Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

fancy groceries in the city at Arnold &
Meyers.
| John r. Wilson of Deadwood came
down to the Meade county metropolis
Monday on business.
] Cash M. Leedy came up from Rapid
City Sunday to see his brother John.
He returned in the evening.
Marshall shoes horses for SO cash. per
span, new shoes all around Best work
always guaranteed.
j Fresh corn meal and ground feed OF
all kinds at the Sturgis Planning mill.
Custom work done promptly.
Fresh lime always on hand and deliv-
cred in the city in quantities when de-
sired. JOSEPH MERRITT.
/ w. M. Baird and son OF Sundance
passed through the city Monday morn
| ing on their way homo from visit in
the east
Keffeler has received his new stock Of
spring goods and now is ready to show
his patrons one Of the finest lines of dry
goods in tho Black Hills.
The republican ticket gives universal
satisfaction to the party in Meade coun-
ty, and will receive strong endorse
! ment at the polls.
The Omaha board Of trade train passed
through Sturgis yesterday morning on
its homeward bound trip. It will reach
Omaha tomorrow.
Judge J. ?. Luse, the newly appointed
register Of the Rapid City land Office, ac-
companied by his wife, returned to Rapid
city Sunday morning.
Mofett's dray line. Ready for bust
ness at any time or place. Light pack
ages and parcels, as well as heavy, moved
on the shortest possible notice with best
Of care.
Quite large number of new faces are
appearing on the street-not streets-of
Tilford. These new voters will be
checked up on election day.
Appropriate union services were held
this morning at the Presbyterian church,
commemorative Of the Inauguration of
President Washington 100 years ago.
H. g. Burt, general manager of tho F.
e. & M. v, was in the city yesterday on
business. Before leaving he called on
Colonies Otis and Miner at Fort Meade.
Painting, paper hanging, calcimining,
and interior decorations done by Charles
Stacy at the lowest possible price and in
the best manner Work always guaran-
teed.
The ladies of the St. Thomas guild
will hold their regular social at the resi-
dence of J. 7. Potter next Thursday aft
ernoon and evening. EyerybodKis most
cordially invited.
George Cornwall is reftting the store
and residence rooms next door to Arnold
q Meyers. When finished they will be
occupied by Mrs. Charles Rosebrough as
a dress making establishment.
An extremely pleasant musicale was
given by Mrs. W. E. Jones last evening
at her residence to large party of in
yitod guests. Souvenirs commemorative
Of the occasion were given each guest.
III. FL. Lorrimer informs the ADyER-
T1sER that he has sent in his resignation
as constable and deputy sheriff TO take
effect on May 6. The infnitisimal guam
tity Of lucre as compared with the infinite
amount Of travel and work is the cause
Of the designations. Too much glory
and not enough sshug."
The sisters school, the forerunner OF
ST. Martins Academy, will begin in a
few days in the Sage building opposite
the Catholic church. The sisters arrived |
here Sunday and have already begun
work. The advertisement OF the new
school will appear in this paper next
Thursday. For further particulars see
Father Rosen.
Mayor Davenport returned from his
trip to- the upper camps, as one Of the
guides of the Omaha board Of trade, on
Sunday afternoon. He brought with
him w, n. Babcock, general western
agent Of the G. & N. w; George w.
Hitchcock, editor Of the Omaha World,
and Fl. B. Young, travelling passenger
agent of the G. & N. w. This party on
arrival partook Of dinner at the Sheri-
dan house, after which the visitors pro
ceeded to the depot and took the south |
bound passenger for home. TO say the
gentlemen referred to enjoyed them
selves hugely during their visit in this
section is drawing II mildly.
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Card Of Thanks
The Sturgis Hose No. |, as a portion
Of tho city fire department, extend a vote