Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-12-18

| ly low prices His order was placed for
these goods at a time when he had the
assurance that the soldiers would be re-
turned to the post from the reservation,
and as d consequence is oyerstocked and
is compelled to offer everything at a re-
duced price in order to prevent Carrying
the stock over. For the very special in
ducements offered customers attention is
respectfully called to the posters liber-
ally and conspicously displayed about
town.
| Several weeks since A. B. Vrooman
had the misfortune to injure his left eye,
and although very painful he did not
consider himself seriously hurt. In a
day or SO, however, he found it necessary
to secure the assistance of a physician,
and called DR.. Sexton, who discovered the
eyeball had been lacerated sufficiently to
destroy the sight. The doctor treated
the injured optic in such skillful man
ner, though, that one can scarcely detect
that the eye had been hurt, which speaks
well for the doctor as an oculist- and
physician.
A courier arrived from the Indian
strong hold in the bad lands last night,
bringing the startling intelligence that
the Indians were in starving condition
and that the warriors would begin hos
tilities at ONCE unless their wants were
supplied. The messenger was author
lied to state, however, that if Meyer
whose reputation as grocer extends
from the Rocky Mountains to the Miss
issippi-would ELL an order from Young
Man Afraid s-Squaw, peace would
reign supreme, as his table luxuries hath
charms to soothe the savage beast.
A new time table will go into effect
Sunday, December %, on the Fremont,
Elkhorn and Missouri Valley railroad.
The time between Long Pine and Chad
ron will be shortened about two hours
each way, but the arrival and departure
of trains at Omaha and Missouri Valley
will be the same. Trains will arrive in
Deadwood about seven o'clock a. m. and
depart about 4 30 p. m. Supper will be
served at Rapid City at 80.
To make present that will not be
common place, while at the same time
substantial and sure to please, the jewel
ry line with its array of watches, clocks,
chains, gold pins, pins, novelties, etc., is
the one from which to purchase. To
buy satisfactorily in this line there is no
time as good as the present and no place
SO sure to offer an elegant stock and to
suit you in prices as the old reliable
store of G.. A. Beismann.
, The house of Mrs. Mary Vance, on
Elk Greek, six miles from Viewfeld, was
burned with its contents last Wednesday
night. Mrs. Vance was on visit tc
Deadwood at the time. Her loss will be
from $500 to $500. The fire was the
work of an incendiary. Tracks were
found leading to and from the house
in the snow, and the suspected is prob,
ably in custody by this time.
r. B. Schneider of Fremont visited
Sturgis Tuesday in the interest of the
Nye-Schneider Elevator Co., of which
corporation he is a large stakeholder
Mr.. s. is relative of the editor of the
ADVERTISER, and therefore called. They
had not seen one another before in near.
ly twenty five years, except brief meet
, ing of few moments by chance short
time since.
Mr.. J. G. Wenke and Miss Nellie Rod
ebank we're married at the residence O
the brides parents Saturday, the Rev
Mr.. Nelson officiating. The newly we'd
ded couple took the afternoon train fol
Florida, where they will spend abou
D three months among the orange bios
SONS. The best wishes of hundred o
friends follow the happy twain.
The Midland Pacific survey party wal
a at the ranch of Levi Decker, on tn,
r Belle Foucrhe, yesterday. They eros
y the river about four miles below hi
4 place and follow the divide south of tn
# stream several miles through Mead
4, county.
James j. Linton, young man Living
u in the vicinity of Blackhawk, wa
brought to Sturgis Tuesday by Sherii
! Souter upon request of Linton's friends
l. The board of insanity met yesterday AM
!, decided Linton was insane and orders
4 his removal to the state asylum.
Q Before Judge Polk Tuesday, Mona
l. hon made motion to set aside the pre-
y ceedings admitting Mr.. Mccall to til
y bar. The judge has not as yet rendere
n his decision but it is probable it will b
in accordance with his previous cours
- in the matter sustaining Mccall.