Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-09-05
Fritz has the best beer IL Town.

Arthur 9. Chase Of Rapid city vas IN
town yesterday.
The thermometer has been dancing up
among the nineties the past week.
You can get pound Of good candy
for % cents at Chase's Variety store.
Professor F. Z. Cook, principal Of the
Spearfsh Normal school, visited sturgis
yesterday.
Rev. w. d. Atwater, pastor Of the NJ
q. church at Custer, passed through
this city Monday.
Cooper 4 bartlett have the contract
for transporting the goods Of the siz
companies d the Eighth going to Keogh.
Quite large number Of sturgis people
drove down to Morse's ranch on Sunday
to see the cavalry arrive and go into
camp.
Rev. Warren win preach in Lead City
every Sunday evening and in Central
every Sunday afternoon. This, be says,
is the orders Of the bishop.
The Eighth cavalry is said to have a
good base ball club within its ranks.
II played the Rapid City club on satur-
day and beat them, at least so says rum
or.
Louis Fishel who for the past week
has had his head tied up, on account Of
lumpy jaw, bolts, neuralgia or something
OF that sort, is considerably better, so be
says.
The First National bank Of Deadwood
makes good showing. It has reserve
Of $3.50, 1858, an excess over the legal re-
quirement OF $214,440.00. This is
great.
The transportation teams of Wenke &
Meyer looked remarkably we'll after
their long trip to Riley and return. Only
one Or two horses played out on the
journey.
DIR. r. P. Smith, the dentist, wishes
his patrons to know that he viii be in
Sturgis but short time longer, and
those desiring his services must call inn
mediately.
Asmall party Of excursionists from
this city took trip to Bear Butte on
Sunday, spending portion of the day
there, returning by way Of Morse's ranch
where the incoming Eighth were en-
camped.
Sanford Parker and wife OF Oelrichs,
passed through Sturgis Sunday last,
dining at the Sheridan during their lay
over. Mr.. Parker is cashier of the DEL
richs bank and formerly was register Of
the land office at Valentine, Nebraska.
"Cheap john" the notion peddler,
started his show and sale Of goods at
the corner of Main and First streets last
night. II he has the luck here he had
in the upper camps he will take in a wa
gon load Of nickles, dimes and quarters.
It is estimated that $4,000 head OF
cattle will be loaded this season at
Whitewood, 5000 at Tilford, $4,000 at
Brennan, and about 10000 at Oelrichs,
for the east. These shipments are said
to aggregate s252,0oo, in value.-Re-
publican.
Grabill, the photographer, wishes his
Sturgis patrons to bear in mind the fact
that he is in his Sturgis gallery on Mon
days and Tuesdays only, of each week.
Anyone desiring to avail themselves Of
his services should prepare to call on
him on those days.
It is said that the democratic central
committee have decided to nominate
straight ticket and will ignore all at
tempts made by the soreheads to patch
up fusion ticket. If this is 80 the
"demmies" are sensible but they will
bear Watching, however.
Occasional" of Deadwood, in long
letter TO the Belt Herald of Lead, pulls
aside the curtain covering Deadwood's
sins and iniquities and exposes them to
the glow of the MONDAY sun. Whoever
the writer is. he tells the truth, and plen-
ty of food for thought can be found
therein.
The new time card on the railroad
went into effect Monday morning and it
is a great improvement over the old one.
The eastern train arrives at this city at
7:32 a. M, while the east bound train
leaves at 3.53 p. M, thus giving business
men plenty Of time to answer eastern
correspondents on the same day their
mail 10 received.
On Friday evening next Chatauqua
reading circle viii be organized at the
Presbyterian church by Rev. w. A
Echole All those infareataf3 IN davofin0