Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-08-28

as for prices well, he is one OF the
plumbers who is satisfedswith the profits
that come from honest work and prices"
"And now, I reckon that the next
thing is something to do your cooking
on, and / believe that the best thing we
can do is to go to H. @. Anderson's store.
Here Meg's housewifely instincts had
full play in marvels of kitchen apparatus.
There is not an establishment in the
west that carries more comprehensive
stock of household furnishings. Every
possible article of kitchen furniture,
from stove to tin dipper, is here in all
styles and variety. If Meg fails to per-
form wonders in the culinary art, it will
not be for fault of superior utensils. The
young couple, in addition to a Charter
Oak stove, purchased a Jewel gasoline
stove and a Perfection refrigerator.
"Ah, come in here, my DEAR" said
Plainfolks, as he haulted the party before
a glistening store front ST believe I
owe you bridal gift, end I certainly do
not know of more appropriate gift, or
a better place to select it than my friend
8. d. layer has," Entering the we'll
known and extensively stocked iewelry
store, the old gentleman invested, we
don't know how much money, in an ele-
giant gold watch and chain which he gal
lantly presented to the delighted bride.
Observing that she was deeply interested
in the glittering array of cleaning sill
verware that is carried in stock by the
house, the old man advised her to select
her ware there, for, said he 'syou will
find no such stock elsewhere in Sturgis,
and I can personally guarantee that the
goods are of the very best quality. And
while'you are here you had best select
your family clock; layer carries an inn
mense line"
"By the way" said the old gentleman,
''there goes my last check, come over to
the First National bank and I will get a
new check book, besides I want to intro
duoe you to Cashier J. J. Davenport
anyway. OF course you will do your
business there. There is not stauncher
or more liberal institution of the kind in
the state, and it is always pleasant to be
personally acquainted with the men you
do business with. This bank is as solid
as the base rocks of the universe, and
has working capital of $500 with a
surplus of $38, OOO I most heartily rec
ommend it."
This little incident over, the party
stepped ON to the street, and telling the
driver to follow them, walked over to
Jacob Keffeler's. II don't know whether
they have anything we want or not"
said Mr.. Plainfolks, with sly glance at
Meg, "but Til leave it to your ingenuity
to discover if they have" Now, the fact
is, that there is no better-rarely as
good establishment in the west than
this great bargain house. 1t is literally
filled to repletion with dry goods.
''They can supply you with anything,
from darning needle to silk dress.
This house is always to the front with
the latest fashions, largest stock, finest
assortment, and lowest prices" said Mr..
Plainfolks, while they were waiting for
the crowd to thin out little. The gen.
tlemen retired, while Meg was intrusted
here, and when they returned the observ.
ant old man noted that her expressive
face showed signs of fatigue.
Straightway he suggested resort to
some place of refreshment, and an,
nounced that Sturgis boosted of an ex-
quisitly fitted, and delightfully."- comfort
able establishment. he escorted hiG
charges to B. T. Rollins fruit store
Here they regaled themselves on creams
and ices, as delicious as the nectarear
dreams of the gods," SO Meg declared
and found opportunity for further re
freshments in full compliment of all the
leading summer drinks, delightfully."- pre-
pared. Before leaving Meg was literally
loaded down with packages of choic,
CONNECTIONS and native and foreign fruits
for the establishment makes specially
of this line. The gentlemen also found
their favorite ''Wm. Tell'' cigar here.
AS the party was enjoying refresh
ments, Plainfolks INDUCED in bit O
philosophy. "One of the most import
ant auxilleries to happy household is
we'll supplied larder. The kitchen rule
the house, young lady, for as your tabl
} is SO will your husbands temper be. S.
you want to see to it that only the yer,
} best groceries and provisions enter you
} kitchen. most solemnly recommend
} too, that when you have good thinl
you stick to it. Your best plan therefor
} is, find an honest grocer, and when he
!, found never leave him. advise you t.
! deal with G. P. Meyer. You will Away
find HIM full stocked with every possibl
thing in the line of staple and fame
, groceries, fresh and first class-no shell
worn goods there-and in prices the
are way down to brass tacks."
, "And while on this most importan
topic of gastronomies it does not folio,
} that because man must eat, he mus
confne himself to groceries and vegeta
bles-as fundamental rule he must ca
\ meat. To locate the man who can SUP
, ply you satisfactorily-who keeps choic
and juicy meats, fish, game, etc., just i
/ the seasons when they will be most az
) preciated as delicacies, is quite an un
! dertaking, but Carpenter & Stones mea
market, is the place. They are chea
! and we'll stocked, courteous and reliable
. and combine quantity and quality &c
the money. Carpenter & Stones sho
r was visited and a pleasant chat indulge
. in. The young couple was well please
i. with the neatness and completeness {
!. the establishment, and will be proftabl
8 customers.
"Hellop' suddenly said Charles, ether
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