Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-09-04

nectlng with all important towns In the sir
Black Hills counties
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER i. 1890.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Smoke the Eel Arabe cigar, at Max
Fishel's.
A fine rain fell in this locality Thurs
day night. $500. -.
Sabin is putting up neat, roomy
barn for T. M. Allen.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Harlow Monday of this Week.
The best tonsorial artist in the Hills
now holds the fort at Schnell's old stand.
Ed. Towns, representing Perkins Bros,
waited upon our county officials Mon
day.
Sparks leads in low prices and fine
groceries, which fact is the key note to
his success.
Achenbach's dray line is always busy,
from the fact goods are moved promptly
and with great care.
f. M. Allen has been confined to his
home for several days past, but is some
what improved today.
Miss Walton and Mrs. I. r. Grow of
Meade county took an active interest in
the chautauqua meeting at Hot Springs
The annual meeting of the Black Hills
conference was held at Hot Springs last
week. The Sturgis circuit is to be sup
piled.
AS liver regulator Frank Cornwell
says shingle nails are not success. He
accidentally swallowed three or four one
day last week.
AS will be noticed by the professional
card of DR.. Smith he has removed his
dental parlors to Main street over Cen
trail meat market.
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.
Owing to his immense trade, Sparks
never has any shelf worn goods. His
motto is "quick sales and small profits"
hence his stock is absolutely fresh
and AL.
Nicholas McGregor has taken charge
OF Schnell's barber shop, and as he is one
OF the finest artists in the Hills the AD-
vERrIsER takes pleasure in commencing
him to the public
The Royce Lansing Musical Comedy
company, consisting of ten people, will
visit Sturgis on the 10th inst and give
one OF their popular entertainments
Further mention next week.
Frank Ayers of Buffalo Gap was in
town Thursday night enroute for Dead
wood with fine team of driving horses
of the Gov. Sprague stock. He went up
to attend the Lawrence county races.
]. F. Allen suffered quite severely
from prairie fire Wednesday last, i'm the
loss of 35 tons of hay, 800 bushels of
oats, stables, sheds, ETC., at his ranch on
Nine Mile. The fire originated at Jones'
haying camp.
The W. @. T. U. of sturgis will give a
Rainbow" social tomorrow evening at
Meyers building, Main street. A splen-
did supper will be served, at 35 cents,
children 20 cents. The ladies will make
the occasion extremely pleasant for ey
eryone who attends.
The Sturgis public schools opened
Monday morning with Prof. TYLER in
charge assisted by the Misses Thurtell
and Pratt. The children all appeared
bright and fresh, and glad to resume
their studies after several weeks vaca-
tion.
The splendid success with which g. P.
Meyer has met during his several years
in the grocery business in Sturgis, shows
that he is popular merchant with the
people and fully abreast with the times.
Pure fresh goods, low prices, and cour-
teous treatment does the business.
1t is not safe to buy land without a |
correct abstract of title. Many of our
citizens have paid dearly for deed only
to find out subsequently that they had |
no title whatever. Do not buy a foot of |
ground without an abstract of title. Get
your abstract of Judge Polk. He has
just prepared at large expense a set of
abstracts of lands in Meade county.
The l2-year-old daughter of G.. B.
Barnes was attacked Saturday evening,
near the halfway house while hunting
COWS, by tramp, who attempted to take
her ear rings. Her screams attracted
the attention OF a gentleman driving by
causing the tramp to seek shelter in the
brush and escape. One or two of these
tenderfeet will be the principal actor in
q hanging matinee before long, which
will have moralizing effect upon those
that are still with MS.
The Hot Springs chautauqua closed the
middle OF last week with very satisfacto-
ry results. IL the Hills people had
given the assembly as much attention as
did outsiders the attendance would more
than have been doubled and the benefits
correspondingly extended. However.
everybody was well pleased with the la
bors Of the initial meeting, and the opin.
ion prevails that next season win eclips
anything of the kind ever held in the