Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-25

Achenbach has d fine line 81 Christ
mas goods, suitable Ar old and young
4. regular ting s;ll he held Mon
day evening next at The city hall for th'
purpose effecting q permanent organiza
ton the militia.
Look Mt those elegant rugs at Keffel
|er's. They would make 4 fine christina
present
DR.. Bowman returned from the coun
try today after an absence Of three o.
fonr days il company with his brother
in-law, G. s. Penfeld Of Fremont.
ASK forStnrgis -four. Second to none
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu
reka. For sale by all grocers.
In returning thanks today TO The
great Giver OF all good, the ADvERTIsEI
will not forget to mention the name o
His Honor Judge BURR for a fine, fat
turkey.
To feel perfectly satisfied that yor
have bought your holiday gifts we'll and
wisely call at Geo. a. Biesmann's jewel
ry store.
Bare Butte lodge No. As, I. O. O. T..
has elected officers for the coming year
Daniel Newell being chosen for the po
sition N. g., and Ct. w. Ladd secretary
Regular meetings are held every Satur
day evening.
Look over Achenbach's stock of holi
day goods before buying. It consists o.
musical instruments, toys, confection
cries, ETC., all of which are sold cheap
Rounds secured two excellent mega
tives Sunday of the members of Sturgil
Hose No. 1, in line ready for action
The jumpers and steamer are shown il
the backgrounds. Twenty-Five of the
boys were present out OF about thirty
belonging to the company.
1t is not safe to buy land without {
correct abstract of title. Many of oul
citizens have paid dearly for deed only
to find out subsequently that they hat
no title whatever. Do not buy foot o
ground without an abstract of title. Ge
your abstract of Judge Polk. He hal
just prepared at large expense set o
abstracts of lands in Meade county.
w. B. Sterling, u. s. district attorney
for South Dakota, spent Monday nigh
in Sturgis. He came down in the inter
est of the case of l.. Lewis VS.. Uncl,
SAM which grew cut Of the aetien-
Capt. Tennessee in destroying quaint
ty of liquors for the plaintiff in Mead
county near the Cheyenne river som,
weeks since.
The band of 200 Indians that sur
rendered and arrived at TT. Meade yes
terday is the one that sent a courie
last week to Meyers for bill of grocer
les. The reds came in to be nearer thi
famous grocery house, 2. S.-The pris
oners did not come, but that is no faul
of Meyers. He is selling goods cheap
just the same.
Horses for sale at Eveleth's ranch OF
the divide, ten miles east Of Sturgis.
II you want goods for every day wea
or for the holidays, visit Keffeler's grea
dry goods emporium. His stock EN-
braces everything that is useful and orna
mental. In addition to the staple prints
etc.. he has full line of notions of th
latest designs, all being sold remarkabl,
low. He keeps complete assortmen
OF ladies' and children's shoes of the fin
est and most substantial makes. A fin
line OF boys clothing can also be foun,
in his establishments. All goods AL an,
sold at bottom figures.
To make a present that will not b
common place, while at the same tim
substantial and sure to please, the jewel
ry line with it's array of watches, clocks
chains, gold pins, pins, novelties, etc.,
the one from which to purchase. Il
buy satisfactorily in this line there is N
time as good as the present and no plac
SO sure to offer an elegant stock and t
suit you in prices as the old reliabl
store of G.. A. Beismann.
Mr.. L. M. Bitney and bride arrives
yesterday morning and will take up thei
permanent residence in Sturgis. Brie
mention was made of Mr.. Bitney's mar
riage in the ADVERTISER last week fror
rumors caught on the fly, but now has th
pleasure of being able to give the nam
of the accomplished young lady whor
Mr.. Bitney was SO fortunate in securin
for a life partner, viz: Miss L. M. Sci
Of Marshalltown, Iowa. The weddin
occurred on the 18th, since which tim
the happy couple have visited friends 8