Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-03-07

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/ for their health, They had that when
they came. Neither are they selling
goods for glory. They want money.
At the same time they don't want the
earth. If buyers win call on the above
named firm they viii get the best prices
possible TO obtain in the Black Hills
country.
The South Dakota prohibition conven-
ton meets at Huron on March 10 and Is.
All sorts Of addresses and ideas will be
promulgated and the ssdry" side Of the
liquor question thoroughly discussed.
r.. e. Talent, '.local' on the Rapid
Republican, accompanied by j. NJ. Flem-
| ing el-known knight Of the grip,
from Omaha, spent Sunday in this city
on Q sightseeing expedition.
We give our readers this week, in the
form OF a, supplement, the complete
Sioux Falls constitution. Voters should
read the instrument in order to vote IN
it, in May, intelligently.
A farmer was arrested and brought
into town yesterday charged with steal
ing cattle from neighbors, and selling
them. He has to all appearances got
himself into a box.
To further enhance the beauty OF our
new school building it should be painted.
As it is now the building does not show
off at as great an advantage as it other
wise would
DIR. r. P. Smith, the we'll known dent
list, is always ready to aid those requir-
ing his professional services.
Tt is said that the authorities are
working on clue that will very likely
land few other people in Sioux Falls
for completely in the Homestake train
wrecking case.
Milwaukee Beer on draught at
Fritz Ammon's S.
Max Hoehn is in receipt OF new map
OF South Dakota issued by the Mitchell
board Of trade. Those desiring to know
how our new state looks on paper should
call and see it.
Quite large number Of people are
complaining of severe colds and sore
threats, caused undoubtedly by the sud
den changes in the weather the past
week.
Cashier Davenport and Assistant Per-
kins went up to Deadwood Sunday
morning for pleasure trip and to gaze
upon the ruins of the reduction works.
The government is after two deserters
who left Uncle Sans bed and board last
Thursday night. The chances are that
they will be caught before very long.
r. P. Smith, the Sturgis dentist, has
received his final parchments from the
dental college from which he graduated
and now is a full fedged d. D. S.
A land slide back of the Deadwood
Central depot Tuesday afternoon buried
the engine and one passenger car. The
road is now shut down for repairs.
The little child of Henry A. Achen-
bach died early yesterday morning.
The funeral was held yesterday after
noon at the Catholic church.
Fl. O. Alexander and family will re-
move to Whitewood soon to reside. III.
O." will manage the new Arnold &
Meyer store at that place.
The Lawrence county division bill
passed the council Thursday OF last week
by vote of Is to 2. 1t is now in the
governors hands.
Arnold & Meyer are noted for their
low prices, fresh stock and standard,
first grade goods. Their. fine patronage
attests their merit.
Jacob Keffeler, the well-known dry
goods merchant of Scoop, took trip
down the road as far as Chadron last
Friday.
Episcopal services next Sunday even
ing, as usual, in the opera house. Rev.
J. III. Molineux will conduct the exer-
cises.
School IN the new school building
commenced Tuesday morning. At
present only three teachers are employed.
Arnold & Meyer have begun the cree
ton Of dry goods and grocery store in
Whitewood 25x60 feet.
J. P. Cannon came in Tuesday from
Spearfish with a bunch of twelve horses
for the government at Fort Meade.
A timber fire has been burning for the
past three days on the hills south Of this
city. No one knows how it originated.
"Bill'' Dunn, the city marshal Of
Deadwood, was fired by the city council
of that burg on Tuesday evening.
The great Omaha Herald boom circu-
lars are on hand. AS usual the. people
were disappointed and fooled.
Frank Alderman came in from the Elk
creek country Saturday and stayed in
the city until Monday.
Mrs. A. d. Wood, wife of our only
station agent, made a short visit in Her
mosa last week.
Seward & Merrill have the contract
for the building of Arnold &. Meyers
new store In Whitewood.
Judge Thomas, it is said, has decided
to remain in the Black Hills after his