Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-11-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Bean pork at Sparks.
Tuesday was pay day at the post.
Fleischman's quick yeast at Sparks.
Meyer the grocer for every thing tina,
man eats.
The hose boys contemplate buying
uniforms.
All the best varieties of fall and winter
apples at Sparks.
Try that fine pickle pork at Sparks
It is rich eating.
Sparks has car load of fine winter
apples of choice varieties.
Try the California strained honey at
Meyers 1t is the pure juice.
Two miners were killed in the Dead
wood Terra Tuesday, by cave.
The weather is pleasant, excepting that
few political clouds hang in certain To-
calities.
Sparks has large invoice of fine fresh
buckwheat -four. 1t is the boss food for
a breakfast dish.
Quite number Sturgis people visited
the post Tuesday evening to see Uncle
Toms cabin.
A son was born in the family of Theo-
dore Millette Saturday night. The AD-
vERTIsER congratulates.
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
A full line of table delicacies received
at Meyers. Try that walnut catsup.
Something new and extremely palatable.
Quite little snow storm prevailed
here Friday, but the warm, bright sun
removed the beautiful from the valleys
Monday.
A Newcastle dealer has established a
cent rate on all drinks. The under
taker will undoubtedly do prosperous
business.
A report comes from Rockford that a
family named Cartwright had a young
child killed by their New Foundland
dog. The dog crushed the child's head
in his jaws.
The indications are that the B. & M.
will reach Deadwood as early as the
Elkhorn road, if not before. Much
trouble has been experienced in the
Whitewood tunnel by the latter company.
The young men will hold a meeting
tomorrow evening at the Office of Kirk &
Stuart to organize social club. They
will perhaps give the first of series of
dances on Tuesday night of next week.
1t is reported that the F., E. & M. V.
are getting five new engines for passen-
ger service on this division. The en-
gines they are using now not being
heavy enough for the trains they are
pulling.
While under the influence of liquor,
Samuel Falkner was shot and killed at
Rapid, on election day, by his 18-year-
old son. The boy was defending his
mother, who was in danger of being as
saulted by the old man.
A man travelling under the cognomen
of A. w. Cole chopped cord wood for
Chris Meyer until he found that his
''game'' was not in this vicinity. The
fellow was detective, on the lookout
for some crook
B. G. Ash, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ash of
Sturgis, was elected sheriff in Hughes
county, on the democratic ticket. L. E.
Gaffey, we'll known in the Hills, was re-
elected states attorney in the same county
by the republicans.
Second lecture in the series on the
Reformation and Its Heroes" will be
delivered at the Presbyterian church by
Rev. W. F. Nelson, Wednesday evening,
November 10, at 7:30. Admission free
and no collection.
Ed. Mitchell, miner at the Big Mis-
souri,, was seriously injured one day last
week by cave. The unfortunate man
has wife and three children living at
Hill City dependent upon him. Later
Death relieved the sufferer Monday.
A dramatic troupe has been organized
by the members of Sturgis Hose No. 1,
and the first OF the series of entertain
ments to be given by this organization
will be rendered sometime about the 10th
OF December. The first play will be a |
popular drama pleasing, instructive
and entertaining in general.
The old sutler store building caught
fire Sunday morning in one of the upper
rooms occupied as barber shop. The
fire was put out before serious damage
was done The huildin0 10 oxu,,nd ~,