Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-04-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

THURSDAY, APRIL %. 1891.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Large assortment Of flower pots, at
Meyers.
Messrs. Flavin, Anderson and g. p.
Meyer are the nominees for the school
board.
Fl. A. Confer and Guy Allen have
each ordered light roadster safety BIZ
cycle, Columbia make. ....
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
Mrs. 1t. Flynn presented her husband
with a daughter Sunday, and as a con-
sequence the lieutenant is happy.
Mrs. F. M. Allen will return to Stur-
gis in about three weeks to settle up the
business of her deceased husband.
Anyone having lot of chickens they
wish to dispose OF can learn something
to their advantage by calling at this
Office.
The Popular Edition of the Session
laws Of 1891, of South Dakota can be
had at 81 per copy by leaving orders at
this Office.
Johnny Samon, one of the jolly,
whole-souled passenger conductors ON
the F., e. & NJ. v, is taking rest this
week and is visiting friends down the
road.
Conductor Flanders took a few days
layof last week, and put in the time
hunting ducks down in Nebraska with
Mr.. w. F. Fitch, former general manager
OF the Elkhorn line.
NJ P. Holman will remove from Stur-
gis to Sioux City on the Sd of May, to
make his future home. Mr.. Holman
has been in the employ of p. E. Sparks
for more than year past
Presbyterian church. Preaching in the
morning and evening by Rev. Nelson.
Subject: a. m.: "Physical and spirit
0o@ oOWAn6s r. 1ss 0OoA@1 Auoi0oA-
tiles" At evening service will give de-
cision as to Hot Springs and Sturgis
calls.
Mrs. Bepler, daughter of Mr..and Mrs.
b. B. Harris, left this morning by way OF
Deadwood for her home, McComb, I'LL
nois. During her few weeks visit in
Sturgis, Mrs. Bepler has made host OF
friends who regret to see her return to
the east.
w. w. Stone left yesterday afternoon
For Rapid City where he joins the rail,
road survey party, under Engineer
Willsie, which has begun the preliminary
survey of the line from Rapid te
Pierre-an enterprise backed by the cap
ital,sts of the Gate City.
The staging and scenery is to be re
moved in few days from the bank hal
to the large room in the Francis block
over the county Offices. The new room
is wider and more suitable for public
purposes. The old hall will be cut NJ
into business offices.
Prof. G. o. Hoagland, the exper
piano tuner, with the w. s. Strattol
Music Co., Sioux City, will visit Sturgi
about May /, and everyone wishing t
secure the services Of professional
tuner of eleven years experience, SHOULD
wait until Mr.. Hoagland arrives.
J. w. Finnegan, one OF the popula
rps,ly,okrve <,vo - Tl6houn rool loo -
turned to the Black Hills division, mucl
to the qualification of his numerou
friends on this end of the line. For tn
past thirty days Mr.. Finnegan has beel
visiting in the vicinity OF Chicago.
The G.. A. r. entertainment give
Tuesday evening was the largest socia
gathering ever held under the auspice
of Calvin Duke post. The hall wa
filed to it's utmost capacity and every
one present appeared to put forth
effort to make the occasion one t
always be remembered.
Teamsters have been driving acros
the sidewalk near the residence of MI
Laurance and the city ordinance govern
ing such matters should be called to th
attention of these parties in such man
ner that would make them thin
twice in the future before deliberatel
destroying public property.
During the past week the Hills coun
try has been blessed with a bountifu
rainfall. It rained almost continuousl
from Friday night until late hour Sur
day evening. Farmers and bushes
men both have cause TO feel very muc
encouraged over present prospects fe
good crops this year in South Dakota.
Attention is directed to the call pull
lished in another column OF the annu;
meeting OF the Calumet Gold and Silvt
Mining company to be held in Sturg
on Friday, May I, al the store OF j.
Mcmillan. All stockholders are o,
pected to be present and it is the hope
the management that such viii be Il
case.
J.H. Gale was visiting his friends
Sturgis yesterday, and took the evenin
train tor Hot Springs, to remain q to
days. He purchased the Fisher pro-
& erty in Rodebank's addition, and vi
make further inyestnsnts in Eturg