The Black Hills Union and Western Stock Review. (Rapid City
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shipped here from fbe eastern or the members of a local union known a relic of barbarism that should not older sources of domeistlc supipiy In central portions of the state. Hills as the Pirovinolal Workmen's Asso be tolerated in a civilized country. the west. Since 1897 importations of Vnion. ciation at the Sydney (Cape 'Breton) The Cioilian brigands hold the prin of gypsuim steadily IncreusMd from A.':.;/ Vv- ...'. V.. •• farmers can s.upply this demand with ADVANTAGES REVIEW. collieries of the Dominion' Ooal Com cipal -that It is more honorable to 163,201 tons to 393,000 tons last *&••ag'j, <*1 profit, and it appears they shou'ld pany was begun Tuesday, when the revenge an injury by aiseassination jyear, creating almost a monopoly /V; -"-THE AMPLE CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OF K-zr grasp the opportunity to make the CAPITAL if Friday.*! Rapid City. S. o. former organization ordered a strike than to -resort to the courts. The for the Canadians, and ihavinig at its 4 farm pay in all ways poselble. Dair to enforce its demand for recogni American Juryman who permits the mercy the consumer who uses, this ^TTHIS BANK, ITS FINANCIAL POSITION AND 950,000.00 '4 1A "W' s" C. A. Stophenaon. ies and creameries are needed audi tion. The local union which was doctrine of the "unwritten law" to gypsum for .pottery or iplaster. Yet f§ITS ESTABLISHED REPUTATION FOR CONSER- these will 'be supplied if the farmers formed originally with the aid and sway his verdict Is putting himself g.v.psum is found in twenty-ane States ^{^fphensdn Bros., consent of the union, remained loyal IFFVATIVE BANKING METHODS ARE AMONG THE ; v : on the moral iplane of the Sicilian those 1n the east just ibeing worked; V J- ''^^vV:-A:lTOpr MOI ft. •will sihow there is a demand for as a body, although some of its brigand. ,PS- and in New York state a ledge 1-00 SUBSTANTIAL ADVANTAGES ^OFFERED TO them. The grain farmer finds idle B-v 5S^*2tS^i <":'IK^'ir'»--':----;i^- ••• •*V7^ : — members (had 'beam won over to the miles long has jmst been -broken into. PRESENT AND PROSPECTIVE PATRONS. TO pWiods ini the winter which the dairy American organization. The com- The Republic iron and steel com- •Here is a idkwnestic Industry de ^^aHkt«Nd at tUe postofflce at-Rapid MAINTAIN .AND INCREASE THESE ADVAN- pM#** •» aecood-clau mall matter. man .profitably employs in caring •pany charges that the American la tpan.y of Pittsburg posted notices the veloping ifrom 300000 tons itm 1897 9 bor leaders have sought to divert first of the week that on July 1 all to 1,800,000 tons in 1907, and not TAGF8 IS THE POLICY OF THE MANAGEMENT. Bmt -^- ^ for his herds. The grain farmer seas the Canadian coal trade. Stockades its wills would be conducted on the Si^l^loiyu.50 a year." a itrust. It is divided up into 30 his land depleted annually in fer have ibeen built about the mines and open shop plan, thus adding its force (different concerns, employing over THE EQUIPMENT LN EVERY DEPARTMENT tility while the dairyman looks preparations made ito preivent any to that of the Steel Corporation, 5,000 ipersons, and runiwing from the IS THOROUGH MODERN AND EFFICIENT. over his fields and sees a steady in forcible initerruption of the work. which- toad- announced a similar -pol small producer with bis $'5,000 plant SURPLUS Armed deputies were .placed on guard- icy to go into operation on the same . JAMES HALLEY 1 President, i; crease in the yieltdis of all classes of to the large producer with his $200,- ' fVSf, ilaeat Taift wlil stand by the around the workings. date in its American Tin Plate Com- A. K agricultural crops. Therefore the 000 plant. With an Increased du $70,000.00 the .party for revision of ® rpam.y plant. Neither company ty sufficient to keeip down importa Ms>s *hetarlff downward. He has spoken dairying districts are growing rich The Vermillion (Republican says would again have formal relations tions, the entire market for gypsum , ——• -irobjeist and Is mow using ibis er each year while the strictly ag the Missouri river is stlU continuing •as to wage scale with the Amalga and manufacturers could be supplied mated Association. T.he men In the ;*.^^-\iOflu®iMftf.ttf''r«duce the duties where- ricultural sections are growing less its ravages In the way of eating into by domestic -producers. Then as is the land on the South Dakota side. various plants of the trust and the the case at 'presemit in the west, the filSS «*®r possible without Injury to the productive il>y the impoverisftving of ^n£BipfeV'"« - * ;r A good share of the old Waterman independent company were .prepar domestic could be furnlsihedl at a loterwto of the country. He has the soil. / farm has been carried away toy the ing to strike, although a certain pro lower price ithan the foreign because cutting of the stream, a nidi other land portion of them bad opposed- this ac- ^^&i*||#.„-pel#lare of Ahe whole country at The Senate Compntt *£; of the great competition among the „ •***• *nd must give lised to the In the neighborhood is suffering in tiorai, contending that there had been mining concerns supplying the mar (Reports contained in the press the same manner. Last week the so much idleness in the last two |%j*|||E' C*M of necessity. The west haB ket. And .that is not all. About $20,- Main Street—Oppoiite Bee Hive dispatches induct the belief that the artesian well on the Waterman place .years that they were in debt and 000,000 is invested in forty concerns ••ked -*or revision downward, espe- tariff bill as framed In the senate which was located .between the house could not afford to be again idle manufacturing gyps uun .products. Fine and Medium Grade I^^K' ctafijr.6n 'certain, necessaries of ltfe, was for the benefit of ithe selfish In and the barn (or irather wihere the now. The majority prevailed and an Some of these have been using Can house and the barn once stood) was order issued by President McArdle andthioufh.therela a great objection terests instead of meeting the de adian gyipsum exclusively but an ad from the east, (foe probabilities are washed out and is no more. If this of the Amalgamated Association equate duty would prevent this, for mands of the country. One of the rate keeps up It will not toe many compelled no less than 20,000 em the domestic would cost no more ••:•<&«• we«t will sain a few points, senate members of the coiniference years before the 'river is back in its ployes of the American Tim Plate than the foreign. Why not give the }.£S^$A;nojie which will lie alarming in committee told President Taft they old channel. The Missouri River Company to quit their jobs, at x2 Americaras the benefit of t/he vast Navigation congress meets In Yank their effect, yet they will show a would consent to the reduction of o'clock midnight of June 30, Wednes growing market for this product and Picture and Picture Framing ton, and we would, suggest that one day. The independent tin plate not perimit Canadians to fill their p$§& difference when time has elapsed ifor certain schedules if they had not al Undertaking and Embalming Carefully Attended to t 1 of its principal acts should be the comipainiies have quite generally sign pockets with our money? ®«° 1° l**»®e effective. An official ready given their .promise to certain unanimous adoption of a memorial ed the scale with the association. ^ rtatement l»a» ibeen jflvam out at the to congress asking that immediate members of the senate to prevent ® Do you want to buy, sell or trade .. f""* in the following lan- thieir reduction. It is a frank ad steps ibe taken to .prevent any f urther Rapid City is to toe congratulated encroachment of the Big Miuddy on that a hospital is about to toe estab real estate? See John Z. Reed, 15 vjpwse: . mission showiimg a "frame-'U'p"' Farlow block, Rapid City, S. D. r South Dakota soil or anv other out lished within its borders. Wlhlle the , 4 "Th® wresMient replied/ Ithat he among certain members of the sen side of its present channel. enterprise is of semi-private nature, not The Fleet Off New England. **• committed to the principle ate, and in part substantiates the ® the institution is open to all and de ot fpee Taw serves the consideration of everyone The fleet of the United States is -MIS materials, but that ihe distrust that has gone forth, in the The cuirirent issue of the Saturday off the coast of New England. During •'*** committed to a downward re- Evening Post cdntains an interest who may need of Its service. The west especially. President Taft ihas iphysicians -who are at the head of the next ifew weeks Its vessels will .?• ^on of, the tmrlff, which he had ing article uipcn the manner in whidh engage in maneuvers in the North the absolute right to say to these European farmers utilize barren the institution are skilled in their ^^M:'ftMi^j|sedt and that ihe was obliged men that he has given promises to profession, anidl .have .the universal .re Atlantic waters. It is no longer the spots on their farms, hillsides and Wlhite Squadron. Tlhie change ini , STEPHEN N.M(LIA CORB1N MORSE, CEO. F.SCHNEIDER If^ilpn **» look, at the matter not from the the people of the United States that which are uncultivated with the spect of the .people of Rapid City. MUMDCNT nca P«s locrrr CASH 1 l&M-f atandpoint of amy particular district, A well-equipped hospital such as this color to gray lias been made. Other the tariff would be revised down plow, and places where the soil is •alterations resulting from observa but frotn the standpoint of Che not sufficiently rich to Justify crop promises to be has been a long felt ward, amd' that his promises and the iwant here, and its success assured. tions maidle during the world encir Whole country, and! also from the ping by -the .planting of fruit trees cling voyage are noted. But -the spir party pledge must be respected. In andi of chestnut orchards. The fer The selection of the Crouch house entire, republican party. • • • That ifact that the pledge holds prece was a wise and happy one, for in all it is the same. And the appeal made tility of the soil of the United States, by the vessels is the same. People Wi ot course a revision of the tariff dence over any compact members of unusually rich as it is, ihas in many Rapid City there is no better location 50,000.OS* ^10,000.00 and no better constructed house for 'like to look uipoini the fighting fleet J' eouid not fcs iperfect, must have de- the senate might make. places become exhausted by unsci of our country. entific methods of farming. The the .purpose to which It is to toe put. i ft? ^*'5 fe«U and Inconsistencies, but insofar j *1 A't this season of the year wihen hi* Influence went when palled v *sc . 2