Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-07-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

neaVy raln5 all over the Ellis sunday
and Monday.
Read city ordinance No. "a, published
elsewhere. It is interesting to property
owners.
County Judge Plowman Of Lawrence
renders decision against the prohibi.
tory law.
Mrs. w. FL. Smith OF Hay Springs
visited Mrs. A. d. Wood a few days the
latter part OF the week.
The commissioners are in session. with
an unusual large amount of Meade
county business on hand.
A daily mail service between Cham
berlain and Rapid City has been ordered
by the postal department..
The way to make money is to save it,
and the way to save it is to buy goods
of Sparks, the old reliable grocer.
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
Tt cost Meade county about 81, 300 to
indict and prosecute the men who killed
Few Tails, and the government over
$500.
Miss E. Lynn Roche of Lincoln, Ne
braska, arrived Monday and will spend
the summer with her friend Mrs. Minnie
Jones.
Thomas Leclair and family and Mr..
Keeney have gone to the Red River val
ley to remain during the harvesting
season.
We eat to live and live happier when
we have plenty of good food-such as
can be found upon all occasions at
Sparks.
The latest styles and fabrics, the best
ladies' and children's shoes and the best
all-round stock of dry goods in the city,
at Keffeler's.
A few boys suspenders left at Sparks,
at 10 and Is cents pair. Boys, secure
a pair before it is too late to get them
for so little money.
Cool weather and heavy rains have no
effect upon Hartman in delivering ice
one of the greatest Injuries, as well as
necessities, of the summer season.
Meyer does not take back seat for
anyone, but on the contrary he leads the
van in the grocery business. He keeps
everything, all of which is fresh and
cheap.
The play of Shiloh will be for the ben
eft of Calvin Duke post. 1t will be an
interesting entertainment. At Sturgis
July 15 and 16 and Ft. Meade II
and Is.
Senator Kyle will visit Sturgis on
Thursday the 18th instant, and the al
lance people are making preparations
for big time. The honorable gentle
man will speak in the afternoon.
The b. & M. began running regular
trains over its Hot Springs extension on
the Sd inst. At present the company is
using the main line, switches and turn
table OF the Elkhorn for the transaction
OF it's business at the Springs.
The Fourth at Sturgis was largely at
tended and celebrated in innumerable
ways for the enjoyment and benefit of
the people who turned out to display
their patriotism. The excellent program
was carried out and but little complaint
if any at all was made as to the payment
of prizes. Everybody was happy.
Frank Cornwell of this place, and Miss
Gussie Sparks of Bare Butte valley,
were married at Sturgis last Monday.
Frank is one of Hermosa's most intelli-
gent and highly respected young men,
and the Pilot joins with his friends in
wishing him and his bride happy and
prosperous welded life. -Hermosa Pilot.
A post horse that entered the speed
ring on the Fourth, proved to be "high
flyer" When coming in on the home
stretch he became manageable, left
the track and jumped over farm wagon
containing four people. Strange to re-
late, neither the rider nor occupants of
the wagon were hurt, but the horse was
pretty well Jared up.
An accident occurred at Hot Springs
on the Fourth, which is likely to prove
fatal. w. p. Moore is the unfortunate
man. He was run over with a horse
ridden by drunken rowdy. Moore is
a brother of Representative o. ID. Moore
Of Custer county, but now proprietor of
the Clifton house at Hot Springs. The
reckless rider is under arrest, pending
the result of the injuries of his victim.
County court disposed Of the few