Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-01-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

his home near this city on Friday last
after short illness. Mr.. McGoyern
came to the Ellis in 1877 and was inter
ested in several mining properties,
among which were claims in the Bald
Mountain district for which he had re-
Gently been offered quite large sum,
but refused. The funeral occurred
Sunday afternoon at the Catholic church
in this city. The remains were inferred
at Lead City.
Peaslee's Ale ON, draught at Fritz
Ammon's.
Inasmuch as the army paymaster
supplies himself with good sized gold
coin to pay of the soldiers, small change
runs short at the post traders store,
hence Mr.. Darlington is compelled to
supply himself with an enormous
amount Of dimes, quarters and halves at
the bank in this city in order to meet
the demand He carried bis usual
blg bagful down Tuesdry morning.
Fresh corn meal and ground feed OF
all kinds at the Sturgis Planning mill.
Custom work done promptly. :
Z. M. Bitney has added SONS brand
new single rigs to his already we'll
stocked livery stable for the use Of those
preferring such to double teams. He
has the best ladies driving horses Of
anyone in the Hills. The ladies' should
remember this.
The finest line Of fresh, toothsome can
dies is found at Fisheps. If you don't
believe il try them and see.
Henry Cable and wife of Spring Creek,
lost their little baby aged 6 months, last
Saturday morning. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock,
Rev. E. 9. Lymer officiating. Inter-
Ment was made in Bear Butte cemetry.
DIR. r. p Smith, the well known dent
list, is always ready to aid those requir-
ing his professional services.
j. +. Edmonds who has been in the
southwest on a.trip OF pleasure returned
to Deadwood Wednesday of last week.
While In Dallas, Texas, he met sPuck"
Patterson, formerly well known citizen
OF the Hills. "Puck" is in good health
land getting along IN the world.
Milwaukee Beer on draught at
Fritz Ammon's.
Justsss Sehnell received through w. G.
Buderus, local agent, on Monday morn
ing, check from the Phoenix insurance
company of Hartford, Conn, amounting
to 81 $780, paying the risk in full held
by them on his hotel, recently burned.
Try KeGeIer for anything in the dry
goods line He can please you.
Rev. G. G.. Ware, OF Rapid City, will
oficiate at tho Episcopal services next
Sunday morning in the Bank hall. A
large audience should greet the reverend
gentleman. Services will commence
promptly at II o'clock.
Voorhees, & Miller are preparing for
the spring trade by laying in a large
stock of agricultural implements for the
farmers Of this great agricultural section.
They expect an enormous custom the
coming season.
Tho Keystone. Everybody knows
what it is, where II is located and that
j. G. Keith is the landlord. Everybody
knows thai if they patronize the Key
stone hotel they will get the best in the
market. That is tho cause OF tho crowd.
William Motion, a gentlemaM of colcr,
voted once too often in Ishadwoest at. the
late election and az result will be a
guest Of the territory at Sioux Falls for
year or two. Deadwood is getting more
metropolitan every day.
The Powder River horse company
have lost fifty head of horses from their
range branded and 4 connected. They
offer half the number to anyone giving
Information leading to their capture
Tho outfit Of the new paper to lie
established at Spearfish has arrived, and
the journal is expected to shortly make
its appearance. II is owned and oper-
ated by Warren & Son, from Iowa.
The little child Of James Russel and
wife, who are visiting in this city at
present, died Saturday evening, aged s
months and was buried Sunday afternoon
from the Presbyterian church.
A. E. Cannon was the recipient of an
elegant, latest improved Winchester rife
from his brother in The east, last week.
He anticipates doing great slaughter
among game in this section.
Quito number. OF young people OF
this city expect to attend the concert
given 10 Miss Charity Martin Saturday
evening In Deadwood. The treat in |