Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-11
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Fritz has the best beer in town.

Fritz has the best beer in town.
Hon. M. Fl. Day took dinner at Scol
lard's today. He went east.
FIT. Evans came up from Hot Spring
today, and left for Deadwood.
Three pounds of good Japan tea TO
$1.00, at SPARES & ALIENS.
The hook and ladder company get on
every few days for trot with tho truck
Ner NJ. Seebold of Rapid is in town
where he intendr remaining for ehor
time.
J. A. Caller returned home from Ho
Springs Wednesday last, feeling mucl
improved.
Kid Leedy came up from Rapid yes
terday to accept the head clerkship al
the Commercial.
Peaslee's ale always on tap at Fritz
Ammon's.
Maurice Kellihcr of Rapid City was il
town yesterday, attending the meeting
of the stockmen al the Hills.
Frank Brown and Ell. p. Hannah came
down from Whitewood, on foot, Satllr.
day night, in preference to spending the
day in a dead town.
Choice wines, liquors and cigars al
Fritz Amnon's.
Rev. Warren brought some very nice
thoroughbred poultry with him to the
Hills, and keeping the breeds separate
is able to furnish eggs for Matching. See
advertisement in another column.
On Sunday last an exciting horse race
occurred at Whitewood. Considerable
money-for Whitewood- changed hands
over the result. A purse Of 70 cents was
the plum for which the race was made
35 cents side.
If you want a fashionable dress made,
go to Mrs. Moore's, Main street, oppo-
site the Sheridan house. She sells fine
dress goods by sample at eastern prices.
Also clean and repair clothing for ladies
or gentlemen on short notice.
Complaint has been made to the coun-
ty commissioners that Harry Howard,
proprietor OF the Hallway house, keeps q
disorderly place. If the grievance is
true, the citizens Of Sturgis should use
all honorable means to aid Mr.. Allen in
closing the obnoxious resort.
Milwaukee beer. fresh tapped, 5 cents
glass at Fritz Anmon's.
A number of gentlemen Of Sturgis are
members Of the order of Knights of
Pythias, and contemplate organizing a
lodge at Sturgis. It is a good thing,
and the organization of a lodge of this
character here wGslld be another etep to-
ward winning now laurels. Let the
good work go on.
Pursuant to the petition signed by
citizens and property holders the council
have let a contract to Ben Hill to grade
and macadamize Main street, from Sec
ond to the depot Several bids were
offered but Mr.. Hills, being the lowest,
II 3-5 for earth, and 29a for gravel, the
contract was awarded accordingly. The
work will be commenced Immediately.
The story published in the Rapid
Journal concerning the construction of
the Milwaukee and St. Paul across the
reservation, CLEANED from a sub-con-
tractor named Mcdonald, to the un-
prejudiccd eye seems alittle fishy. Ev-
cry one in the Hills sincerely hopes the
story is based on facts and that the Mil
waukee will soon be following 'sThe Star
Of Empire"
The ADVERTISER will this week receive
from the foundry a large and complete
ontfit Of new Job, news and poster type
which will once again place us nearly on
our feet. As soon as our presses arrive
we will be prepared to do all kinds OF job
printing in manner superior to any Of
flee in the Black Hills. We shall also be
to enlarge the ADVERTISER as
soon as business will warrant the extra
expenditure.
John Berry, the Northwestern railway
scout, accompanied by gentleman
whose name it is unnecessary to mention,
arrived from the south Monday, hired
two saddle horses in Sturgis for fen
days trip and started west from here.
It is natural to presume that the r., E.
q M. " people will begin active opera
tions by extending this line into Wyom-
ing, and as soon as the reservation is
opened there is scarcely donbt but the
Northwestern viii begin building west
from Pierre apd the Milwaukee g. st.
Paul from Chamberlain.