Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-03-14


At a meeting Of the Omaha board
Of trade held Saturday evening last,
ii was decided that 100 members Of
that body would visit Deadwood
April %. The citizsns of Sturgis
should arrange to induce the delega-
ton to visit this place at the same
time.
Oranges and lemons at Fishel's
Arnold q Meyer are not in this county
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 will call on the above
named firm they will get the best prices
possible to obtain in the Black Hiila
country.
Statehood, county division, city cleo.
ton and numerous other things! What's
the matter with Scoop?
An entertainment will be given next
Tuesday evening in the Opera house
for the benefit Of the Presbyterian
church. For particulars see small
bills--or Madame farley. Admission
so cents; reserved seats rs. Tickets
on sale at Max Fishel's.
Cowboy saddles and the finest assert.
ment of harness to be found in the Hills
nj Knights.
A very pleasant party was given
last Thursday evening at the residence
Of George McCoid on lower Beal
Butte in honor of Miss Ella McCoid
A large crowd was in attendance and
all declared it the pleasantest affair
they had attended in many day.
Milwaukee Beer on draught al
Fritz Ammon's.
Doherty and Wilson, the Homestake
train wreckers, and Stewart, horse.
thief, broke jail early Tuesday morn.
ing and have not yet been captured
The ease with which prisoners get out
Of the Deadwood Jail passeth all under
standing.
Arnold & Meyer are noted for theil
low prices, fresh stock and standard
first grade goods. Their fine patronage
attests their merit.
This Office is in receipt of large
package of flower and garden seeds from
the celebrated seed house of d. M
Ferry & Co. of Michigan. There are nc
better seeds grown than those of this
old-time house and farmers of this local.
ity, who need northern grown seeds in
their business, should remember it.
DR.. r. P. Smith, the well known dent.
list, is always ready to aid those requir.
ing his professional services.
There is an elegant assortment Of
COWS, steers, hogs, horses and dogs in
this city running around loose, whereso-
ever they desire. The laws of the city
undoubtedly protect them in theil
wanderings.
J. w. Fowler, the attorney of the rail
road company, from Rapid City, was in
the city on business connected with the
long drawn out right of way question
now in statu quo between this city and
the F., E. & M. V.
There was footrace in town the other
day. Tom Cartwright said he could
beat horse in a twenty five yard race
with turn. Sandy Taylor took him up
Five dollars was the pot. Result: the
horse was distanced.
The Musical Advance is new publ
cation from Minneapolis and is devoted
80 its elaborate head says-to music
art, literature, piano, voice and the
drama. The first number is very inter
esting.
Cordial Endorsements of Judge Luse
for the position of register of the Rapid
City land Office are coming from nearly
all Dakota papers on our exchange list
They recognize ability when they see it.
This office has Just received from the
June Manufacturing company of Belvi-
dere, Illinois, one of the latest improved
high-arm, Singer sewing machines. II
is one of the best machines made.
VIII Stanley of the Lead City Trib-
une, passed through Sturgis Thursday
last on his way to Hot Springs where he
goes to visit members of his family and
someone be hopes to make member.
Prof. John Allison delivered his lee
ture on "Gettysburg" in the opera house
Monday evening to largo audience. II
was an interesting effort. The professor
is an extremely pleasing speaker.
Mrs. Madden, wife Of Charles Mad
den of Galena, died of heart disease
on Sunday, March 8. She left two
children, one aged three years; the
other very small infant.
Tilford is the first town in the field
with an entertainment for the benefit 81
her base ball club. A dance will be
held in Hale's hall on Friday evening
March Is. Admission LOO.
A Mr.. Brayton, Of eastern Dakota, ii
in the city with some fine blooded horses
which he is ready to dispose of to ahJ
desiring to improve their stock. He car
ha found NJ fha harm of Fav Cow9a,,