Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-08-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Try SchnelI6 new barber.
Smoke the Ell Arabe cigar, at Max
Fishel's.
a daughter was born Tuesday morn
ing to the wife OF Jacob Yeager.
Only the finest, freshest and ripest
fruit at Max Fishel's.
Achenbach for prompt draying. Goods
handled with great care.
Buy groceries Of Meyer IL you want
good goods at reasonable figures.
August 20 we will have genuine cir
Gus and wild animal show in Sturgis.
A large invoice Of Fry's celebrated
Cocoa just received at Sparks, direct
from London.
O. J. Winchell is the happy father OF
another boy baby. The little one arrived
Thursday last.
Garlick has put on new hack be-
tween the depot and Ft. Meade. The
wagon is beauty.
Whitewood has completed her system
OF water works, and the boys have organ
lied hose company.
@. B. Farwell this week finished siding
his residence and is giving it q few coats
OF paint. Good improvement.
The young folks of sturgis enjoyed
themselves Friday night until late
hour at the Social club dance.
The McCracken boys have the contract
to furnish transportation through the
Hills for the Mcmahon circus.
Schnell's barber shop is the finest es-
Enlistment in the city, and all tonsorial
work is done in short order and first class
style.
If you want to enjoy the luxuries of
life visit the grocery emporium of p. E..
Sparks and invest in some of the many
delicacies displayed there.
Sparks keeps everything in the groc-
cry and provision line from the most
fancy article to the most substantial.
Sells cheap and only first-class goods
The annual financial statement OF
Meade county will appear in the ADvER-
TIsER next week. The extreme length
Of the report precludes its publication
today.
For good goods and general all around
fair dealing Meyer leads all competitors.
He does business in a manner that will
prolong life to both himself and custom
ers.
Judge Rollins has rented the Dolan
residence on First street, and will remove
therein soon. Mr.. Dolan will hereafter
reside in his new residence in the south
part OF town.
Mrs. G. A. Green of Alkai brought to
town Monday evening her 12-year-old
son who had broken his left arm by fall
ing from buggy. The fracture was re-
duced by DR.. Smith.
Louie Lewis has as fine and complete
stock of original packages as ever dis
played in Sturgis. His speciality is
high grade goods and courteous treat
ment. He also sells the best brands Of
cigars made.
A good living brings happiness; hap.
piness wealth, wealth 1uxury-all Of
which may be accomplished by purchas
ing your groceries and fancy table goods
OF g. P. Meyer, the man who sleeps
sound because Of dealing fairly with hi
customers.
In the future the ADVERTISER vii
charge full rates for all notices of what
ever nature for entertainments of any
character demanding an admission fee
Notices of church services, marriages
birth and death notices will be inserted
free, as formerly.
DIR. Bowman was called to Buffal.
Gap Saturday afternoon on professional
business. He returned Monday. Th'
medical firm of Bowman & Sexton ar,
having quite an extensive practice in al
parts of the Hills, owing to their higl
standing in their profession.
8. @. Evans, Hot Springs iveryman
ON Friday bought DR.. Browns team ant
carriage, paying $500 for the outfit. Th
team was considered one of the best spar
OF driving horses in the Hills, and Mr.
Evans is to be congratulated upon secur
ing this fashionable turnout for his barn
The timber fire mentioned by the Al
vERTrsER last week, proved to be within
100 yards of Beavers saw mill. 1t j
. supposed to have originated from CAM
fire. MIR. Beaver can be considered quit
fortunate in escaping from being burne'
out at the time, but heroic work save,
him from any loss.
F. M. Mcfarland OF Adrain, MINI
made cleanup in Sturgis last week
selling patent continuance for the us
OF pot rustlers. The device is hand,
article for the cook, and from the fac
that Mac got $50 rake-of for thre
days work here shows that his paten
was salable.
The FIRE board held it's annual meeting
Friday night at the department parlor
and elected officers for the ensuing yea
as follows: g. E. Hair, chief; p. c
Lane, treasurer; trustees, j. @. McMil
Ian from the engine company, H. +
Perkins from the hose and Max Blat
from the hooks. A good set OF officers
Prof. McCanville, the lightweight