Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-05-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The Sturgis school viii close tomor-
row,
Sparks for groceries, provisions and
table Injuries.
Special sale for the next ten days on
hats, at Sparks.
Prof, G. L, Pinkham is sojourning in
Sturgis for few days.
The best goods for the least money
can always be found at Sparks.
The guild will meet next Wednesday
evening at the residence OF Mrs. @. G.
Polk.
Small house for sale or rent, with or
without furniture, Apply to G. B.
Farwell.
See displayed advertisement of FL. G.
Wilson, owner of s'Henri," the import
ed coach stallion.
Meyer can always be relied upon as
having the best of everything, and sells
cheaper than anyone.
Mrs. Chas. M. Thomas and daughter
are visitors in Sturgis this week, while
the Judge is holding court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polk entertained Judge
and Mrs. Thomas and a few friends at
their residence last evening.
@. w. McNair, special agent for the
Mutual Life, is looking after the inter-
ests of his company in this locality.
Mrs. John Dolan was visitor in
Sturgis Tuesday from Deadwood, look
ing after her real estate in this city.
Judge G. G. Bennett was a pleasant
caller at the ADVERTISER Office yester-
day. He had several cases in court
here.
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.
J. w. Fowler, ESQ.,, has been attending
court here This week, looking after i'm
portant matters in the interest of the F.,
r. G. M " conoY,anv
To violate the laws of health is an
objectionable sin, and if you will buy
ice of Hartman you will always have
pure cold water to drink.
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka For sale by all grocers.
Miss Clyde Campbell left for her
home in Wichita, Kansas, last evening.
She has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Grow, for several months past.
Schnell has his new tonsorial parlors
and bath rooms in elegant shape-every
thing being neat and clean. Finest
shop in the city. First-class workmen
and courteous attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Marshall left for
Yankton Sunday evening and will visit
with friends until after the worlds fair
convention, in which meeting Mr.. Mar
shall will represent Meade county.
Cashier HALEY of the First National
of Rapid City, and Charley Pierce, the
courteous agent for the Elkhorn at that
place, were visitors to Sturgis this week
as witnesses before the petit jury.
The secretary of war telegraphed the
commander at TT. Meade, asking for an
estimate of the probable cost to enlarge
the garrison to accommodate ten troops
of cavalry. 1t is the general impression
that bids may be called for soon to begin
charging the post.
John Dillon played to a large audi
ance at the Francis opera house Tues.
day evening. The play was regular
rib tickler and every one laughed as
they never laughed before. Dillon'e
troup will always meet with warm re.
ception in sturgis.
Messrs Allen and Confer received
their bicycles Friday. At first the ma.
chimes bucked worse than a Texan bron.
chic with cocklebur under the back
cinch, but the boys soon got them un.
der control and now travel with ease and
rapidity wherever they chose to go.
The Grabill Portrait and view Com.
pany is turning out excellent work Of
every variety. Best cabinet photos fol
$3 and $3.50 per dozen, and the life-size
crayon work excels anything ever pro,
duced in the west. The company's faeil
tiles are equal to those of the leading
houses of Chicago or San Francisco, an6
prices much lower.
The members of Calvin Duke post
e. A. r., invite all school children and
their parents to assist in decorating sol
diers graves on May 80. The post vii
convene at their hall at 2 p. M, sharp
and march from there to Bare Butt.