Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-11-06
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1890,
LOCAL AND aENERAI. NEWS.

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man eats.
All the best varieties of fall and winter
apples at Sparks.
Try that fine pickle pork at Sparks.
1t is rich eating.
A pleasant dance was held Tuesday
evening at the hall.
Sparks has car load of fine winter
apples of choice varieties.
Mrs. 0. J. Winchel left Sunday for
Wisconsin to spend the winter.
Try the California strained honey at
Meyers 1t is the pure juice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mochel were visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Cornwell, this week.
Mrs. Ed. Tallman is improving. She
has been seriously i'll for several weeks.
Berton Lamberton shipped car load
of cattle to Omaha from Tilford Satur-
day.
Mrs Dolan came down from Central
yesterday to look after her property in
Sturgis.
Meyer received two cars of the finest
winter apples yesterday ever put on this
market.
Sparks has large invoice of fine fresh
buckwheat -four. 1t is the boss food for
a breakfast dish.
Mr.. M. P. Holman has leased the AL
len residence where they are pleasantly
located for the winter
D. P. Flood received telegram an
nouncing the election of his brother to the
Massachusetts Legislature.
Ask lk fer fer SStttargis -four. Second to none
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
Apricots, evaporated peaches, and in
fact full line of California fruits of this
years crop, just opened at Sparks.
Shave with Schnell, the old and only
reliable standby artist in Sturgis. He
is on hand eighteen hours every day.
The troops at Oelrichs have been Or
dered back to Fl Meade at once. Cold
weather keeps the festive Indian at home
The net receipts of the Presbyterian
fair Tuesday was over 800. The ladies'
fed literally and their patrons ate often.
George Zentz gave the young people
social dance at his residence on Pleas
ant valley Friday night. Several Stur-
gisites attended. ------- .r
J. T. Hamilton, with George A. Ken
nard, importer of teas, spices, cigars, etc.
st. Joe, favored the ADVERTISER with a
pleasant call to-day.
The prudent housewife buys her groc-
cries of Meyer, who keeps the finest quail
ity of goods to be found and sells at
prices that lead all competitors.
Mr.. Rounds family arrived Saturday
morning from Yankton, and will take up
their residence in the photograph gallery
building as soon as repairs can be made
Our customers all speak highly in
praise of st. Patrick's pills. They are
the best-Berry Bros, Carroll, Nebraska.
For sale by Mueller the druggist -opti-
clan.
The ADVERTISER joins with many
friends in extending sympathy to Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Edmonds in the loss of
their baby boy, which sad event occur
red Monday evening.
A railroad bridge on the Elkhorn
burned Monday afternoon below Morse's
ranch delaying the east bound mail sew
eral hours The fire reached the bridge
from the burning prairie.
The insurance money from the state
auditor due the Sturgis fire department
was transferred from the city treasurer
to the hose company, by order of the
council Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Allen will leave
Monday for Hot Springs, where they
will spend the winter. Their numerous
friends regret their departure from the
city, although but temporary.
The Episcopal guild of Sturgis will
hold fair at TT. Meade ON or about
December 9, for the purpose OF raising
additional funds to build a church in
Sturgis. The post ladies are, taking an
extraordinary interest in the entertain
ment.
Fred J. Sackett, business manager of
The Knights Jewel, Omaha, visited
Sturgis in the interest of his publication.
He secured several subscribers among
the X. of P. boys. The Jewel is the Of
fetal paper of the Nebraska grand lodge
and is the leading Pythian journal in the
west.
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