Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-07-23
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Mrs Wore, near Spearfsh.
Economy is the road that leads TO
wealth. Hit the trail by dealing with
Sparks.
Prof. Cushman, dean Of the school OF
mines, spent Tuesday night at the Sher-
idan house.
1t is great pleasure to be able to get
an easy, clean shave when you want it
and Schnell is just the man to do it.
Il. Z. Hatch OF Tilford has about
eleven acres of potatoes that will yield
over 200 bushels to the acre. It is q
fine patch OF spuds.
Deadwood will at last have hotel,
final arrangements having been made.
IL will be located on Sherman street,
near the B. & M. freight depot.
A tight-rope faker entertained large
crowd in Sturgis yesterday afternoon
about two hours taking collection, and
fifteen minutes walking the hemp
House cleaning or any odd jobs
promptly attended to by A. j. Stewart,
the most reliable and best s'artist'' in
town. Leave orders at the ADVERTISER
office.
Meyer does not take back seat for
anyone, but on the contrary he leads the
van in the grocery business. He keeps
everything, all of which is fresh and
cheap.
Judge Hall comes down from Dead
wood every evening and spends the
night in Sturgis, seeking relief from
bronchial troubles by getting into lower
altitude.
Main street was thrown open Satur-
day. It is great improvement, and
one which should have been done long
ago. The street is now one of the best
in the Hills.
Excursion tickets to Hot Springs now
give purchasers the privilege of two
days instead of one. They are sold Sat-
urday evening, returnable Tuesday morn
ing, at $3.50.
Mrs. f. AZ. Rood returned Tuesday
morning after an absence of nearly nine
months visiting in Iowa and New Jersey.
She had a pleasant trip, but was glad
to see the Hills again.
PAIL & Sabin have supplanted their
old bellows with an improved rotary
blower, giving them better facilities for
their rapidly growing business. They
can raise the wind now.
Two DRINKS and cutting scrape Sun
day night at Noland's saw mill. Henry
Reed slashed Jim Edwards across the
wrist with a pocket knife, making an
ugly, but not serious, wound.
N. L. Witcher reports realizing good
prices for the personal property sold at
auction Saturday at Whitewood. Mr..
Witcher is an auctioneer that knows how
to dispose of second hand goods at their
full value.
The professional card of Whitfield &
Whitfield, physicians of Hot Springs, ap-
pears in this paper. The doctors give
electric baths with the most modern
electrical appliances, which insures bet
ter results, il possible, than the old sys-
tenn.
From William holland, who visited
Belle Fourche Tuesday, the ADVERTISER
learns that the new town will have fine
Touring mill of 125-barrel capacity in
operation by November 1. Messrs. Teel
& Bennett are the gentlemen pushing
the enterprise. Water power will be
used, of which Belle Fourche has great
plenty.
i A joint institute Of the Black Hills
counties win be held in Spearfsh dur.
ing the last week in August and the
first week in September, at which the
best instructors obtainable will be in at
tendance. Arrangements have been
made by which the hotels will furnish
board and lodging at rs cents per day
and private families will furnish the
same at 30 cents. All teachers and per.
sons who are interested in the work oil
education are requested to be present.
w. FL. Seward was visiting Sturgis
grocerymen yesterday. Mr.. Seward is
the president of the Black Hills Mercan.
tile company, corporation recently or.
ganized for carrying on wholesale gro
Gerry business and whose headquarters
are at Rapid City. J. B. Cottle is vice
president, and both gentlemen fill the
additional positions Of resident mana.
gers. The company is putting up q
brick business house 50x10O feet, three
stories above the basement which will be
ready for occupancy by September /, al