Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-13
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MARRIED.

| SHoRT= VAN ALLEN At the residence of II. II.
Loop IN this city, Thursday evening April 4,
| 1859, by tile Rey. j. b. Pomerpy of Wilitewood.
mr.. Harvey G. Short to Miss Mary Van Allen.
The groom ii well-known and prosperous
ranchnian of Big Bottom. and the bride is resi-
| dent of the same neighborhood. having taught
school in that vicinity for some time. She has
resided in the Hills since 1852. and d short time
since proved up on q presumption. A few rela-
| tives and friends were present at the ceremony
to see that the young couple received good
start on their road to happiness and content
ment At The conclusion Of the ceremony the
guests sat down to an elegant spread prepared
by Mrs. Loop, sister of the groom and spent a
short time in congratulations. The happy couple
will Immediately begin housekeeping at the
home of the groom.
Milwaukee Beer on draught at
Fritz Ammon's.
You can get a pound Of good candy
for 25 cents at Chase's variety store
The best assortment of staple and
fancy groceries in the city at Arnold 8
Meyers.
Ice wagons are making their regular
rounds, and mixologists are kept busy
manipulating their shakers.
Some of the finest logs ever cut are at
present being taken to the post by army
teamsters from the wood reservation.
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 the Black Hills.
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.
Moffett'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.
Because President Harrison wears
full beard is no sign everyone in Stur-
gis wants to. If you don't, go to John
Schnell and get clean and easy shave.
Large numbers Of emigrants are COM
ing into the southern Hills and locating
on the magnificent farm lands living
vacant in Fall River and Custer counties.
They are coming from Iowa and eastern
Nebraska.
1t is said half mans life is spent in
sleeping. The other half could easily be
squandered in the same way il you
would let Justus Schnell shave you.
He shayes SO smooth there is no trouble
in snoozing.
Hereafter. to insure prompt insertion
of matter in the semi weekly editions of
the ADVERTISER, all ''copy" must be in
the hands of the editor not later than
Tuesday and Friday moons. Let those
interested govern themselves accord
ingly.
L. M. Bitney has been at work the
past few days renovating his stable, and
now has one of the most convenient barns
in this section. His turnouts are the
best and his stock as good as any in this
country. He guarantees satisfaction
both in rigs and prices.
The republican primaries held We'd
nesday afternoon passed off quietly.
Two tickets were in the feld-all good
republicans and the friends of the can
didates worked assiduously for their cleo
ton. A portion of both were elected.
They will all work for the interest of the
city and county.
The largest number of regular board
ers in the city is undoubtedly at the
Commercial hotel, where John McClain
presides over the destinies of the estab-
lishment. This hotel was opened March
| and has already established itself as a
purveyer of the best in the market.
Particular attention is paid by the man
agement to the beds and rooms and for
this reason the house is already nearly
filed by regular occupants. Mac will
give everybody a welcome and spare no
pains to make them comfortable
Attention, Hose!
The regular meeting of Hose No. /
will be held Monday evening, April Is,
in the department parlor.
j. M. MoFFETT, Foreman.