Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-09-03

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harvest home festival? If not, why not.
Miss Zeik and Miss Cascaden left last
evening for their respective homes in
Iowa.
Attorney Harvey returned yesterday
from Custer, where had been attending
court.
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
We carry in stock full line of the
school books used in the Meade county
schools. MAX FIsHEL
j. McCracken is going to build a res
idence in Ft. Meade addition, on Sher-
man street.
Always shave with Schnell. He is the
only frst-class, reliable tonsorial artist in
Meade county.
Economic house-keepers patronize
Sparks, because he sells the best goods
for the least money.
/ IL you want to live long and die rich
deal with Meyer, whose goods are un-
adulterated and sold away down.
The latest styles and fabrics, the best
ladies' and children's shoes and the best
all-round stock of dry goods in the city,
al Keffeler's.
Charley Stewart returned home last
evening to be present this morning at the
opening of schools, he being student at
the M. E. college.
Dan Atkins has been in town several
days visiting friends. Dan is an en-
ploye of the Harvey Peak company, and
he talks entertainingly of the great tin
camp at Hill City.
Mrs. Crippen and daughter, Miss Pre-
BILE, left on the Elkhorn Tuesday after
noon for their home at Livingston, Mt.
Mrs. Crippen is sister of Mrs. Rode
bank, and was visiting in Sturgis several
weeks.
The labor day picnic at Hill City did
not draw much of crowd from northern
camps, only about 200 people going out
on the B. & M. excursion train. The
rain no doubt kept many from enjoying
themselves by visit to the tin camp.
J. E. Harmon is preparing to take
good care of his stock this winter by
putting up barns, sheds and corrals on
his ranch below the post. The largest
building will be 100x2O and another 60
x16 feet. This is the way to succeed
take care of what you have.
The professional card of a new law
firm appears in to-day's ADVERTISER
Mccall & Cameron. The senior member
is the states attorney for Meade county
and Mr. Cameron is young man recent.
ly from Iowa. We wish success to the
gentlemen.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank ID. Wells
and Miss Francis e. Walton took place
, Monday evening at the residence of the
bride, in Bare Butte valley, in the pres
ence of few friends and relatives. Con.
gratulations are extended to the happy
couple.
w. r. Stannard, the marble cutter oil
Rapid City, died at his home on the 9th
ult. with typhoid fever. His wife died 6
days before from the same cause. Mr.
Stannard was known to many OF the
Sturgis people, who will regret to learr
of the sad fate of the family.
The races at Independence, Iowa, las,
week were great success. Every horse
of any note that was put on the track
lowered his record. Over 900 people
we're on the grounds Friday. Every one
that attended from the Hills said it was
a great show. Eleven hundred horses
were sin it.
Miss Lulu Schell was taken suddenly
i'll Thursday afternoon of last week with
cholera morbus while visiting the schoo
, in district 81 and was removed to the
residence OF ID. J.. Beaver. DIR. Sextor
was summoned by telephone, and fol
three or four days he had critical case
but the ADVERTISER is glad to state thai
his patient is recovering.
, The result of the big crops is begin
J ming to make itself manifest in various
! ways already with the Sturgis business
men. The demand for all kinds of mer
chandise is increasing every day, as il
shown by the fact that the largest con.
! signment OF groceries ever received al
, this station arrived on the Elkhorr
freight last evening. Yet this is scarce
j ~ starter.
The Black Hills conference of the M
{ E. church closed it's annual session FOL