Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-09-18
TELEPHONE NO. s1s,
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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Fishel's.
Only the finest, freshest and ripest
fruit at Max Fishel's.
Heavy frost fell in this locality on the
night Of the 18th instant.
The best tonsorial artist in the Hills
now holds the fort at Schnell's old stand.
Laying iron on the Deadwood line
from Whitewood will probably be begun
today.
Sparks leads in low prices and fine
groceries, which fact is the key note to
his success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. o. Anderson visited
relatives on Hay creek the early part of
the week.
Achenbach's dray line is always busy,
from the fact goods are moved promptly
and with great care.
The A. o. q. w. lodge of Minnesota
will give grand ball and supper at their
place on the 26th instant.
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
Woolsey Burton, aged "a years, 8
months, died at the residence of his son,
Mike, Centennial prairie, on Friday last.
George Scotland boarded stock train
for Chicago last Thursday. He will take
in the corn palace before returning to
Sturgis.
Mrs. V. M. Beaver left Monday for
Jewell City, Kansas, to visit friends and
relatives. She will be absent about three
months.
A full fresh stsck of groceries and pro-
visions can always be found at the relia-
BILE and accommodating house of @. p.
Meyer, Sturgis.
Under the Australian ballot system,
it took five and half hours to count
the 81 votes that had been polled at Bue-
lab, Wyoming.
J. G. Dresser has purchased the post
Office newsstand of Mr.. Chase. The AD-
vERTIsER wishes Mr.. Dresser success in
his new calling.
Father Rosen will leave, today for
Pittsburg, Pa, to attend the meeting of
the German Catholic congress. He will
return October 1.
Mr.. W. A. Stuart, bright young at
torney, will be associated with Mr.. Kirk
in the law business. He will arrive with
his family in a few weeks.
w. B. Skipton left Thursday last for
Chicago in charge of train of cattle for
Harris Franklin. He will visit his home
at Watertown, Ohio, while east.
Frank Burch, delegate to the repub,
ican convention from Burtons precinct,
came up Tuesday, and declares himself
in the ring for states attorney.
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.
Mr.. A. H. Harris who is interested in
several important enterprises that are
about to materialize in Sturgis, arrived
from the east Tuesday morning.
At the dispersion sale of the herd oil
thoroughbred Holstein cattle of James
Brown of Spring Greek, @. B. Farwel
secured the registered bull, Gale Endi,
colt.
Miss Julia Kelley, and the Misses
Walter and Nehroalden took the white
veil Sunday morning. Rt. Rev. Bishop
Marty conducted the impressive ceremo
MES.
Will Warner of the Whitewood Senti
mel attended the entertainment at thu
opera house Tuesday evening and spen
the day yesterday with relatives ant
friends.
The Royce Lansing Musical Come
dy company played to full house il
Sturgis Tuesday evening. Everyon,
enjoyed the entertainment to an extrem
degree.
DIR. Cheney and Judge Rollins re
turned from the Springs Monday even
ing, via Custer and Hill City. Th
doctor visited the Springs on profession
al business.
Rev. Mr.. Lymer shipped his Household
effects Monday to Hot Springs, wher
he will reside 10 future. Mrs. Lymer vii
visit friends in Sturgis few days be
fore taking her departure.
The f., e. & M. V. is plating tow
about three miles northwest of Minnesota
and will name it Bullock. The compan,
recently bought $40 acres at that plac
of the Star & Bullock Stock company.
Testimony was being taken Tuesda
in the divorce case of Isaac Campbe
before Max Hoehn, clerk of the dristric
court, as referee. Attorney Harvey wa
conducting the prosecution for the plain
tiff.
Mr.. Frank A. Ross of Superior. Wis
consin, is in the city in the interest {
the syndicate that contemplates putin
in the system OF waterworks at Sturgil
He is pleased with the Hills, and th
country surrounding Sturgis.
Hon. James Anderson died at his HON
ON Centennial prairie last Friday, wit
cancer of the stomach, aged 46 year.
He was q member OF the last legislator
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