Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-03-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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Monday was stormy, raw day in
this portion of the Hills.
Jacob Yeager lost 3-year-oId daugh-
ter Saturday.
Postmaster Howard Of Tilford visited
Sturgis today.
Granula is another new article of
food at Sparks.
Star & Bullock will sell all their horses
and mares, about 500 head, at auction in
June.
p. B. Collins. with the Carpenter
Paper Co., Omaha, visited Sturgis Sat-.
urday.
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all groeers.
New cabbage, sweet potatoes, cram
berries, and everything else that is
palatable, can be found at Sparks.
KeffeIer sells shoes SO cheap that no
man, woman or child can afford to go
bare foot or even wear shabby shoes.
The guild social at the residence of
MIR. and Mrs. Polk last evening was a
pleasant affair and largely attended.
N. H. Loup was awarded the contract
for building the school house in the
Kinzer district, for 1884. The building
will be 2Ox26 feet.
Trunks, valises and hand bags-the
best stock in town at Knights harness
shop. Nice assortment, best made goods
and sold the lowest
F. z. Hicks, of Rapid, died on the
21st inst, aged IA years. He was one
Of the pioneers to the Hills, and was
proprietor of the Crook City hotel in
1877.
Ashby's new tonsorial parlors are
open, and the proprietor invites the pub
Tic to give him cali. He guarantees
good work. . Shop one door west of
Sclifferstein's.
Joe Hinkle was in town Saturday, but
tarried only short time, as he was in a
hurry to reach Jim Patterson's early in
the evening where big game of cinch
was to take place.
John Hoel, wood chopper in
Meyers camp, was run over yesterday
with wagon having a large load of
wood on. Though considerably bruised,
he was not seriously hurt.
Rev. Mr.%Nelson was called to Phila-
delphia, by telegram Tuesday announc-
ing the serious illness of his mother.
His many friends in Sturgis hope that
he may find her convalescent.
Mr.. I'll. E. Bailey came up from Rapid
this morning, and reports his enterpris-
ing city as getting to the front in rail
road matters as we'll as all other public
enterprises. Rapid City has the "mater-
ial" in her.
Meyer makes speciality of selling
: first-class goods at the lowest prices,
and extends every courtesy to customers
consistent with safe business principles.
Buy of Meyer and live happy and grow
fat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rosander Of
Vale lost a child with pneumonia on the
18th inst. The ADVERTISER did moi
learn any particulars of the case but ex,
tends its sympathy to the afflicted par
ents.
M. E. church: Morning, Easter ser
mon; evening, Sabbath school Easter
services. Presbyterian church-Rev
MIR. Pomeroy of Whitewood will occup.
the pulpit in the morning and Mr.. PER-.
in the evening.
Mr.. George McCracken and Mis-
Alice Sargent were married last evening
at the residence of the brides parents
the Rev. Mr.. Follansbee officiating
Their many friends extend ccngratula
tions.
Charley Garlick who has been con
nected with the ADVERTISER for the pas
several months has severed his connec
ton with the paper preparatory to leay
ing for summer tour through tn
northwest.
Drs. Bowman & Sexton have dissolye'
copartnership, as DIR. Bowman has take
up his residence at Terrayille. DR.. Sex
ton has removed his Office to Lazall
street, occupying the Francis building
recently vacated by Mr.. Rosebrough.
A. j.. Martin, brother-in- law of g. W
McCoid, died at his home in the McCoi
district from the grippe, last evening 9
o'clock. Funeral will occur from th
residence tomorrow and burial in th
Sturgis cemetery. Deceased leaves