Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-08
Fritz has the best beer in town.

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ground to build q large barn on his
premises.
The Omaha Daily Republican Is on
sale at Chaso's. It is the best daily in
the west.
Dan. MeIver, the planning mill man, is
building an addition to his residence on
Lazelle street.
Justice court business is reported by
Judge Stephens as very light at present.
Only one case last week.
Tho tail has wagged the dog just
about long enough. From this time on,
the dog proposes to do the wag act.
Deputy United States Marshal r. d.
Kelly, was in town early in the week,
serving subpmnas for jtrymen on four
unfortunate citizens.
Miss Edith Cook Of this city left Sat
urday for Spring Valley, where she will
teach the school of district No. "a, for a
term Of three months.
George Cornwell is confined to his bed
with congestion of the lungs. He is
gaining strength at present, and with
care will soon convalesce.
L. r. Graves came down from Dead
wood Sunday to see George Cornwell,
who is sick at the residence Of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Tollman.
Have the base ball maniacs of the city
quit monkeying with the sphere for the
season? The small boys are the only
ones now holding down the diamond.
The Bullock boosters had the supreme
gall to count as their delegates men who
were present in person and casting their
own votes in the regular convention.
Deadwood people remarked frequently
Saturday "You don't know who your
friends are" No, but they can rest as
sured that Meade county knows to a
dead certainty who it's enemies are. We
need no microscope.
A sale Of condemned property took
place at the post on Monday. Every
thing went at astonishingly low prices.
We are told that frst-class stoves were
knocked down at ten cents. 1t is hard
to believe, but it is true.
John Leedy and Ed. Calvin got them
selves rugged up as w-punchers and
took job Of running a train load of
steers into Chicago. They left Sturgis
Friday afternoon, and if they do not
meet with any mishap, will return by
the 25th instant.
The Dakota Press Association are
about to start out on first-class tour
through the northwest. They will take
in the Yellowstone Park, Helena, Ogden,
Salt Lake, Denver and Omaha, and will
be absent about two weeks. They start
on September 8.
James Bennett, travelling correspon-
dent and collector of the Omaha Repub-
lican, spent yesterday and today in the
city in the interest of his paper. Mr..
Bennett is a thorough bred republican
and prophesies the sure election of
Harrison and Morton. He left this
afternoon for the south.
Meade county. intends to stand by its
friends solid, until the day of Judgment
if necessary. Those who have done us
good turn will be repaid at the first OPP
portunity. They will not be forgotten.
Those who have proven recreant to us
are going to gel. it in the neck, and hard
too. Don't forget that.
A lecture will be delivered in the Pres
byterian church on Saturday evening,
August Is, 1885, at 8 o'clock, by Miss
Nettie G. Hall of Washington Springs,
Dakota, under the auspices of the w. G.
7. o., of this city. Subject: "The Hy-
giene Plank of the Temperance Plat
FORM"
Monheim Bros. are comfortably set
tied in their new quarters in the Francis
block, where they will continue to keep
the best assortment of staple and fancyj
groceries in the Hills. They extend a
cordial invitation to everybody, and will
guarantee the best treatment to Gus
toners.
Miss Juliette Mcclure, Of this place is
canvassing the city for the "New Peo-
pies Cyclopedia," the best work Of the
kind extant. It is edited by w. Fl. De-
Puy OF New York, and is brought right
down to date. Thousands of copies are
being sold, and are giving the best Of
The work is published in
four royal-octavo volumes and will make
an elegant addition to any library.
DR.. Smith had another runaway Sun
day night. He was returning from a 4
tr;,, n pleasant Valley and when aho11f