Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-05-28
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table Injuries.
| Upper Main street is being graded 70
correspond with the grade through town.
Mr.. McCracken has the contract.
Meyer can always be relied upon as
having the best Of everything, and sells
cheaper than anyone.
Mr.. e. Z. Huffman received an inva-
lids tricycle. Saturday, which enables
him to get around the town with ease.
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second TO none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
The latest styles and fabrics, the best
ladies' and children's shoes and the best
all-round stock Of dry goods in the city,
al Keffeler's.
MIR. Cofey was renominated by the
mayor, Friday night, for chief of police
but as he received only two votes from
the four alderman present, the matter
was laid over until the next regular
meeting.
Rounds, the photographer, will visit
Sturgis June Is, and remain ten days.
Read local advertisement in another
column.
The Grabill Portrait and view Com
pany is turning out excellent work OF
every variety. Best cabinet photos for
$3 and $3.50 per dozen, and the ife-size
crayon work excels anything ever pro-
duced in the west. The company's facil-
tiles are equal to those of the leading
houses of Chicago or San Francisco, and
prices much lower.
You will always be happy If you trade
with Sparks. He sells the best of every
thing in the grocery line for the least
money.
The Episcopal guild OF Sturgis was
the happy recipient yesterday of con.
tribution Of $111.4O, turned into the
treasury by Mrs. Wells. OF this hand
some sum, $50 came from an eastern
lady friend of Miss Head, and $25
through Mrs. Major Bartlett from one OF
her friends, and the balance-$36.4O-
from the post guild.
II is dull day when Sparks does not
make some home happy by selling a
large bill of groceries for a small
amount of money.
| A special from sturgis to the Omaha
Bee one day last week relative to Judge
Thomas ordering Attorney Harvey to
Jail was incorrect as to the cause of the
difficulty. The Judge himself was exam
lining witness, and Harvey objected to
certain questions that were being holly
fred into the witness, and when ordered
to take his seat by his honor he refused
to obey the mandate, hence subsequent
proceedings.
CARPENTER, has painted the interior OF
his meat market, which makes every
thing in there as nice aad ''sweet as a
peach
A public meeting was held at the city
hall lastRyening to take initiative steps
for a fourth Of July celebration. An
executive committee, composed of Messrs.
Potter, Calvin and Blatt, was appointed,
and Messrs. Sparks, Scotland and Fishel
were chosen to solicit contributions, and
report progress of their work at the sd-
journed meeting to be held on Thurs
day evening next week.
Ice is one of the greatest luxuries to
be had in hot weather, and Hartman is
always ready to supply that luxury,
very cheap.
A letter received this morning by Ell.
E. Perkins from the Rev. Mr.. Echols
brings the cheerful information that the
reverend gentleman has been assigned
new charge-a large city and more
lucrative position. His new home will
be Ross, Ohio, suburban town twelve
miles from Cincinnati. Mr.. Echols was
regarded here as conscientious christ
ian and his friends in the Hills will be
pleased to hear of his promotion.
Schnell is the old and only reliable
He came here before the Hills were dis.
covered and has continuously followed
his profession, gaining new customers
every day and holding them.
The suit to recover $4,000 from the
Black Hills & Ft. Pierre Railroad com.
pany by the administrator of the estate
of Jud. Belding, is now being tried al
Deadwood. 1t will be remembered thai
Mr.. Bedding was killed on the 18th o.
September last by tree falling across 8
train upon defendants road, and or
which plaintiff was passenger. Indi
cations are that the administrator viii
win the case.
/ Grow fat by purchasing groceries o
Meyer, the leading dealer OF Sturgis
He keeps everything that mans stomach