Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-07-10
TELEPHONE NO. s1s.
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1890.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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September term of court.
The celebrated ''Peak family enroute
to Sturgis will make its appearance soon
and give grand entertainment.
DR.. Bowman was called one day last
week to reduce fracture in the right
arm OF gentleman living on the Belle
Fourche.
Whitewood is enjoying very prosper
GUS times just now, owing to the active
operations in railway building in that
vicinity.
0 for hammock in the depths OF
Boulder canyon, where old Sol never en-
tiers and railroad amt likely to-1O3 in
the shade yesterday.
A light shower fell on the night of the
4th, bat the weather during the after
noon seemed to be doing it's share of the
celebration in intensity of heat.
A fine bunch of young horses from
Montana passed through Sturgis Sun
day enroute for Pierre. The prices
asked were upwards of $50 per head.
The leading restaurant in Sturgis is
that Of John Schiferstein-a place where
the wants of the inner man are catered
to in the highest style of the culinary
art.
Messrs. Polk & Street have the only
complete transcript of the records of
Meade county, and from them alone can
true and correct abstracts of title be OBJ
tanned.
e. T. Huffman has sold his entire herd
OF cattle to A. L. Holcomb, of Rapid
City. Mr.. Holcomb takes everything
except the ranch and fourteen head of
horses. The price paid was not stated
by our informant.
Work is being pushed rapidly on the
Minnesota extension of the F. E. & M.
V. line. The grade will be nearly COM
pleted during this month, Judging from
the way the dirt is flying. The road
passes through fine country.
Although the young shavers may be
numerous and the big shavers may do
you up in trade, you can always call
in at the elegant tonsorial parlor of
Schnell's and get clean shave and first
class hair cut at reasonable rates.
The Record was issued last week in
patriotic colors-red, white and blue.
As fourth of July edition it was great
success, and showed good taste and ex-
cellent judgment in Mr.. Hair in getting
up a paper of that character.
The grocery and provision house of
P. E. Sparks, successor to Sparks &
Allen, always carry full and COM
plete line of groceries and provisions
and those dealing with them are sure of
getting the best the market affords.
No serious accidents of any kind
occurred on the 4th in Sturgis. After
the potato race Max Hoehn's little girl,
in attempting to cross the street, was
knocked down by team, but as it was
gentle she was more scared than hurt.
The celebration at Minnesota on the
18th was great success. A large num-
Der of people were in attendance and all
enjoyed themselves hugely. The enter
prising people of the town did every
thing possible for the pleasure of the
visitors.
H. A. Carpenter has bought an undi-
vided half interest in the City meat mar
ket, and henceforth the firm name will
be Stone & Carpenter. The shop has
always enjoyed good patronage under
the management OF Mr.. Stone and we
bespeak for it an increased. business.
g. G.. Roberts, of Rapid City, will be
in Sturgis tomorrow soliciting orders
for new book entitled BATTLES and
Leaders of the Civil War;" work that
will be valuable acquisition to any
library, as it is full of historical inform
alton and "reminiscences of the rebellion.
Don't kindle fire in the kitchen these
100 degree days and make your hus-
band hot when he comes to dinner, but
60 to the popular grocery and provision
store of p. e. Sparks and get some of
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and serve cold lunch with ssiced tea"
A navy revolver in the hands of Dick
Stevens and bull dog in the hands of
r.. Hulburt was the cause of little ex-
element on the street Monday, but lit
tie discretion on the part of one and the
lack OF valor on the other resulted in
nothing more than the bruising of HUI
burt's head which came in contact with
the butt end of the navy.
The lawsuit of VIM. Myers VS.. J. d.
Hartman, to collect damage done to
crops by stock, and which has been
called up in Justice Rollins court several
times and postponed on account of lit
tie difficulty between the parties inter-
ested, was again called up Monday and
decided in favor of the defendant, on de-
muir, without going to trial. An appeal
to the county court was taken by the
plaintiff.
The Sacora depot has been moved up
to Piedmont and during the week con-
nection will be made with the Elkhorn
by the Homestake road. The sidetracks
will all be laid in a few days, and the
track is laid ON the main line for some
distance up the canyon. The round
house lie up and used by the engines OPP
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