Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-09-25
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1890.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Fresh California prunes at Sparks,
Fine, fresh sweet potatoes at Sparks.
Smoke the Ell Arabe cigar, at Max
Fishel's.
Only the finest, freshest and ripest
fruit at Max Fishel's.
Lawyer Harvey visited Rapid Monday
evening on legal business.
Read J. T. Potter's new advertisement.
He knocks prices on dry goods silly.
The best tonsorial artist in the Hills
now holds the fort at Schnell's old stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beatty left Tues
day for the Corn Palace show, Sioux
City.
G. B. Farwell is charging his ice
house for an increased business next
season.
Mrs. +. NJ Allen is expected home
Monday next, from her summer visit to
Boston.
Sparks leads in low prices and fine
groceries, which fact is the key note to
his success.
J. G.. Wenke is building residence
on Junction avenue, opposite Mr.. Mar
shalls shop.
Miss Jessie Mcmillan started yester-
day afternoon for Sioux City to visit the
Corn Palace.
Mr.. Davenport visited the mining
cities this week, accompanied by Messrs.
Ross and Harris.
j. j. Davenport is having an addition
built to his dwelling. j. Ell. Mayhem is
doing the work.
Achenbach's dray line is always busy,
from the fact goods are moved promptly
and with great care.
Rev. w. d. Atwater will preach at the
M. e. church in Sturgis Sunday morn
ing at the usual hour. ....
Joe Meyer is visiting his old home in
Kenosha, Wisconsin. He went east with
cattle several days since.
Henry Wyttenbach's black eye was
caused by his team running away with
him Sunday afternoon.
The ticket will receive the attention of
the ADVERTISER from time to time during
the campaign. It is winner.
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
Apricots, evaporated peaches, and in
fact full line of California fruits of this
years crop, just opened at Sparks.
Mr.. Vroman hurt his right eye some
time since with the blade of cornstalk,
and it is feared he will lose it entirely.
The Northwestern syndicate have di-
vided their property on Junction avenue,
between Sherman and Howard streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Osterhoud OF
Scranton, Va, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chas. Weiderman of Spring
creek.
Senator Calvin is the happy father of
bright baby girl, born Friday. The
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin extend
congratulations.
A full fresh stsck of groceries and pro-
visions can always be found at the relia-
BILE and accommodating house of G. P.
Meyer, Sturgis.
Twenty years experience in the groc-
cry business in the west enables Sparks
to give his customers the best goods at
the loves prices that can be had.
Attorney Kirk has become quite we'll
settled in the Knight building, having a
fine suite of rooms nicely furnished and
large law library to draw from.
DR.. Bowman returned yesterday from
the east. He has been having special
list treat the eyes of his eldest child. The
little ones sight is much improved.
Having recovered from my sickness, ]
am now prepared to answer all calls, day
or night, as formerly.
W. G. SMITH, M. D.
At the dispersion sale of the herd oil
thoroughbred Holstein cattle of James
Brown of Spring Greek, G. B. Farwell
secured the registered bull, Gale Endi.
colt.
All the Injuries of the season for the
table can be found at @. P. Meyers groc
cry and provision emporium. He keeps
everything and little more than any
one else.
Geo. Packard is remodeling the littl.
house on Howard street, east of Mr.. Far
wells, owned by Mrs. Scott, who viii
soon remove to town from her ranch OF
Pleasant valley.
Mrs. John Mowatt died in Lead CITY
Monday morning at the Springer house
ages 35 years. The many friends OF he
bereaved husband and children extend
their warm sympathies.
The splendid success with which G. P
Meyer has met during his several year.
in the grocery business in Sturgis, show
that be is popular merchant with tn,
people and fully abreast with the times
Pure fresh goods, low prices, and cour
teous treatment does the business.