Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-01-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

great record for himself at Pierre.
Mrs. Rollins is in. Central visiting
ffiands this week..
Miss Genevieve Patrick Of Rapid City
Was visiting friends in Sturgis several
days this week.
a debate upon the tariff is to be held
IN the Brown school house Saturday
might. All are invited.
Horses for sale at Eveleth's ranch on
The divide, ten miles east of Sturgis.
Mr.. H. Harris returned to Butte
Montana after brief visit with his
parents in this city.
There is Bard in the lower house at
Rsane. He comes from Hanson county.
He is no relation to our James K. Bard.
lax Hoehn returned from Pierre Sun
dry morning. He denies getting lost in
Enn City.
Charley Francis left Sunday for Texas,
Sfaaws hes goes to purchase bunch of
eazss. He will return shortly.
SENATOR Potter at Pierre has intro
innd several bills up to date, among
warh is abill taxing express companies.
The Alcazar Opera Co. will be in Stur-
@nJan.26. They are playing in Dead
wzn2 this week and are highly spoken of
- lie papers there.
Our customers all speak highly in
Tszise of st. Patrick's pills. They are
fhB est-Berry Bros, Carroll, Nebraska.
For sale by Mueller the druggist -opti-
e1Hn.
G. G. Wilson of Piedmont, lost anoth-
g child Tuesday by that dread disease
diphtheria. This is the second within
tNo weeks.
Two Indians were reported killed
Monday on Lower Alkali-or Elk creek
by party of ranchers. AS usual there
was nothing in it.
DIR. Cheney reports an immense
amount of pneumonia in Galena. He
has spent the major portion of the time
mp there for the past week.
The state Legislature will be called up
On to memorable congress, requesting
Il toenlarge Fort Meade and place more
troops there. This is step in the right
Dissection.
The gentlemen who attend the weight
sDcaal will be expected to pay for their
faK partners at the rate of ten dollars
par ton. Deacon Witcher will be weigh
master and see that the scales are prop
eu3y adjusted.
Commissioner Ruffner lost a fine inn
ported Percheron stallion, by blood
poisoning last week. We regret to re-
oO9d the death of so valuable an animal
rs Che loss is to the community as well
as the owner.
Emma Abbott the great American
pEima donna, died in Salt Lake City
Jan. 5, of pneumonia. Miss Abbott was
one Of the wealthy women of the United
States, her estate being estimated al
100000.
Dan Gossett of Lower Alkali is wear.
ng his left eye in sling, owing to It'll
being badly cut and injured by piece o.
broken glass, which struck the eye-bal
lacerating ii terribly. DR.. Sexton hopes
to save the sight, however.
The year 1890 is now known only il
history, but Meyer, the live grocer, il
an 'institution" of today and will be
fixture for generation to come-as b
lives by letting others live, by givinl
goo DIS from the stop shelf at bottom
prices.
1t is "Colonel'' Max Blatt now. TIL
other day Governor Mellette appointe
Max an aide on his staff with the ran
OF colonel, and placed him charge of tn
military operations in and around Stul
gis. He now is in command of the dc
partment of Meade county.
The rifles ordered by the governo
from the secretary of war arrived Tues
day, and will be distributed where the
win do the most good. All will be ser
into the country except forty or fit,
which will be retained here and place
in the hands of the newly organized mi
lila company.
The Minneapolis Tribune published
mammoth New Years edition on Jan,
airy /. Illustrations of principal buil'
ings and citizens and elaborate write-u
OF the business Of the year combine
made it the best annual we have SCI
this season.
Mrs. J. @. Mcmillan gave a par
last Thursday evening at her elega
home 20 her lady friends. Mrs. MOOD
carried off the first prize in the game
bean bag, and Miss Campbell Fgot t
bOOby. The evening was very nlaaaay