.

Paul who was formerly a resident oi Deadwood and was connected with the Reliance Mining company lor several years while development work was In progress on that ground, Is now located at Portland and Is associated with Fred Whitfield, formerly of Demi wood and Rapid City niul a son-In-law of James W. Fowler. Mr. Whitfield is conducting a prof nlate. sheeting tho viands he pre ferred.

and liked the novelty. They HYDRAULIC AMI KLFXTUIt A MAC1UXF.HY TO hici.iv-KHKIl UV MAV 1.1. THAT'S (iHKAT- linn name of O'Neil Hrot tiers. About four months ago Mr. O'Neil pur have a good location on First Ave nuo.

chased the interest of his brother and since then has conducted the store alone. Kor some lime ll has tiii: glf.i: cm n. been rumored that be was In tlnan High Kcliool Representative (ial hlr.ilghts but is was hoped that he would be aide to satisfy bis credl itable law practice at Portland. The work of remodeling the D-r-thick Auditorium for Rapid City's second opera house Is progressing rapidly. fThe stage is practically completed, balcony extcuded and scenery Is on the way, Derthlck's opera house will l.e the name of the new theatre and bookings are now being made for this and operates In connection with It a tors and continue in business.

At the close nf business on Sal in. lav I be following notice, slguei leal estate and rental agency. Mr. Whiteside Is connected With the litter department of the business and bv William O'Neil, was isisled on the looks after all the outside work. He front door: i'hls store Is closer until taken chf.rge of by a iruste In bankruptcy.

Petlllon In bank spring. The house will be former. opened on the evening of Marcn mptey filed In United Statt-s court 2nd, with a concert by the South Dakota State Hand. The stage Is is said to be doing well and actuiu-ulflting quite competency. lcgsry from Scotland.

Mrs. Jennie Hogg has received no on February 1st." The tub-irlatkin of tho Dakota Power Company In Rapid City will located on lots twenty-seven, twenty-eight, twenty-nine and thirty, in Block six, Riverside addition. The location is between tho North-Western and Crouch Lines tracks, just west of the planing mill of the Rapid City Lumber conipfiny. The buHdlng that Is to bo er. ted there this spring will be either brick or stone, a high one story, twenty-five by forty foot structure.

Work on the building will be commenced ah soon In the spring as the weather will permit. L. A. Richards, manager of the company, returned from Denver on -Monday where he has been conferring with hydraulic and electric companies relative to the machinery that W'lll be used. It has been decided to uso tho Francis water wheel, which Is a combination between the Impulse and turbine wheel, and The legal pipers In 1 he case will Give Fine Vncerl l.uiiclicoil After the (Vmceit.

Last evening's Pierre train brought In the Lead Glee Club and Orchestra, and a fine entertainment was given in Library hall. Tho orchestra gave several selections with splendid effect. They play with x-presslon and beauty that shows prac tlce and ability. Miss Ray Duncan plays well on her violin, giving a solo and also accompanied Mrs. Peters.

The Glee Club, composed of about a dozen young ladies, sing with beautiful expression, many really fine voleew being among the number. They gave a charming drill en costume, using iianjos Instead of Hags or wauds. 'I hey were In Gypsy costume and went through their motions with pre-i lt.itiii and grace. They were enthusiastically applauded, to which ihev responded with encore thirty two by forty-five feet with a twenty-eight fool proscenium opening, making It one of the largest tice that she Is entitled to an Inter be forwarded from Sioux Falls to II. Edwards, of this city, referee est ill an estate in Scotland, the value of which is not known at this time.

stages In the state. The Interior lias in bankruptcy, and as t.oon as he reives lln iu lie will Issue notices call Mr. and Mrs. Hogg came to this city been celled and above the balcony will be finished In white while belli the balcony It will be finished in liMHi from Hot SiuIuks and on lug a meeting of the creditors, al which lime a trustee will be chosen Are l)i inched for Ten Days i- place -ale Winter Waists at a traction of their n. i i.iNt.

ilicm u) into three lots. -t inn! Ci.iii.iins allies tip to each. I una I s.ilr juuc imlv j.N iculs. V.vd Made iioin ItciicIi Flannels and velvets, alties up tn 1 1 dunce imw $1.98. Xiiinhrr Tlurr Mailc in nn liili class velvets, flannels, iin.li.iiis ami crepe tic cliines.

values up to $10.00, special sale price, only $y8. Mercs snnj) in Skirts: Kitty nine skirls made inun goml wool material at lesi tli. 111 the price of the cloth and the making thrown in. Special Sale Price $5.95, $4.95, $3 95, and $1.98. Call earl)' and get first choice.

JOHN C. HAINES in cherry. Five hundred opera chairs February 14th, Mr. Hogg died here, since which time Mrs. Hogg has been working in the city.

In a or appointed. A. and A. M. have already arrived and live hundred more are on the wuy.

The scen letter to W. II. Tompkins, Thomas There will be a regular mooting ery has been painted In Minneapolis of Rapid City Lodge. No. 'J5.

A. I and that also has been shipped. With Wilson, solicitor, of Kdiuburg. Scot stated that Mrs. Hogg is en tilled to the vested right of her tali husband In the estate of an uucb and A.

In Masonic hall, tonight be scenery is a fire-proof, asbestos three five hundred norse power at eight o'clock sharp, Work In the curruin. I lie state and city tire taws wheels will be Installed In the jmw will be fully olnyed, with reference of his first wife. Mr. Tompkins has er plant up the creek. Two seven hundred and fifty horse power elec F.

(' degree. Visiting brethren cor dlalh invited to attend Hunt, Secretary. Iv. of I', Lodge, (i curtains and exits. The new play house will seat four-een hundred people, should occasion trie generators will be used.

The written tci the Scotland attorno), for Hojig, to find out the size of the estate, what part Mrs. Hogg Is wheels, generators and other ma chinery necessary will niin a ship The regular meeting of Gate (ity entitled to and what steps will be necessary for her to lake to gel the share. ment of about six '-'ads. The la ilue No. Knights of Pythias, will Im held Ibis (Tuesday) evening February 4th.

r.MlN. Visiting broth ers are cordially invited. Ethan Allen, K. li. S.

niind anil with its large stage will ri the largest troupe in iMitien to the regular opera chairs, it the main floor and the balcony I house will have six special boxes each side. Mr. Derthick. the pricier, Is pushing the work apldly now, and feels assured that Mrythlng will be in readiness for be opening night. The skating season for this winter I MlsMlonary Society.

The Ladles' Missionary Society of electric companies estimate that 1517 horse power ".111 he developed at the power station and at least 12f-n power will lie avatblrte for use In Rapid City. IThree electric companies, the General Electric, the Westlnghou and the Hendy Bolthoff Company, have submitted bids on the machinery and tha purchase will be made In a few days. The bids were made with the understanding that the machinery Is to be delivered in Rapid City by May 15th. IUpId City, 80. Dak.

(105-1107 Main Hlreel, the Haptist church will meet with Mrs. II. E. Swander on Wednesday afternoon. Everybody Invited.

closing with an Imitation skirt dance that literally brought down the lioiife. They al.o had a "croon" Ming, with glee club accompaniment that was very pretty. Miss Hose Rower gave a cornet tolo that was well received, the audience appreciating that she bell tigs to Rapid City, and when she out to whistle she was given a Mattering reception. She did both numticts with her usual grace and iiMMty. Mrs.

M. K. Peters, director, sang solos, showing a beautifin voice and exquisite manner. She is proud of her company, and well soe May be for they are all nice young pntple, and have given her pleasure fluting the whole trip. The pianist Im Mrs.

Lillian Scrlvner, also a Tornier Rapid City girl. She Is a tine musician and did her part weil. Much more might be said, but the hour Is late. After the concert Mrs. J.

R. Hostage and Miss Laura liower entertained the glee club and orchestra, with a number of the girls and boy of the Rapid City High school at c.ifaterla luncheon, at the home of Mrs. Gossage. Thirty-five were pres will end on next Monday night, but will be resumed again next, fall. The opera chairs will be movable so that the main floor can be used for dan Wool Man Kefs: ces and skating in heretofore.

-South Dakota State Hand. Derthlck's opera house, March 2nd and 3rd. Chorus of fifty local people the second night. Reserved seats on sale at Matteson's drug store on February loth. -George Heath and daughter, of Dalzell, were arrivals In the city last evening.

The daughter will go Special cut prices tbls weekon our entire line of Wool DlankeU. Extra larpe, very soft heavy all Wool Hlankets In fancy plaids, plain to Hillings. Montana. There was no meeting of the Ity council last evening, owing to kreys, tans and while. Our regular $9.60 to $11.50.

This week only $8.33 Attorney VanClse Not III. Atorney Edwin VanClse nrrlved In Deadwood on the nurllngton Monday to attend to matters In the rlr-cuit court before Judge Rice. It will be remembered that Mr. VanClse is the man about whom the report was spread that he was dangerously .11 and not expected to live, which was unfounded. Mr.

VanClse Is well known in this city, having lived here many years and practiced law in the county. the fact that there was not a quorum of tho members present. N'cwn of a llusy State. The state firemen's association has given notice of the holding of the state tournament at Pierre on June Kith to 19th. Col.

Dudley, governor of the National Sanitarium at Hot Springs, Is recovering from a severe attack of pneumonia. G. Anderson, an Aberdeen alderman and coal dealer, has been arrested fur purchasing coal that Is alleged to have been stolen from the Milwaukee railroad In that city. At the second preliminary hearing of Aurelius llowen. charged with the murder of Katherlne Kille, near Fort Pierre, the defendant was again bound over and on application by the defense, the case was continued to lie term next fall.

'onvent ion Diiics ami Place Named. The republican state central committee recently In session at Huron, named Huron as the place and April 7 as the date for holding the convention to select delegates to the national convention, and Mitchell tin-place and July 14 the date for the state convention to ratify nominations by the primaries and prepare the platform. The committee meeting was largely attended. Gov. Crawford was in 'attendance.

Resolutions endorsing Taft for president and Crawford for United States senator were passed. It was urged that the counties hold primaries to select, delegates to the state convention. Full size all Wool Itlankets, grey or white, regular $4,75 to $5.50 A. II. Williams.

C. O. Olson, Kntci-ialmticiit Friday Evening. A tine entertainment Is under way for the Y. M.

C. A. next Friday evening. The entertainment will open with a farce, followed by a musical part consisting of four numbers Interspersed with specially act worth fully as lunch as the whole entertainment. Following the second part will In1 another farce, which will give an evening of pleasure.

Watch for further particulars. Kiln M. Skinner, M. L. Koons and lilankets, IbtK week onlv fl.00 Kull size Wool llliiuketr, grey, this week only 92.03 ent, and all seemed to enjoy the occasion.

They were assisted by Miss Madge Keliher, Miss Frances Kei-ser und Mrs. Charles Wbltsou. Boston baked beans, brown bread and butter, sandwiches, coffee, cake and marguerites were served, and all did full Justice to the appetizing viands. HOME FROM SEATTLE Cotton TitanKcts The occasion provided an opportuni Ib.uble Cotton Itlnnketa koe 05o to $2.23 ty for the members of both Ilign schools to become acquainted, and they improved it. The hostesses o-slre to thank the young ladies and gentlemen of our High school for the assistance they so willingly gave Kxtra Large Cotton Hlankets from Winter Mornings.

For an appetizing and iilek winter breakfnsl what is finer than buckwheat rnkes with maple syrup? For buckwheat wo have genuine Xi-w York kiln dried in ten and (wenty-tive pound sacks. Also self-rising buckwheat In two pound packages. For maple syrup we offer an absolutely, pure, genuine Vermont maplo In the Monarch brand at fl.BO per gallon. Also we offer you Pierre VI-ana brand at $1.35 and Ixig Cabin at $1.1.1 per gallon. Swander Grocery Co.

Comforts Want Rapid City Water. The Rapid City water which the (railroad company shipped in has disappeared and Preaho water takes its place. The people are not glad of the change. Murdo Pioneer. 'Made of extra line soft cotton made extra long and extra wide.

Comforts from $1.00 to $1.50. A sperlal discount this week on all our best Comforts. THH F1NKST ANP MOST CoMli.KTK LINR OF MEM'S CLOT HI NO IN TIIK CITY. l.fllrp I III. KiilhiwIuK Hi" list of Ictt'rs r'-mnlnlnK unenlloil for In the postnlllii' nt Rapid C'lly, S.

1. for the wn nilliiK January 31. 1 frntteiiiiD'n I. Int. Frank I'MzslinimdM.

Hert Vnlln. .1. V. funk. It.

K. Holmes. .1 Wnlkcr. Tims. Hii-lilc Ground ling Day.

Sunday. February 2nd. was ground hog day and if there is anything in the old Hiief then" there are six weeks winter weather ahead. The day wns clear and blight and the hog unquestionably was aide to see his shadow. Ula.kncy MM A RRKH SSMH MMMMAA RKK1 A A MMMM A A KKKK KK HHK MMMMAAAH RKK MMMM A AH KKKN MMMA A SSSS 'Reeves Mercantile Co, Co.

('nimdnii Iblw. Frank E. Lewis, of Scenic, were arrivals in the city last evening. Miss Cora Peterson left last evening for Chicago, where she goes to take a six months' course In the Salvation Army training school. L.

A. Munson. of Sterling, is spending a few days In the city and Incidentally looking over some western South Dakota real estate. Mr. and Mrs.

John Itrown were arrivals yesterday morning from fOelrichs. They took In the town during the day, and left for home in the evening. -'L. N. Costley, superintendent, and E.

Benjamin, commercial agent, of tho North-Western. passed through the city yesterday in the former's private car. -S. H. Reese, deputy sheriff of Lawrence county, passed through the city last evening on his way to Plankinton with Martin Grochow, who was recently sentenced to the reformatory for forgery.

Mr. and Mrs. if. M. Johnson, of Creston, were in the city last evening on their way to Redfern, where Mr.

Johnson has some lumber sawing to do for a short time. They have a homestead at Creston. Superintendent Higelow, of the Lead Schools, was an arrival yesterday morning to meet the pupils from lils High school who have been touting tho state, lie visited the School of Mines during the day, and will accompany the club home this morning. Mrs. Addle Purdy, of Homer, who has been visiting here with her mother, Mrs.

Shaw, left for home last evening, accompanied by her two children. Mrs. Shaw was recently operated on at Dead-wood for cancer, and is recovering. Sho is now here with her Bister, Mrs. Ed Greathouse.

It. Penfold, cashier of the Uutte county Hank at Hello Fourche, was in the city yesterday on his way home from a business trip to Leni-mon. The distance from Helle Fourche to Lemmon is alwut one hundred and fifty miles across the country, but is about six hundred miles around by rail. CKK II 1TIT if South ot band Office. Nob.

627-629-631 St. Joe Street. "na MM MM MMMM MMMM rw il 5 "hh8 Sepliell AlViUIRC. Hi'V'kwav. Klilin Morris.

Illll Itlayer. Wm. F.wlnir. Illllv Hldmhin. cimrlli.

Mllmr. V. W. W. Ci.llcn.

Harry Mvi-r. L. K. A v. ry.

I'PJ-cv W. II. Williams. W. 1 Phase.

I'nrwnrd Cox. Alborl Hpeer. l.mlliV mn mm I oo irrr ii it tt 11 II II II II II tl ooo (XX) 1 11 II a OO II WN OOO i on Rapid City Souvenirs fa II II II oo II II IIHIt I.UI. i BSSH KK SuuS tr if It oo uv II Burnt Leather Indian Curios, Post Cards, I'carl Marihull. Jllllll HllHSell.

Iiik.i Solein. Mmli; Nellie Smith. Person 1 1 iik fur the above please state when ailvert Iweil. CliHiincejr L. Wood Had l'leasant Trip and Found Seattle Grown Since He Was There.

Mr. and Mrs. Chunrey L. Wood and little daughter returned Mondoy morning from Seattle, where lr. Wood recently went to bring home (Mrs.

Wood and the baby, who had been visiting there for the past few months. Mr. Wood suj'B ho bad a greit trip, and saw a lot of nice country. He was at Seattle five years ago. when they claimed a population 75,000, and now there are 250,000 people there bustling and bustling around.

The panic hurt them some, and as a consequence there are many idlo men, but still not enough that the city has to care for them as la the case in many other large cities. Building is the principal lino ct business carried on, at least, that is the way it seemed to Mr. Wood. The excavation made necessary iiy the large amount of building being done there is estimated to have cost as much as It Is costing San Francisco to rebuild after the devastating earthquake and Ore which visited that city a year ago last June. Mr.

Wood said that although Scuttle Is a great city for business, and la a beautiful place, yet he has no desire to live there. The flowers were blooming, the vegetables growing, and everything had an air of summer, rrhe market gardeners were at work in the fields, and all sorts of vegetables were ungathered. Mr. Wood said as far as he Is concerned' he likes the changes of the seasons, and- he enjoys getting back to a touch of winter. Mrs.

Wood had a pleasant visit with her mother, (Mrs. Art McDonald, and son, Roy Frank. Mr. Frank is practicing law there, the Brm being Rice, Frank ti Norton. They have an olllce in th Mutual Life builuing, and are enjoj lng a good practice.

Mr. Wood saw a number of former Rapid Cityltes, all of whom seem to lie prospering. Robert Herron and Charles Slick are both working for the big Nelson hardware Ann, and are doing well. T. J.

Elliott Is well satisfied with the move he made when he went from here, and well he may lie, for he la one-third owner of a large saw mill worth about J100.000. L. Gardner Is in the real estate business and making a good stake. W. Jl.LaDco is also In tho lumber business, working for a big outfit la Lake Union.

Lee Day Is another Rapid City wan who is working for a firm. He Is doing well, like the rest. Mr. Wood saw Mrs. Robert Flor-mann and Miss Frankie, They look tha same a Tr.

Mrs. Baker sunn SSSS II ITITT will IT IT II It ssss it i it A MRS HAttHKU, V. M. -AT- uti mi i a tt ii a a SSSH VW II MHHS McNAMARA'S BOOK STORE TOM Ml Ul '( III IN uu mi Leap Year Dance. A number of young ladies of the i Ity are planning on giving a leap year dance on the evening of February 2 8th.

If present plans materialize the dance will be given at the Harney hotel. (115 Main Street. ITTT 1 OO oo Missionary Service. There will lie an Interesting meeting at the Haptist church this evening, L. T.

Cronkhlte, a missionary Arrested Monday. William McFarland, employed on the North-Western section crew, was arrested Monday by Tom Hewett, deputy sheriff, charged with having sloleit snow fences from the Pierre line near Underwood. McFarland has a claim near Underwood and it is alleged that ho appropriated boards enough from snow fences to build a shack on his claim. Bond was fixed at one hundred dollars. Preliminary hearing Wednesday.

Mrs. A. F. Ho wring went to Deadwood last, evening to spend a day with relatives. (Mrs.

Frank Long, of Oelrlclis. was in town yesterday, returning home in the evening. Miss Ab'bie and Cornelius Leary returned last evening from a stay on the former's claim near Qulnn. Mrs. E.

F. Roberts left yesterday for Eothen. Wyoming, where her mother, Mrs. Steven Gels, is very 111. Miss Myrtle Anderson left last evening for Nebraska City, Nebraska, where she expects to spend some time.

Mrs. W. A. Taylor, of Hermosa, went to Lead yesterday forenoon after a few days' visit with friends in the city. -Charles Swanson left yesterday for his home at Rochford after a few days visit with his brother, V.

E. Swanson. O. H. Tarbell, of Spearflsh, was In the city yesterday looking after business.

Ho is with the Danville Tobacco 'Mrs. Margaret Dornan, Plankinton, and Misit Margaret Robertson, of Dickson, kft for their homes last evening after a visit with UIr. P. II. Flnalgan.

as Lumber Coal Ul Wl Ml ui uu Rurniah having an appoint-to address tho people. Time o'clock. All are Invited. rem ment 7:30 WE KEEP EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRST CLASS MKN'S FURNISHINGS IN UP-TO-DATE MODES. AT THE LOWEST PRICES.

LUMUEU YAIID AND WE GUARAN-TEB ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION. Royal NelghlHirs. There will be a regular meeting of the Royal Nelghrmrs this (Tuesday) afternoon at K. of hall at three o'clock. All members requested to attend.

Mrs. J. M. lyott, Recorder. Before Building Call and See Us WE WILL GIVE YOU PRICES THAT WILL MAKE1 YOUR NEtf IE.

F. floor 7, Buell Block. MOUSE OU WARN MUCH LESS THAN YOU FIGURED. Buy where it i 'Cheapest and Best Harney Hotel Arrivals. W.

H. Penfold, Hello Fourche; D. T. Heinlichs, Jacksonville, J. D.

Kvans. Omaha; V. W. Cole, R. L.

Maroney; V. H. McLaughlin, Deadwood; Charles Zoellner, St. Joe; Cy Young, Sioux City; A. II.

Higelow, Lead; C. A. Leckleter, Omaha; C. L. Smith, Chicago; T.

J. Cassllly, St. Paul; John (1. Mattes, Hot Springs; Jesse Mat-teson, Hermosa; Frank Coates, New Castlt; W. H.

Castner, Pierre; Geo. Walter, Omaha; F. W. Schwenck, Yankton; William Pappe, Yankton; W. C.

Reed. Chicago W. E. Silver, St. Paul; W.

E. Ludlum, Pierre; A. R. Weaver; F. A.

Main; Harry Ash, Morson; A. K. Gardner, Huron; Mrs. Phillips, Spokane, Wan; Q. REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND For Sale.

Two No. 1 cows, one fresh, quire of Frank Leman, 703 Kansas City street. INSURANCE. Agent Union Savings Association? OBSERVING MEN ATTEND TO THESE THINGS. TRY OUR COAL IT THE BEST.

C. W. DJLDRR Qua block iwrt C. N. W.

Djpot, Rapid Oltf, I. D. CTir Sioux Fans, a. v. Wanted.

A position as housekeeper by a widow lady, aged 32 years, either on a farm or In town. L. Lewis, R. K. 5.

Yankton, S. D. Correspondence SollciteO..