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

Indnks OL Inc p6Ople.
New cabbage and bean pork at
Sparks.
Raymond sports q new delivery
wagon.
Charley Francis returned this morning
from bot Springs, Arkansas.
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
A surprise party was given last night,
at the residence of Ed. Tollman, on
Misses Clara and Gussie Sparks
Biesmann has just received the most
complete stock Of spectacles and eye
glasses, and guarantees to fit all eyes
perfectly.
Ashby's new tonsorial parlors are
open, and the proprietor invites the pub
lie to give him a call. He guarantees
good work. Shop one door west Of
Schifferstein's.
The heather Chinee passed $40 con-
federate bill at Monheim's store yester-
day on the clerk. The almond-eyed
celestial got it from soldier but got it
back on the sMelican man, alice same"
Much sickness prevailes through the
valleys as well as in town. Those re-
ported to the ADVERTISER are Mrs. Frank
Rhoads, suffering with erysipelas; Mes
danes Yeager and Getz and Mr.. g. ID.
Farwell with the grippe. Those report
ed in town are: Mrs. Coffey, Messrs j.
l.. Price, d. l.. Beebe and Bailey Madi-
son, all suffering with the prevailing dis
ease-grippe.
Calvin Duke post held memorial SER
vices at the Presbyterian church Sunday
afternoon, in honor of the Jate General
Sherman. Rev. Follansbee reviewed the
life of the deceased soldier in fitting
manner, and Mr., Nelson delivered the
memorial address. The ceremonies
were solemn, impressive and appropri-
ate, showing that the old soldiers keenly
felt the loss of their brave commander
and leader.
Tuesday night while Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood were attending the G. A. r. social
some one appropriated the use of tttheir
horse and buggy and drove to the post,
and there turned the animal loose and
started it home. Fortunately parties
going down met the horse sauntering
along toward home with everything in
good order. The man who took the con-
veyance was probably too full to walk to
to the post.
At the meeting of Sturgis Hose No. l,
Monday evening, the secretary was in.
structed to notify habitual absentees to
be in attendance at the next regular
meeting in order that they might inform
themselves as TO the progress of the COM
pany and what was being done from
time to time for the welfare of the de-
partment and the city. The semi-annual
election of officers will occur Monday
evening, April 6.
Grabill's views of the late Indian
troubles are without doubt the finest ever
produced by the Photographic art.
They are highly recommended by Gen.
Miles, who states that they are accurate
and truthful portrayals of the many in
cidents which they illustrate. Grabill's
collection of the views of the Black
Hills are unsurpassed for number and
variety. Visitors are always welcome
at his gallery in the Nye block on Main
street. Times.
A private of D troop, named Parish,
hired team of Bitney few nights
since to visit Whitewood, and returned
the outfit badly used up, having upset
the carriage: The soldier promised TO
pay the damages, about $50, this week.
Yesterday morning bis time was out and
when he cashed his final papers he had
quite roll-but forgot Bitney. In the
afternoon he secured team of Cowdin,
drove to Tilford and took the train, but
Bitney got on the tram at Sturgis ac-
companied by Sheriff Beaver and appre-
hended the "absconding" gentleman
who disgorged. paying Bitney in full,
and then the sheriff arrested the fellow
on a warrant sworn out by another sol
dier that held claim of $50 against the
prisoner. When the sheriff returned to
Sturgis last evening on the freight his
''charge" settled the bill in full and was
allowed to go on his way in peace.
Our customers all speak highly in
praise of st. Patrick's pills. They are
the best Berry Bros, Carroll. Nebraska.
A number of women assembled yes
terday afternoon at the Presbyterian
church to discuss the liquor question
and to adopt plans which would compel
the city council to give this matter more
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