Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-04-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Tuesday.
Large assortment OF flower pots, at
Meyer's.
John T. Potter returned from his bus
mess visit to Chicago on Monday.
John Sly left Sunday for Washing
ton, where he expects to reside for the
future.
w. S. Beach leaves Monday for
Waterville, Minnesota, to take up his
permanent residence.
Meyer will give a free coffee and tea
social at his store next Monday. Read
his special announcement.
ASK for Sturgis -four. Secondto none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
Arnold & Fowler, the grocers of
Whitewood, will soon open a branch
store at the new town of Belle FOurche.
J. Logan Sample returned from his
extensive western and southern trip, oc-
cupying a period of nearly one year, on
Friday.
Anyone having q lot of chickens they
wish to dispose of can learn something
to their advantage by calling at this
Office. ...:- -.
The Popular Edition OF the Session
laws of 1891, Of South Dakota can be
had at 81 par copy by leaving orders at
this Office.
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.
Trunks, valises and hand bags-the
best stock in town at Knights harness
shop. Nice assortment, best made goods
and sold the lowest
/. r. Grow and wife returned from
Colorado Saturday afternoon, accom-
panied by Mr.. aud Mrs. Wood. The en-
tire party enjoyed the trip.
Anyone having good dog for sale,
can learn of something to their advant,
sge by inquiring of Fred s. Durham
at the Office of the register of deeds.
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. 49,
Louis Fishel has been t1nder the
weather the past week, suffering witt
neuralgia and one of the most beautiful
otJob's comforter's upon the end of hi
nose. He is better now.
Peter Cavalier, in business in this city
several years ago has returned to Stur
sis and opened a tailor-shop in thu
Northwestern building adjoining thu
store of George Webster.
Various public improvements ar
contemplated in this city at the presen
time which will soon be carried into eff
feet. They will be of great benefit t.
the city and will be soon begun.
Billy Lynch succumbed to the pre-
vailing epidemic last week and is nov
nursing moderate dose OF the gripp
and lively attack of rheumatism. FL
may go to Hot Springs for relief.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Wood Feturne'
Saturday afternoon. They had pleas
ant time during their four weeks vaca
ton, portion of the time having bee
spent at Denver and in the Rockies.
Several new residences are going IL
in various localities in this city an
more are contemplated. Eichoff brother
are erecting large two-story house o
their lots at the corner of Douglas an
Pine streets.
Frank B. Smith, the old-time haei
man, was in the city Monday and Tue
day canvassing in the interest Of b
house, Smith & Maillard, manufacture
of pop and soda, Lead City. He repor
business first class.
Michael McMahon, Nestor(?) of Il
Meade county bar, will leave in a fe
DAYS to take up his residence in the eli
OF Tilford. Two lots and house, al
promises of numerous clients were Il
Inducements held out to the gentlema
The Odd Fellows of Deadwood W
give ball in the opera house on Mo
day evening, April 81, lin commemorate
OF the seventy second anniversary OF t
founding of that order. There will be
public celebration during the 'afternot
Thomas Curlette has gone to the nj
town of Belle Fourche, four miles beyo
Minnesota, at the present terminus
the Elkhorn, to plaster the new hotel
longing to the TOWNSHIP company. II
hotel is two stories high and is Cox
feet in dimensions.
Prof. G. o. Hoagland, the exp
piano tuner, with the w. S. Strait
Music Co., Sioux City, will visit Stur
about May l, and everyone wishing.
secure the services OF profession
tuner Of eleven years experience, sho'
wait until Mr.. Hoagland arrives.
The past week the business men ale
Main street have been cleaning up
front OF their various houses. This
.proper. 1T now behooves everyone
clean their yards and the alleys in
rear OF their property, before
weather breeds bacilli and bacteria.
John g. Mead, for years q dry go
and grocery merchant in Buffalo G
now travelling for p. Rocco & {
Omaha, is in the Hills on his last t.
he having made arrangements to go
Fort Duchesne, Utah, where he and
SON have obtained the post-tradeIshiL