Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-03-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Fresh lemons and oranges at Sparks.
Schnell is good workman, reliable
and always at his shop.
The weather is damp, cold and un-
settled, but the farmer is happy.
The council at its meeting Monday
evening resolved to enforce the pound
ordinance. That is right.
Rev. Nelson will begin series OF lee
lures Sunday next on the subject Of
what is Christianity
Mrs. Fred Helms of Buffalo Gap was
visitor at Sturgis Friday and Saturday
last, the guest of FL. O. Anderson.
All sorts of choice eatables at Sparks.
Everything fresh pure and wholesome,
and sold at figures surprisingly low.
Keffeler sells shoes 80 cheap that no
man, woman or child can afford to go
bare foot or even wear shabby shoes.
Fritz Ammon will visit the Springs in
few days, and during his absence
Bailey Madison will have charge of the
business.
Subject for the morning service at the
NJ. E. church next Sunday is: "Justifica-
tion by Faith" Evening, IA Call to
Surrender"
Frank Rhoads' baby, aged 8 months
and ~ days, died Tuesday morning and
was buried yesterday afternoon in the
cemetery at Sturgis.
The order of Knights of Pythias will
establish a lodge at Hill City Saturday
night. A number of Sturgis knights
will assist in the ceremonies.
The faculty Of the Spearfsh normal
school extended an invitation to the Rev.
MFR. Nelson to deliver the baccalaureate
sermon at Spearfish on the 7th day of
June.
Mrs. G. B. Barnes was called to
Clarks, Nebraska, few days since to
attend the funeral of her mother, an &C.
count Of which is published in another
column.
The masquerade ball given at the
post Tuesday evening was we'll attended,
and was pleasant social affair. Stur-
gis was represented by nine of her
young people.
During the absence of Agent Wood
Mr.. George Adams of Fremont will con-
duct the business of the Elkhorn station
at sturgis. Fred McPheney of Omaha
will assistsMr. Adams.
J. B. Cottle and Nose Lyon were
visitors from Deadwood Tuesday. They
we're guests at the reception given at
TT. Meade Tuesday evening, by Captain
Duff, recently promoted.
Visit that old reliable grocery empori-
UNI of G. P. Meyer if you want the best
goods for the least money. Everything
to be had in the grocery and provision
line can always be found there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Wood left last
evening for brief visit with friends and
relatives in Iowa, and if their leave of
absence will permit they will take trip
to Colorado and Mexico before return
ing.
DR.. Bowman will remove his family
to TeIraville in short time, where he
has an extensive and lucrative practice.
In this change Sturgis loses fine ply
stefan and a gentleman, and lady who
will be missed in social circles.
-. Secure the shadow before the sub
stance fades" by having your picture
taken at Rounds immediately, as he will
leave in day or two for Lead City.
Rounds does frst-class work and meets
the prices of all would-be competitors.
Several members OF the order of
knights of Pythias from Rapid City will
visit Rathbone lodge No. 80 of Sturgis.
tomorrow evening and take part in first
and second degree work. This lodge is
growing quite rapidly, and is regarded
as one of the best in the Hills.
The ADVERTISER is requested by Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Mcdonald to return
their sincere, heartfelt thanks to the peo-
pie of Sturgis and especially the men,
bers of Calvin Duke post for the many
acts of kindness and substantial favors
shown them during their late affections.
Fate is certainly against Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdonald, for the grim messenger of
death entered the household again Mon
day morning, taking one of the most
promising members from the family cir
Gle little Emma, aged 2 years.
Their cup OF bitterness is surely full, as