Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-29

sunday. EteF. u. d. D1Tness HupeTlnHeu-
dent OF the Black Hills mission will also
speak at the church every evening dur
ing the remainder Of this week, begin
ming tonight.
Fritz Ammon was quite i'll several
days last week with pneumonia. Satur-
day night he was in critical condition,
but DR.. Bowman was equal to the emer-
gency and brought Fritz through.
The grand jury completed its work
Saturday and was discharged. Some
seven or eight indictments were found,
two counts against each of the train
wreckers being returned.
For an easy, clean shave or stylish
hair cut there is no better place in the
world than at John Schneil's
DR.. Whiteside visited here Thursday,
bringing the inspector, T. D. Hobbs,
down to the train. Mr.. Hobbs found
everything in. apple pie order at the land
office, and will mako his report accord
ingly.
This is turkey day, and instead Of
praying for some poor family who has not
been provided with fowl, send them
one. Prayers are good and appropriate,
but fat turkey will relieve the pangs Of
hunger in much less time and more eff
fectually.
Episcopal services were held at the
Opera house Sunday evening by the pas
tor, Mr.. Molineux, who is man finely
educated. With proper encouragement
he will build up strong church in Stur-
gis. Services at the same place Sunday
evening.
Justus Schnell has another chair in
operation in his shop, and is therefore
prepared to accommodate his patrons on
short notice Only frst-class tonsorial
work goes with him..
Business men and citizens generally OF
Deadwood are feeling more jubilant over
the outlook for their town and country
than they have for years past. They
have just and sufficient cause for being
in such bouyant spirits, for a permanent
boom is in sight.
A gentleman 70 years old made a
journey from Iowa to personally express
his gratitude for the benefit he had de-
rived from DR.. Fenner's cough honey.
For sale by H. Stein & Co.
One afternoon last week several small
urchins found in Sparks & Aliens back
yard litter of young kittens, crying for
food. The boys caught a town COW,
MIXED her in an empty beer bottle and
fed the little felines. It was a comical
sight, but the cats appreciated the kind
ness of the boys just the same.
The canvass of the vote of the Black
Hills district was completed at Dead
wood Saturday, and shows the following
as the total vote of each candidate:
Council Washabaugh Ats; HALEY
4,44o; Walker 1894; Corum 3,342
House. Patton 1913; Trude ALTO;
Clark 1904; Keets 1924; Hale 1852
Dudley 1888.
The ADVERTISER does not believe that
Michael Dundon should be pardoned
The crime for which he is now serving a
term in the penitentiary was for brutal
ly numbering his wife with an ak.
When the body was taken to Deadwood
by officials, be sat upon the coffin con-
tanning the bloody remains of his victim
smoking a pipe as unconcerned as
though nothing had occurred. Dundor
should serve out his sentence.
A travelling man named Runion in the
employ of Pycke Bros. Omaha, displayed
signs Of insanity while in Sturgis last
week. He had been drinking hard fol
some time, which doubtless was the cause
OF his mental trouble. Runion labored
under the delusion that he had led cir
astray and that her brother was trying
to kill him. During the rebellion the
father Of Runion was wealthy banker il
st. Louis, but shortly after the close o.
the war he failed, and in the year of 1867
he committed suicide one Sunday evening
by hanging, while the family was al
church.
constables and Justices Elected.
Following are the names of justices
and constables elected in this end of The
county at the late election. The frs
name given after the precinct is the con
stable and the second the justice:
Sturgis, Fl. II. Lorrimer, o. w. Jewett
Bear Butte, J. D. Hartman. ID. Byers
Blackhawk, Nels Martin, FS Macombel
Burtons, IT,. Buckingham. W. G. Burton
Sring Wy, J. M. Gardner, II. G. Palmer
Harlow's, Geo. Bacher, J. A. Holmes
Whitewood, James Hart, w. P. McElroy
Spring creek, M. H. Baird, w. FL. Cable
Upper Alkali, III. G. Weike, John Kiley
Lower A., Roscoe Keene, A. E. Cannon
L. Bear Butte, T. s. Rhodes, W. Logan
Tilford, J. w. Sawyer, Jesse Brown
Viewfeld, r.. B. Gore, j. Ell Smith
----------------
Thanksgiving Services,
At the Catholic church at 8 oclocl