Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-11-27
STURGIS ADVERTISER.
THURSDAY noyHMBER n, 1880.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Bean pork at Sparks.
Judge Polk is improving.
Sweet potatoes at Sparks.
New invoice OF those Bermuda onions
at Sparks.
Meyer the grocer for every thing that
man eats.
Mrs. FL. A. Carpenter visited Dead
wood Saturday.
All the best varieties of fall and winter
apples at Sparks.
Frank Rhodes is the happy father of a
baby boy, born Friday.
Sparks has car load of fine winter
apples of choice varieties.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Allen left yester-
day for Hot Springs to spend the winter
at that point.
The wife of Hon. M. NJ. Cooper is
able to be up, and Mrs. John ID. Patton
is slowly recovering.
During the sickness of Judge Polk,
MIR. Wenke officiates at the bank helping
Assistant Cashier Allen.
Schnell, the old reliable tonsorial ar
fist, can always be found at his post Of
duty. His work is first class. ...
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
r. H. Kirk, esq.,, and Mrs. Kirk and
brother were visitors Sunday at Pied
mont, guests of Capt. Gardner.
A full line of table delicacies received
at Meyers. Try that walnut catsup.
Something new and extremely palatable.
VIM. Torbet came down from Dead
wood Monday, somewhat under the
weather. He hopes that the change will
give him relief.
A nice line of fresh groceries can al
ways be. found at Sparks, the grocer,
known far and wide for fair dealing; and
courteous treatment.
Meyer doesn't take back seat for any
grocer in the Hills when it comes to first
class goods and low prices. His stock
is fresh and complete.
Rev. G. G.. Ware was unable to hold
services last week in Sturgis, owing to
sickness. Word from Rapid is to the Of
feet that he is recovering.
Bay Nayhewwrote to his sister from
Kansas that heswas ready to start FOR
Texas. Ray is bright, honest boy aad
will make friends wherever he goes.
At thu special election held yesterday |
in Lake eennty the independents elected I
their candidate to the Legislature by 200
So says special to the AID
vERTIsER.
From the Minnesota Star it is learnsd
that, J! W. Van Horn lost all Of his ranch
buildings, hay, etc, by fire on the 18th
inst The origin of the fire is unknown.
Ne insurance.
The 3-year-old son of Hon. d. FL. |
Clark of Rapid, died Thursday last of
diphtheria. Mr.. Clark's large number
of friends throughout the Hills deeply
sympathize with him in his affiichon.
This is Thanksgiving, and in offering
prayers today for the poor and needy
slide them bountiful dish of cold turkey
and they will have more consideration
for the blessings offered up in their be-
half.
L. e. Blanchard, public examiner,
made Sturgis an official visit this week.
He paid Meade county high, compi-
ment on it's financial condition, and the
accuracy of the books as kept by the
treasurer and auditor.
The family Of Mr.. B. B. Harris ar
rived Monday from Illinois and are COM
fortably settled in their pleasant home
he had prepared for them, ON Spruce
street. They make valuable aquisi-
ton to the society of Sturgis, and it is
to be hoped that they will be pleased
with their new surroundings.
1t is not safe to buy land without
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 foot of
ground without an abstract of title. Get
your abstract of Judge Polk. He has
Just prepared at large expense q set of
abstracts of lands in Meade county.
The council has ordered a heater for
the engine. 1t is to be attached to the
boiler and the water kept hot by means
OF gasoline jet. Mr.. Davenport saw
the contrivance in practical operation
while in Minneapolis, and it was through