Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-09-10
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1891.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Groceries and provisions at the lowest
prices at Meyers.
George Cornwell is building a fine
barn in rear of his residence
Sweet potatoes and cranberries at
Sparks. First of the new crop.
T. E. Blanchard, public examiner, is
visiting Sturgis on official business.
George Mumfords new house is he
ginning to show up to good advantage
Friday was pay day at Ft. Meade,
about $4,000 in silver being paid to the
boys.
The plum harvest is on, and people
generally are gathering more or less of
the fruit
Jacob Keffeler has gone to Chicago to
buy fall goods and look after his ship
ment of grain.
Always shave with Schnell He is the
only first-class, reliable tonsorial artist in
Meade county.
Economic house-keepers patronize
Sparks, because he sells the best goods
for the least money.
If you want to live long and die rich
deal with Meyer, whose goods are I'M
adulterated and sold away down.
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 F1sHEL.
John Schnell is running the second
chair at his brothers tonsorial parlors-
the best shop in the Hills.
Warren Elliott, brother of Mrs. Judge
Moody, was visiting relatives in Sturgis
this week. The gentleman is resident
of Florida.
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.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Sparks, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Davenport and d. P. Flood
attended the wedding of Frank Brown
yesterday.
Don Porter, the affable proprietor of
the Minnekahta hotel at Hot Springs.
was visitor at Sturgis Tuesday. He
thinks this promising town, and he is
right.
The Rapid City board of trade has
just issued nicely illustrated pamphlet,
showing the advantages the Gate City
has as commercial and manufacturing
center.
A. d. Wood visited Hot Springs Sum-
day evening, and took the first bath he
has had In seven years-that is the first
genuine old swim. He enjoyed the
plunge bath greatly.
The greatest variety of fresh groceries
can always be found at the old reliable
establishment of P. E. Sparks. He
keeps everything in that line and sells
below all competitors.
Max Hoehn and Judge Ash returned
from Sioux City Monday morning, to
which place business called them a
week previously. They say great
preparations are being made for the
corn palace.
Mrs. r. Flanders, wife of the popular
passenger conductor, and Mrs. George
Parker, wife of one of the best engineers
on the Black Hills division, came up from
Chadron Wednesday and spent the day
with Mrs. A. D. Wood.
j.. L. Potter returned Sunday morn
ing from his eastern purchasing tour.
He found business good in the cities.
and better feeling prevailing among the
wholesale houses than for months past,
Big crops are doing it.
School opened Monday, with Prof.
Tyler in charge. He is assisted by
Miss Hough and Miss Bird. The
children return to their studies with re-
newed vigor. determined to learn while
they have an opportunity.
A letter received by Mr.. Davenport
this morning from Ell. L. Coulter brings
the painful intelligence that his father
died Monday Of this week. Mr.. Confer
arrived home Sunday, but his father was
SO Tar gone that he did not recognize
his son. Herman's many friends ex-
tend their sympathies in his sad Attic
\ ton.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Brown
and Miss Jennie Vaughan. took place
yesterday at the residence of the brides
brother, Whitewood, in the presence of