Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-02-14

for fresh supply of sugar beet seed and
also samples of new corn called sPride
of the North" Wednesday morning the
supply arrived by mail, sent in tightly
packed mail sack. He has enough or
4 hand now to supply a large number Of
| farmers. We would urge the farmers Of
this locality to call on Mr.. Bnderus and
obtain enough of these new seeds to give
them thorough test. The Black Hills
, have already shown what can be done in
the way of raising sugar beets and the
coming year we desire to make a still
]. better record
4 The best Of smoked and dried meats
1 at Arnold & Meyers. Their prices are
the best.
j A good sized row started in Chinese
restaurant in the first ward on Tuesday
night about IL o'clock, which was partic-
ipated in by about twenty soldiers.
/ Officer Carpenter heard the crashing Of
| glass and hasteningsto the scene imme-
diately took a hand in the fracas, land
ing the numerous combatants in pile
on the sidewalk, and running in two or
three of the more belligerently inclined,
while the balance took to their heels.
He spotted some of the others and upon
their again visiting the city he will call
upon them officially.
John Stewart, in the employ of Ed
Marshall, while engaged in shoeing a
horse lest week was severely kicked on
the knee by the animal tanning him quite
seriously. He was compelled to lay off
on account of the injuries.
The members Of the Library associa-
ton of this city are urgently requested
to meet at the residence of Mrs. Il. T.
Marshall ON Saturday afternoon at 8
o'clock. Business of Importance is to be
transacted.
We are in receipt of copy Of the
preliminary report Of the Dakota School
of Mines at Rapid City on the geology,
mineral resources and mills Of the Black
Hills. 1t is highly entertaining work
and worth a careful perusal
Doctor Cheney has had several cases
of illness this week at Galena and the
Sam Mine. Some people have great
ideas out in this country. They send
for the coroner as soon as they are
taken ILL.,.
Peaslee's Ale on draught at Fritz
Ammon's.
Tom Hooper, of Sundance, an old
timer in this country has received the
appointment of official stenographer of
Idaho at a salary of $4,000. His old
friends here will congratulate him.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
S. Chase died Monday morning, aged
about six months. Funeral services were
held Tuesday morning at II o'clock, Rev.
j. I'll. Molineux officiating.
80. w. Jewett, the we'll known livery
man of Sturgis has joined the grand
army of Benedicts." So says the Spear
fish Register. How tickle is fame! The
chief justice of Scoop called liveryman!
A very pleasant tea party was given
last Saturday afternoon by Miss Myrta
Phelps to her young lady friends at the
residence of her aunt. Mrs. e. 7. Mar
shall.
The horrible caricatures now lying
around loose in the news stands Of the
city remind the average man to. look out
for himself as st. Valentines day ishers
The last club dance of the season was
given in the Commercial hotel on Fri
day evening. A large crowd were pres
ent and enjoyed themselves hugely.
Regular Episcopal services will be
held next Sunday evening in the opera
house. Rev. J. Fl. Molineux, rector, will
preach.
Rev. J. Logan Sample, who has been
spending several months in the east, re-
turned last week to- Sturgis, where he
intends remaining.
Mayor Potter is in Chicago at the
present writing and is expected homo on
or about Sunday.
1t is reported that the hose boys are
going to present farce shortly. Posi-
bly, they are coming out for a practice.
A card party was given Saturday
evening by Mrs. P. E. Sparks in honor
of Miss Clifford of Deadwood.
Frank Brown came down from White
wood Friday evening and attended the
club party at the Commercial.
There is dance tonight at the Sam
mine. Several invitations have been
received in this city.