Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-08-06

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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.
Keep your face clean and your hair
neatly trimmed if you want to look we'll
and feel better. Schnell will take care
of you. He is an artist.
The Misses Cook are visiting the fam
lily Of Joe Arnold at Belle Fourche this
week, and enjoying themselves fishing in
the ripping waters of the Belle.
Whenever visiting Whitewood you
will find it to your especial interest to
stop at the Meade Street chop house if
you want an all round square meal.
Mrs. Minnie Jones gave her young
friend, Miss Roche, farewell party last
evening. Miss Roche will leave for her
home, Lincoln, Saturday.
HOUSE cleaning or any odd jobs
promptly attended to by A. J. Stewart,
the most reliable and best "artist'' in
town. Leave orders at the ADVERTISER
office.
Ed. Seery, the tailor. died yesterday
afternoon after a brief illness. But lit
tie is known of the antecedents of the
deceased. Hard drink had much to do
with his death.
Rain or shine hot or cold. you will al
ways find Sparks at the front with the
freshest line of groceries found in the
Hills and selling so low that no one is
compelled to 60 hungry.
J. @. Mcmillan started Tuesday morn
lug for Montana via the B. & M. from
Deadwood. He suspects foul play in the
death OF his brother Dan, who was
drowned a few weeks since.
Mr.. J. r. Buchanan, general
passenger agent of The Elkhorn, came up
yesterday morning making brief visit
at Deadwood. This hot weather makes
his trips to the Hills quite frequent.
Times: The Van Amburgh circus
cleaned up in this city at the two per-
formanees given on Saturday last g.
1880; and at Lead 100000; they
met with similar success at all other
points where they exhibited.
Prof. Stocky, the tight rope walker
who gave an exhibition in Sturgis two
weeks ago today, net with a serious &C.
cident at Chadron Monday afternoon.
The rope broke, letting him fall to the
ground, breaking both legs near the
ankle and otherwise injuring him.
Hon. G.. @. Moody left Tuesday for
New York and Washington where bust
ness will detain him for the next two
weeks. He will probably remain in the
capital until after the 18th inst, when re-
hearing of the Lead City townsite case
takes place before the commissioner of
the general land office.
sheriff Beaver went to Elk creek Mon
day to order John Latham to kill
glandered horse. The animal had been
examined and reported to the state vet
Urinary surgeon, who instructed the To-
cal authorities to execute the critter. It
is said that Latman has other horses
badly affected with the same disease.
Friday last Robert Boghtol of Chad
ron met with an accident between White
wood and Belle Fourche that resulted in
his death. He was braking on stock
special, and was knocked from the way
car by the cattle guards at crossing
while the train was going west. Deceas-
ed was spoken of very highly by his
friends and his sad death is lamented by
all.
Times: AL Burnham and Will Adams
have bought all the buildings
at Fort Meade formerly connected with
the post traders business. They are now
being taken down, and the lumber in
them viii be brought to this city and
used In the erection OF cottages. All of
the buildings are lined and ceiled with
matched flooring. Mr.. Burnham says
there is enough material in them to erect
fifteen comfortable houses.
Belle Fourche Bee, 81: Up to yester-
day noon the total number OF cars of
cattle shipped from this station was 212.
At least seven trains are booked to leave
here tomorrow, and the season is hardly
opened yet. Contracts have already
been made by the Elkhorn company for
the shipping Of $500 Streets stable oars
from this station this fall, This does not