Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-12-13

80 p. m. took their departure home
ward. If their trip had any special
significance we were unable to get a
pointer to that effect.
The irrepressible Barney McCrossan ia
in the commission business at Sioux
Falls, Dak.-Gazette.
Speaking OF Judge Bennett the Pho
neer Press says: ssThe mention of the
name of Granville G. Bennett, of Dead
wood, as successor to Judge Thomas, OF
the Black Hills district, will not be dis
pleasing to his many friends, who sup
ported him and elected him delegate to
congress in '78. He was on the bench
at the time he was sent to congress, and
he still regrets his resignation to accept
the honor of two years at Washington.
A Washington special of December 6
says:-Hon. w. Duff Haynie, chief clerk
OF the first assistant postmaster general,
returned today from Deadwood,. where
he formed partnership with M. e..
Day. Mr.. Haynie is an illinois man
and was never in Dakota before. He
will resign his Office here about the mid
die of January and go, to. Deadwood to
live. He is an acquisition to that COM
munity and to the territory, being an
able, popular and honorable man.
The Journal is authority for the state
ment that Mr.. Haynie will locate at
Rapid City.
The Gillette (B. & M. surveying par.
ty who have been encamped for several
weeks at the s & g ranch on Beaver
creek, in this county, forty miles south
west of this place, have recently changed
their base, and are now encamped at
the T o L ranch, on the Cheyenne river,
near the mouth Of Red Cenyon, twenty
miles southeast of their late camp at the
8 SC. Rumors of their being engaged
at present oss-sectioning the line run
sometime ago from that point to Custer
are in circulation, but nothing reliable
relative to their movements, other than
the location of their present camp could
be obtained up,tb,the-time OF going to
press. Custer Chronicle.
Now comes a report through the ST.
Paul Globe that the Northern Pacific
Railroad company is spending several
hundred thousands OF dollars in building
new machine shops and round Houses al
Dickinson, and the Globe INDUCES the
surmise in this connection that all this
probably has something to do with the
proposed building of q line OF railroad
from Mandan to Rapid City. 1t may be
somewhat significant in this connection
that survey is being made from the
Mandan and Rapid City line of survey in
Hettinger county to Dickinson. All
this would be in accordance with the
iginal proposition, which was to build or
southeast from Dickinson, the two lines
to converge in Hettinger county, from
whence a single line should be built to
this point. journal.
The tourist or commercial traveller al
ways makes it a point to go with the
crowd, as they enjoy privileges by assem-
bling with the multitude that can not be
had when alone. The popularity of the
Keystone, has long since spread all over
the country, hence everybody stops with
Keith when in Deadwood. He feeds
nearly 200 people every meal, and has
sleeping accommodations for fully thai
number, and the house is always crowded
to- lbs nhmost capacity.
When Colonel Higgins Of FREEDOMS
was bazilding the Loraisiana and Texas
railread nothing was found to prevent
The effects of the malaria and ward of
disease equal TO DR.. Fenner's capitol
bitters. Use his blood and liver remedy
and nerve tonic b all blood, skin and
nerve disorders, his cough honey IN al
cough, and his golden relief in all pains
stomach and bowel disorders For SALE
by H. Stien 4 Go.
A gentleman 70 years old made i
journey from Iowa TO personally express
his gratitude for the benefit he had de-
rived from DIR. Fenner's cough honey
For sale by &. Stein 3 CO.