Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-09-19

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column. the popular druggists
Hereafter tho ADvnErrsEH will i.
fond on sale at the store Of Max Fishel
Deaduood
The eighth cavalry orchestra plays d
Lead City on the 26th instant, for the A
O. q. W. ball
.. q. Clark, the popular mayor ani
enterprising citizen of Rapid, was 4
sturgis yesterday
Justus Schnell is tonsorial artist b
no mean ability. He keeps everything
ii fret class shape.
Joe Posner, deputy postmaster d
Deadwood, accompanied BY Louis Parker
visited Stnrgis for the first time on Sun.
day last.
=. NJ. Allen shipped eighteen cars 81
cattle Friday. Messrs. Allen, Lane and
Eccles shouldered prod poles and went
east with the stock.
There is some pretty deep scheming
going on among our local politicians
just at present, the outcome Of which
will be seen at Spearfsh.
Stock trains have the right of way
now on the railroad. They are SO thick
they have to be handled rapidly or the
road would be blockaded.
New sidewalks are being put down in
various portions Of the city BY property
holders according to the instructions
issued by the town council.
Mrs. FL. A. Carpenter left Saturday
for Columbus, Ohio, where she goes to
visit her parents, whom she has not seen
for nearly twenty-three years.
The charges preferred by M. Mona
han against the city Justice and Chief
Flavin were investigated by the city
council and found to be utterly ground
less.
Mrs. Rev. E. G. Warren is lying dang
erously i'll at the parsonage, on Main
street. She has been ill for some time,
and no improvement has been noticed as
yet in her condition.
Visitors from other HilJs towns on
their arrival here ask almost Immediately
to be shown the fire engine. It is
quite curiosity to some, particularly
the younger generation who have never
been outside the Hills since their early
youth.
The water in the creek has been low
during the past few days and as a con-
sequence Jack Hagerdon has been both
cred considerably in filling his street
sprinkler, which accounts in great
measure for the unusual quantity of dust
on Main street.
The eigth cavalry band is attracting
considerable attention hereabouts. Sew
eral parties have come down from Dead
wood for the express purpose Of hearing
them at dress parade, but have been dis
appointed in visiting on days when no
parade occurs.
j. Stevens Miner, large cattleman
of Cheyenne, Wyoming, son Of Colonel
Miner of Fort Meade, is visiting his
father for few days. This morning
accompanied by J. J. Davenport and
the Colonel he started for the up gulch
country on short tour Of pleasure.
David Jones who has been absent for
nearly four months in the eastern por-
ton Of the territory, returned Saturday.
Mr.. Jones went away with bunch of
horses for sale, but finding the horse
market very dull, he left the remaining
portion with another party and returned
to Sturgis.
William Wheaton and Joe Reuben, of
Deadwood, accompanied by the Misses
nieces of Alex. Huyett,
came down to Sturgis Sunday afternoon,
with desire to witness dress parade
at the post. As no parade occurs on
Sunday they were disappointed and were
to return without witnessing
the performance.
About twenty head Of cows were inn
pounded Sunday by the poundmaster
for running at large within the limits,
and on Monday morning might have
been seen two little barefoot boys SELL
ing chickens on Main street at twenty
five cents apiece in order to raise the
money necessary to pay the fine and get
their family COW released.
The city hall is fast assuming proper
lions. The frame is up, and weather
boarded to the caves and will be under
cover this week. When finished it viii