Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-25
KEFrELER's DANCE.

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General Invitation Extended "A Splendid
Entertainm emit Guaranteed.
John ?. Keffeler viii give a dance at
his ranch in Bear Butte valley, seventeen
miles from Sturgis, on Friday evening,
May IL, to which he invites everybody
and their friends. He has plenty of
room. can dance four sets, and viii have
the best music obtainable.. Refresh
ments OF all kinds, both solid and liquid,
will be served. It is needless to remark
that those attending will have a good
time, as it is well known that at Mr.. Keff-
eler's parties no other kind Of a. time is
ever had.
Lemons Doe. par dozen and fine Cali
fornia oranges Soc, at FL. A. Achen-
bach's. the oldest stand in town.
AS good tea for so cents per pound
as others sell for rs cents, at
SPARKS & ALIENS.
Fritz has the best beer in town.
Two soldiers were arrested last even
ing by Marshal Souter and taken to the
city bastile, for reasons unknown to us.
NJ. D. Vieno, the accommod dating man
ager Of our telephone exchange, goes to
Deadwood May |, to take charge of the
exchange of that city.
The young son OF E. Nichols, living
on the Belle Fourche, died Tuesday
morning, aged SIX years. Interment will
take place today in this city.
Spearfish came down like wolf on
the fold; their cohorts all cleaning in
purple and gold (and light blue stock
ings) and scooped us ba-a-d.
Book beer at Fritz Am1non's.
Doc Pratt, N. L. Witcher, w. G. Bu-
derus, John Scollard and JACK Hale we're
representatives of Meade county's sun
terrified" at Deadwood Saturday.
Rev. w. A. Echols, the new pastor OF
the Presbyterian church, will preach at
the above mentioned place of worship on
Sunday morning next at Ii o'clock. All
are invited.
The uulucky number thirteen, was the
number Of Spearfish boys in town to see
the ball game Sunday. An unlucky
number for Sturgis, it must have been
Spearfsh's mascot.
A. n. Carpenter, who was SO badly in
jured by being struck on the head by a
falling rock last winter while coming
through Boulder canyon, was in town on
Sunday, as well as ever.
"Uncla' Tim Perry OF Rockerville, was
in town yesterday shaking hands with
his old friends and taking in the sights
of the city. He is quite young hoy
yet AND as Lively as cricket.
Mr.. Joseph Brown notifies us that a
live stock show will be held in this city
on Saturday, April %. Allfarmers hay-
ing anything in that line to sell, or de-
string to buy, should be on hand and
avail themselves Of this opportunity.
The new "Sturgis Hose company, No.
l." viii give a grand ball at the opera
house on the evening OF the arrival OF
the engine and hose cart. The exact
date Of their arrival is not yet known,
but will be in a few days, at which time
the actual date will be thoroughly adj
yertised. The apparatus is now expect
ed about the middle Of May.
The Rapid City and Deadwood gun
clubs met at Sturgis Saturday afternoon
to settle the difficulties between them
selves The Rapid shooters have never
been satisfied with themselves since their
defeat at the Bull Dog ranch last year,
and have been waiting chance to get
even with their Deadwood opponents.
Owing to the high wind and the poor
handling Of the traps the score was not
what it might have been. The contest
ended with q credit to Rapid Of SO to
Deadwood's 81 birds.
Rev. Mr YanD the clergyman
assigned by Bishop Hare to the rector
ship of this parish Of the Episcopal
church, will arrive in Sturgis tomorrow.
He win remain here until Friday when
hewill visit Deadwood, which city will
also be under his care. While here he
will make the necessary arrangements
for regular church services. The people
of Sturgis extand to the reverend gentle
mana hearty welcome and We bespeak
for him Q fattering reception and libe-
raj support. The church over whose
deatinies Mr.. VanDeerlin il called to
preside was organized about two weeks
ago and is composed Of the leading citi-
zens Of the city. A church building