Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-10-23
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1880.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Fresh cranberries at Sparks.
Hammer found. Enquire at this Office.
Bloom-the-popular-c was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Single were in
town yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Atwater was visiting old
friends in Sturgis yesterday.
N. Brigham is building residence in
Bosworth addition on Pine street.
Hon. @. y. Trude returned from Chic
ago Monday, accompanied by his family.
Mr.. Potter was called east on business
Friday. He will return during the pres
emit week.
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
On and after November l Deadwood
and Lead City eastern mail will go over
the Piedmont line.
Sparks has large invoice Of fine fresh
buckwheat -four. 1t is the boss food for
breakfast dish.
A bridge carpenter on the B. & M.
fell from tressel work near Hill City
Saturday and broke his back.
Jim Howard, with several other TIL
fordites, was in attendance at the demo-
cratic speaking Tuesday evening.
"Doc'' Middleton of Gordon, Nebras-
ka, has been in the city several days,
He is shipping potatoes to the Hills.
Mrs. Lillian Campbell of Detroit
Michigan, arrived Saturday and will Wis.
it her sister, Mrs. Sabin, several weeks.
q. @. Wilson, republican nominee fol
commissioner from the third district
Butte county, was in Sturgis on business
this week.
Susan B. Anthony and the Rev. Anns
Shaw are billed to speak in Sturgis nexi
Tuesday evening, upon the equal suf
frage movement.
All the best varieties of fall and winter
apples at Sparks.
w. w. Sabin and John PAIL have
bought the blacksmith and wagon shop
formerly owned by PAIL & Benin. They
are having quite run of work.
q. W. Ladd went east Friday with
Mr.. King in charge Of consignment o
cattle, and will visit his old home il
Massachusetts, before returning.
A laborer named johnson was killed
Friday near Hill City by an earth slide
in an open cut on the B. & M. grade
Another man had one leg broken.
Col. Laird of Pierre was in Sturgil
yesterday in the interest Of his city 70,
the permanent capital. He was unable
to find Huron man in this vicinity.
Mr.. Schnen resumes control of hi
barber shop again, and patrons of thil
old and popular stand will get the bes
tonsorial work done in town by giving
him call.
This Office is in receipt of pressing
invitation to be present at Delsarte en-
tertainment to be given at the Spearfsl
opera house next Saturday evening, I'm
der the supervision of Mrs. T. J. Preec
of the state normal school. It will un
questionably be fine display of tn
capabilities of this department of tn
school.
The fine display and complete assert
ment OF staple and fancy groceries al
ways found at Meyers enable buyers t
get what they want, all they want an
at prices as low as the lowest.
By attractive hangers we learn tina
the B. & M. Ry. will run excursion train
from all points in Nebraska on the 2St
instant to Custer City, at which place
sale OF town lots will take place in tn
Grandview addition on the 29th to tn
31st. Custer is one of the pretties
towns in the Black Hills, and being lo
Gated in the heart of the tin district
destined to become city of large d
mansions and considerable Importance
Quite number of cases of diphtheri
have proved fatal at Hot Springs. On
family went east to escape the dreadful
scourge but lost child and then shippe
the remains back to the Springs &c
interment. 1t is surprise that til
health authorities east permitted such pre-
ceedings, and it is greater surprise ths
public funeral was held at the Spring
upon the burial of the little one. Every
one fully appreciates the affection {
parents in the loss of their children. br
the fact should not be lost sight of this
where contagious and fatal diseases 9,
ist extreme caution should be used at a
times to prevent their spread.