Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-08-13

Ice cream at Brandt's every Wednes-
day and Saturday.
Everything the table requires can al
ways be had at Sparks.
The Black Hills chautauqua began ct
the Springs Tuesday. Itpromises to be
an interesting session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eccles' little baby was
seriously i'll the first Of the week with
cholera infantum. Il is improving, we
are pleased to say.
] If you should need the services of
physician when visiting Hot Springs,
call Drs. Whitfield whose professional
card appears in another column.
From the Tacoma Ledger Of July 30
it is learned that Mr.. E. s. Hopkins, for
merly of this county, was married to
Miss LYDIA A. Hamlin, on the 9th ult.
Charley King returned Tuesday morn
ing from Chicago and reported the mar
ket dull when he arrived with his cattle.
He looked for better prices later in the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. e. Sparks left last
evening for Hot Springs to attend the
meeting of the chautauqua and have a
few weeks recreation at the summer re-
sorts of the Hills.
George Shingle got home Monday
morning from Chicago, stopping over
Sunday at the Springs where his family
were sojourning. He struck poor
market with the shipment of cattle made
about the first instant.
For the Black Hills chautauqua at
Hot Springs from August IL to rs, the
f. e. & M. V. viii sell tickets one fare
for the round trip. Tickets will be on
sale August II to Is, inclusive, good re-
turning until August q.
New wheat is coming in, and it is No.
/ hard at that. Miller Laurance expects
to be compelled to run his mill night
and day after September 1 to supply
his trade. He says the new crop is i'm
mense in quality and quantity.
i The Miss McAulay had quite fright
full runaway Saturday evening, both of
the girls being more or less bruised up
in the wreck that followed. They had
one of Bitney's single buggies, which
looks like it had been through Kansas
cyclone.
In company with Mr.. Francis, Fl. e.
Perkins left today for the E cow camp
on Grand river, and will be gone about
two weeks. The outing will be greatly
enjoyed, no doubt, as Mr.. Perkins has
been closely confined to the bank fol
several months.
w. A. McMichael and Mrs. Minnie
Jones accompanied Miss Roche as far al
Hot Springs on her return home to Lin.
coin Saturday evening. Sunday they
visited Cascade. the new summer resort
near the Springs, and report having had
pleasant trip.
8. ID. layer returned Sunday morning
: from Michigan, after an absence of ovel
two months. His mission east was {
sad one, as chronicled in another column
Mr.. layers mother was sister of f. s
Durham, and both gentlemen have the
sympathy of great number of friends
Dave Kahn spent Sunday with Stur
gis friends, and to make his visit more
. pleasant Messrs. Francis, Perkins ant
Flood loaded Dave in spring wager
! with other PARTICLES" and had a fishing
{ party up the canyon. They found I
j quantity of fine fish and prepared MIC
dinner with their game.
!, A Sunday excursion has been put OF
, the It. e. & M. V. out of Chadron, leav
ing that place at o'clock and arriving a
! the Springs at 9 a. m. At 6:45 p. m. i
9 leaves Hot Springs for Deadwood, arriv
9 ing at 1890. This train will probabl,
q do considerable business when the PEG
, pie become acquainted with its existence
Postmaster Chase came home Satur
a day evening from Deadwood with Mrs
Chase who was seriously injured few
weeks since by being thrown from
!, buggy. Mrs. Gilman was hurt in tn,
a same runaway, but not as badly as he
daughter. Both ladies will soon be vel
of their injuries, fact their friends viii
. be pleased to learn.
Hot Springs parties, representing
eastern capitalists, have surveyed and 10
I Gated an irrigating ditch in Fall Rive
> county about forty miles in length. i
! will cover 40, 900 acres OF the finest agri
Z cultural lands in the Hills. The waite
r will be taken from the Cheyenne, abou
one mile below the mouth of Cascad
! creek.
ell 1T. Meade boasts of ball team tina
n is open for challenge. The club con
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