Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-07-23
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

THURSDAY, JULY 70, 1891.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Mrs. F. M. AlleS Is stopping al Hot
Springs.
Wilbur Bowman shook hands with
his sturgis freinds Saturday.
Comstock's old feed barn succumed
to the wind storm Monday night.
Mrs. George Bews OF Deadwood is
visiting friends in Sturgis this week.
The Episcopal church building begins
to assume the proportions Of nice place
OF worship.
Jim Allen has returned from Hot
Springs and accepted position with
Fritz Ammon.
Mr.. Calvin is having neat barn built
upon the rear OF his residence lots. 1t
is 16x22 feet.
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
The board OF county commissioners
adjourned sine die Saturday, after trans
acting large volume OF business.
A. Il. Van Dervort. manager OF the
collection department OF David Bradley
& Co., Council Bluffs, was in Sturgis
yesterday.
The latest styles and fabrics, the best
ladies' and children's shoes and the best
all-round stock of dry goods in the city,
at Keffeler's.
Fred Savignac of Lead is lying at the
the Commercial in this city, very sick
man. Kidney troubles are the cause of
his illness.
The terrific wind storm Monday night
did not create half the excitement that
Meyer does in giving low prices on the
staples of life.
Women cannot afford to wear them
selves out cleaning houses when they
can secure the services of Stewart, an
artist at such work.
George Single and wife came in
Tuesday morning from the ranch, and
reported heavy rain and big wind
storm ON the Belle Monday night.
Thursday last T. B. Hays had leg
broken at Rnnkle's saw mill by log
rolling over him. The injured man was
fortunate to escape with his life.
Cool weather and heavy rains have NO
effect upon Hartman in delivering ice
one OF the greatest Injuries, as well as
necessities, OF the summer season.
Five prisoners escaped from the Dead.
wood jail last Friday, ny cutting hole
through the brick wall with case knife
Three of the men were recaptured but
the other two are still at large.
Weather is good, crops are growing
stock is fattening and every thing in
general wears air Of prosperity-yet
ambitious man is not happy, especially
il he does not trade with Sparks.
William Linscott of Morse creek, si1
miles from Tilford, made business trip
to the county seat yesterday and tool
time to call and tell the ADvERTIsEB
that everything looked well in hi
neighborhood.
A number of Miss Anna Meisel'l
friends from Deadwood gave her guest
Miss Francis of Sturgis, pleasant sur
prise party Monday. A very pleasant
and enjoyable time was had till quite late
Lead City local item in Times.
The young ladies aid society of thu
M. Il. church met last evening at tn.
residence of Thomas Cook, and after tn
business Of the meeting was transacted
tea was served, then general socia
good time followed, the young folks en-,
joying themselves with music, plays
games, etc.
A large number of Sturgis people at
tended the silver wedding festivities
given Thursday last by Mr.. and Mrs. J
P. Keffeler at their pleasant home dowI
in the valley. All report big time, ant
the ADVERTISER takes pleasure in wish
ing that Time will deal so kindly with
Mr.. and Mrs. Kefeler that they will b
able to celebrate their golden wedding
Mrs. John Monheim had some excit
ing experience Saturday with her buggy
horse. While hitched in front OF the de
pot the animal got scared and broke
loose. hurting the lady pretty badly Al
she attempted to hold him with the bri
die reins. The two children wert
thrown from the buggy and more les,
hurt, and the vehicle smashed in smith
ers.