Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-11-27
Fleischman's quick yeast at Sparks.

Feischman's quick yeast at Sparks.
w. s. Warner made this Office brief
call Saturday evening He was visiting
his sister and family.
John Dolan was in town Monday, re-
turning from Hot Springs. He reports
considerable sickness in Central.
A. J.. Stewart is again prepared to do
all kinds of house cleaning on short no
tice. His extensive experience makes
him the best hand in the community for
this class of work.
The friends Of Dee Ellington will re-
greet to learn that he lost his infant
daughter, Saturday last, with bronchitis.
Mr.. Ellington has been an employee of
Smiths hack line for long time and
has many friends in Sturgis.
The ADVERTISERS is in receipt of pa
per read before the American Institute
of Mining Engineers at the New York
meeting in September, on the resources
of the Black Hills and Big Horn country,
issued in pamphlet form by the B. & nj.
railway.
The formal opening of the Black Hills
college, Hot Springs, began yesterday
and will conclude tomorrow. The pro-
gramme is quite lengthy, and the session
will be Of great benefit to the education
al cause. Reduced rates are given by
the F., e. & M. Y.
If popular caprice has made inpos-
sible the return of Gideon O. Moody to
the United States senate, history records
no more marked instance of unrequited
services, no more signal example of a
states ingratitude. In earlier and more
patriotic times, wreath of oak would
have crowned the brow of such a cham
pion,. and no honor in the peoples gift
would have been withheld from him.
Rapid City Republican.
Surveyor General Sullivan is in the
city and has been here for several DAYS.
A reporter met the general at the Locke
last NJ Sehu and asked him how work was
progressing on the surveying of the res
ervation lands. 'tAbout one-half of the
IL 100000 acres have been surveyed"
replied Mr.. Sullivan, sand this includes
all the lands in the newly coded district
west of Pierre to the Black Hills. Very
little of the land north of the Black Hills
has been surveyed as yet. The appro-
iefiatiasz this this year was 81 90 600 and $40
900 has been provided for next year,,
Pierre Capital. .-..
A commercial traveller who has just re-
turned from Mexico, reports that he was
much strsck with the magnificent con-
etruction Of the Mexican Gulf Railway.
The sleepers are of sound mahogany,
and many OF the bridges and cuIverts
are, he says. built Of white marble.
Though this might appear, at first sight,
to be lavish extravaganza, the contractors
have found the employment of these SUBJ
stanc es to be economical, as both ma
hoga ny and marble exist in abundance
in tho country trayersed by the line
e. & M. Journal.
Ro SEQ & SWift's Uncle Toms Cabin
troupe stranded in this city yesterday
morning, and the property belonging to
The company was sold yesterday after
noon at auction to SATISFY the claims of
the ''artists.'' They showed to a crowd
I'D house in Chadron Tuesday evening,
The proceeds being about $4,000, but
The treasurer of the outfit, it is reported,
put this amount together with $4,000
former receipts, in his jeans, and left for
elimes. The, other members,
tearing their wages would not be- forth
coming, attached the goods and chattels,
consisting of several blood hounds, a
trick donkey, silver horns, ETC., which
were sold as above, recorded-Chadron
Democrat.