Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-07-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Celebrate.
Celebrate at Sturgis.
Celebrate at Sturgis July 4.
A fine shower fell last night.
Celebrate at sturgis on the Fourth OF
July.
Piedmont and Tilford will burn pat
riotic powder Saturday.
MIR. Calvin made flying business
trip TO the Springs Monday night.
Eastman & Marble are negotiating for
the gallery building lately occupied by
A. A. Rounds.
The way to make money is to save it,
and the way to save it is to buy goods
OF Sparks, the old reliable grocer.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Gore were among
the witnesses attending court this week.
The Presbyterian church is being re-
papered and the interior otherwise beau
tifully decorated.
Two fresh tAilch COWS for sale. Call
at the ADVERTISER office.
Mrs. F. M. Allen, and Messrs. Sparks
and Davenport were visitors to Deadwood
Monday.
Hon. William Gardner of Rapid City
was in Sturgis Tuesday on business con-
nected with the Clark estate.
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
Eight or ten stock trains of twelve to
fouteen cars each have come up the
road this week and unloaded at the
Belle.
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.
None of the towns will get to the front
on the Fourth like Sturgis. Her name
is Scoop in all the word implies when it
comes to doing the handsome thing in
perpetuating patriotism.
The Young Ladies aid society will
hold an ice cream social at the usual
place during the Fourth. Everybody
can get fine dish of cream and excel
lent cake.
The only way to enjoy life these hot
days is to use that fine pure ice Hartman
sells.
Coal Oil John wants to correspond
with red-headed typewriter with a view
to matrimony. He is rustler, owns two
red dogs, and handsome. IT,
A Mrs. Armstrong of Hill City was
visiting at Hot Springs last week and
Tuesday she was bitten on the ankle by
rattlesnake and died Friday from the
effects of the poison.
No occasion to go hungry as long as
Meyer is selling goods at such astonish-
ingly low prices. See what he is doing.
Miss Media Gray returned Friday last
from Hot Springs, where she has
been for seveaal weeks attending the M.
E. college, which closed for the season
last week. Miss Gray began teaching a
summer term of school, Monday, in the
Pleasant valley district
Alderman Brandt, proprietor of the
City, bakery will add new branch to
his business, and that is the manufac-
ture Of all kinds of pure and fancy can
dies. He just received large invoice
OF sugars, pastes, nuts and favorings,
and necessary apparatus for this special
ity in his business. Mr.. Kenner, an ex-
perienced German manufacturer, will as
sist in starting the new enterprise.
Times: Edward X. DePuy, resi-
dent of Deadwood for the last five years,
left yesterday for Rapid to accept a
clerkship under Register Luse of the
United States land office. Mr.. DePuy
is an expert stenographer and typewrit.
or, and well qualified for duties of the
new position on which he enters today
Proposals for supplying TT. Meade
with oats were opened yesterday, the
lowest bidders being S. T. Voorhees,, 100
900 pounds at 81 10 and same quantity
at 98; G. ?. Meyer, 100000 at $1.07
and FL. A. Carpenter 100000 at SLY
The bids will average nearly 90 per cent
lower than those submitted April 80.
Neil Shoemaker and wife were taking
pleasure ride Saturday in a small
boat on the new lake above Rapid City
The vessel capsized and Mr.. Shoemaker
was drowned and the life of Mrs. Shoe
maker was saved with great difficulty
The body was not recovered until Tues
day. Deceased was an old resident o
the Hills, and a man who had many gooe
friends that viii read of his sad deatl
with sorrow.