Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-01-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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smith shop.
Horses Tor sale at Eveleth's ranch on
Che divide, ten miles east OF Sturgis.
The ice harvest is now on, number
q parties packing it away.
Attorney Kirk has purchased the resi-
dence property where he has resided
aince locating in Sturgis.
I'D. Hartman has purchased the ice
house and business of Mr.. Farwell, and
viii put up large quantity Of ice.
County Treasurer Flood is on the sick
LET. Though confined to his room, he
- not seriously ILL
Mr.. j. G.. Wenke and bride will re-
turn in few days. They are visiting
% present at Hooker, Neb.
Taxes for 1890 become delinquent
February ]. On that date 5 per cent,
Psnalty will be added. Pay up at once.
A magic lantern entertainment will be
gwen Tuesday evening next at the M.
T. church. Admission 25 cents, child
ssn Is.
J. d. Hartman's 16-year-old son
broke his left arm near the wrist joint,
Tuesday afternoon while playing ''leap
frog"
Mrs. Minnie Jones returned from Lin
ooln Tuesday morning, and accepted
lucrative position with the Western
Bsnk and Trust Company. of this city.
The officers and their wives of Fort
Meade have accepted an invitation ex-
aanded by the Sturgis Social club to at
tend the dance this evening at the opera
house.
Rudolph Eickhoff is getting material
on the ground preparatory to erecting
building ON the corner Of Douglas and
Pine streets, weet of the Presbyterian
church.
Nothing improves the appearance of
man more than to have his hair neatly
trimmed and dressed and clean shave.
Therefore call on Schnell, who will fix
you mp.
The seventh cavalry is certainly an ILL
lated regiment. On the Goth several
members of this gallant body of soldiers
we're killed in collision on the Union
Pacific near Marysville, Kansas, while en-
route from Pine Ridge to Riley.
a. M. Wright, one of the popular pas
ssnger conductors running from Chad
ron to Deadwood, started for California
UDe day last week, accompanied by Mrs.
Wright. During the absence of Mr..
Wright, Conductor Thorndyke takes his
place.
Pneumonia and diphtheria are prevail
ing to an alarming extent in many
places in the Hills, but fortunately Stur-
gss has so far had only one case. of the
Asmer ailments that has proved fatal
and one OF the latter as recorded by the
doctor in charge of the case.
B company, third infantry. J. P.
Thompson captain, will leave in a few
Days by rail for Ft. sully, near Pierre,
where they will be stationed in the flu
tare. Companies 9 and will be sent
Do TT. Smelling in about six weeks and
ahe remaining four troops of the eighth
cavalry will be stationed at this post.
The sixth cavalry goes to Niobrara.
Our customers all speak highly in
praise Of st. Patrick's pills. They are
Inc best-Berry Bros, Carroll. Nebraska.
FOR sale by Mueller the druggist-opti-
Gsan.
The Burlington system has its line
sDmpleted to Deadwood and will put on
regular trains Sunday. next. The Hills
q now blessed with two of the best and
most popular roads in the United States,
and Deadwood is the only town so far
t3at has been fortunate in securing both
Eaes the terminus of each being at that
Kaace.
WA. McMichael, clerk of the courts,
Bssnoved the books and paraphernalia Of
sis Office to the room occupied by the
sAsriff in the city hall, yesterday. Mr..
MeMichael should be provided with a
ME, as the books and papers of his Of
aae are among the most important rec
ssds of the county, and should they be
destroyed by fire or otherwise, their loss
wDuld be irreparable. Buy SAFE.
A bill pending before the legislature
ling the rate at 2 cents per mile on all
HzanOads operating in South Dakota
ales not in any wise effect the price or
azality Of goods sold by Meyer, the gro
a&- He established a reputation years
agD for selling first class groceries at a
kB figure, and our law makers have
axar been happy in this county when