Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-15

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Royal owl bouquet cigars at Max
FsaasFk They are tho best brand in
ths market.
Rlne ribbon beer at Ammon's.
Rnzas To- nsut. Empire Of G. G. Polk.
Fnuznsn,s BALD ON, Thursday evening
next.
r r. Smith, dsntist Once first door
sonfh Of the hank, Sturgis.
Fresh fruits and confectionery at Max
FmheI's.
Try John schnen for fine tonsorial
work.
Miss Thnrtell was reported some bet
tcr yesterday afternoon.
Ladies' and childrens shoes at Keffel-
er's. Morse's make.
Peas1ee's Ale on draught at Fritz
Ammon's.
DR.. Cheney was called to Galena Mon
day on professional business.
Read FL. Stein & Cos card in another
coauan, the popular druggists.
Do not forget that you can get the
best cigars at Chase's variety store.
Vacation this week, the teachers being
In attendance at the Institute at Spear
fish.
Mrs. LYDIA Comstock left Sunday for
Mammoth Gave, Kentucky, to spend the
winter.
John d. Patton aud Judge Dudley are
figuring on the election returns to see
which ones name is aDennis."
Jacob Lampert, one of the proprietors
of the Minnesota Touring mills, was in
Ssurgis Thursday and Friday last.
The Odd Fellows of Rapid City give
ball at the Harvey hotel tonight. Five
pieces from the Sturgis band will fur
niRh the music.
A big bonfire was conspicuous satur-
day esnning ON the top of Bear Butte
mountain. It must have been repub-
iican blowout, give by the ranchmen of
the valley.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly of Minnesota
is in the Hills on a lecturing tour. He
is the man.. wa believe, who endeavored
mot long since to prove that Shakespeare
was neurological being or something Of
that kind.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Mr.. William Waldschnidt
and Hiss Lille B. Rogers, whieari happy.
event viii occur this evening at the resi-
dsnce OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Bews,
Deadwood.
N Fl. Loup. a Scooptown democrat,
attended Jim Patterson's big dance Fri
day night, and as consequence has been
sick ever since We didn't think dem
ocayt would s'entIzuse" to that extent over
The election ofHarrison.
Tho Deadwood papers in lengthy arti-
cles defend White, in such a way as to
convey the impression that he is a
George Washington. Tho ADVERTISER
is still Of the opinion that White lied
numerically for consideration, in re-
gard TO ths Black Hills tin deposits.
Two young children of George Goode
have just recovered from typhoid fe-
vcr, and now Mrs. Goode is confined to
her bed with the same complaint. The
family have rooms at the Northwestern
hotel, and the ladies of Sturgis should
tender their services to the sick woman.
There ano evidently some sneak thieves
in and around Sturgis, from the fact
more or less stealing is reported from
time to time. A new saddle was stolen
from Dan McIver's stable few nights
since, and one night last week suspi-
eious character WIS seen proving around
Mayor Potter's residence.
J. w. Andrews was in town Monday
with his corps Of surveyors. He COM
pletod the survey to Galena Sunday
afternoon, and we learn that the average
grade is only about eighty feet per mile.
He resumed work Tuesday and expects
to finish the Line 10 the lake or Pond
station -on the Homestake road in few
days.
The people Of Sturgis enjoyed rich
treat at the Opera house Thursday eve
ming last IN witnessing the play "our
Biiseress Foe" by the Fort Meade Social