Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-06-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Sparks for groceries, provisions and
table luxuries.
It is reported Mrs. J. B. Cheney will
return to Iowa TO her old home to reside.
j. w. Golfer was married Tuesday to
Miss Lizzie Spilker, by Justice B. f..
Rollins.
Attorney Gardner of Rapid City made
a brief business visit to Sturgis Saturday
morning.
Meyer can always be relied upon as
having the best of everything, and sells
cheaper than. anyone.
N. Ell. Loup has been granted pen
sion, dating from July 10, 1890, at $12
per month.
Joel Seward has removed to Sturgis,
firmly endowed with the belief that this
is good town to stand by.
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
Lyman Lamb, register of deeds of
Pennington county, spent Saturday and
Sunday last with relatives in Sturgis.
Ii is dull day when Sparks does not
make some home happy by selling
large bill of groceries for a small
amount of money.
If Spearfsh does not secure railroad,
inactivity and lack of enthusiasm of the
citizens and newspapers of that enter
prisiug burg will not be the causes.
You viii always be happy if you trade
with Sparks. He sells the best of every
thing in the grocery line for the least
money.
Mrs. N. Fl. Loup left Monday with
her four bright children for three
months visit at Council Bluffs, with her
mother, whom she has not seen for thir-
teen years.
Grow fat by purchasing groceries of
Meyer, the leading dealer OF Sturgis.
He keeps everything that mans stomach
Graves.
The Belle Fourche Bee came to hand
Friday, singing the praises of the new
land of 'milk and honey" at the ter
minus of the f., E. & M. V. road. The
paper reflects favorably upon the new
town and the editor, Mr.. Hair.
Ice is one of the greatest luxuries to
be had in hot weather, and Hartman is
always ready to supply that luxury,
very cheap.
The strawberry and ice cream festival
held Saturday afternoon by the young
ladies for the benefit of the M. E. church
was financial and social success. Their
labors netted $40 even for the church.
They will give another on the 18th in
slant.
Special sale for the next ten days on
hats, at Sparks.
Robert Highson, the murder of VIM.
Schylopp, at Minnesota in 1889, has
been captured in Texas and will prob
ably be brought back for trial. It was a
cold blooded murder, and the guilty man
should be punished for his crime
Plaindealer.
Rounds, the photographer, will visit
Sturgis June Is, and remain ten days
Read local advertisement in another
column.
Louie Fishel has decided to locate al
Hot Springs, and is assured that new
business room will be ready for occu
pancy by the first OF next month. Hi
removal from Sturgis will neoessitate thu
election of an alderman from the secont
ward to succeed him.
Grading was begun Tuesday morning
at Rapid City by Contractor 9. ID
Crouch on the first mile of the Dakota
Wyoming and Missouri River railroad
Congratulations are extended to tn
enterprising people of the Gate City TO
their tenacious pluck.
The latest styles and fabrics, the hes
ladies' and children's shoes and the hes
all-round stock of dry goods in the city
al Keffeler's.
The Indian Plenty Horses who kille,
Lit. Casey was acquitted, and w. B
Sterling, United States district attorney
is reported as saying that the result Q
this trial will make it impossible to con
vict the men now lying in jail at Sturgi
for killing Few Tails.
Schnell is the old and only reliable
He came here before the Hills were dis
covered and has continuously follows
his profession, gaining new customer
every day and holding them.
The school board organized by elect
ing Ell. O. Anderson, J. 81. Mayhem vice
president, @. P. Meyer treasurer and Z
4. Confer secretary. At the meetn
Monday evening Prof. B. A. Tyler wa
reelected 10 the position Of principa
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