Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-01-11

FoD. 10, dMC desires all VINO W1Gn WDrK
performed 10 call as soon as possible IN
order that psctures can be delivered be-
fore he leaves town. He guarantees sat-
isfaction, both in price and quality. His
work speaks for itself. All desiring por-
traits can Do no better than call on Ora
bill.
Mosques in great variety at the
Variety Store.
| A mum social will be held at the M. L.
church tonight. This means what it
says. Mum, is the word. Every time
you open your mouth, you put your hand
in-your pocket book and deliver over
nickle, half dime or FIVE cents If you
have a long story, it viii cost you more.
Special rates to good single-handed talk
ers. Go and enjoy yourselves Tonight.
Blank-bocks at the Variety ssora.
/ McLain's restaurant and boarding
house, next door west of the ADVERTISER
Office, sets up the best meal for twenty
five cents, Of any place in the Black
Hills country. All you can eat, for a
quarter. The table is supplied with the
best the market affords. Breakfast hours
Z to 9; dinner IL to Oil supper 6 to 8.
Give the house trial. You are sure to
get the worth of your money.
Confectionery, nuts and fruits, strictly
fresh, at the Variety Store.
| The mother of Ed. Smith under ar
rest for the murder OF Jerry Clancy, ar
rived, yesterday, from Decatur, Illinois.
The meeting was very affecting. Dur
ing the afternoon the two were cioseted
with Henry Frawley, attorney for Smith.
The case will be one Of the first moved
for trial. In about ten days, until which
time the district attorney will be en-
gagged with the grand jury. -Four muir
der cases await trial.-Times.
Oranges and lemons at the Variety
Store.
| You can get more for S at Arnold &
Meyers than at any grocery house in
the Hills. They will give you bargains
that will make you feel on good terms
with yourself, the world in general, and
Arnold & Meyer in particular. Small
profits and quick sales, is their motto.
Their stock is always new and fresh.
1t is an established fact that this is the
place to buy your groceries. Spend a
8 with them, aud get $S worth of goods.
As good tea for so cents per pound
as others cell for 70 cents, at
SPARKS & ALIENS.
A company has been incorporated at
Buffalo Gap, known as the Black Hills
Marble company, with a capital stock OF
$500, 900, in 10000 shares at the par
value of $40. Several OF the lead
ing citizens Of the Gap are interested, as
are also Charles e. Simmons, A. B.
Keep. and Jas. A. Brown, of the G. &
N. W. R. r.. in Chicago. They pro-
pose the placing of expensive machinery
ION the property in the spring, and begin
at once to put the product on the
market. They will expend $4,000 OF
the start in steam plant, diamond
drills, derricks, saws and channelers. II
this is successful venture Buffalo Gap
will soon be at the head OF the prosper
GUS towns OF the Hills. We wish then,
success.
Toilet articles until you can't rest, at
the Variety Store.
The election of F. M. Allen chair
man OF the board of county commission
ers, was In the nature of surprise, in
asmuch as Mr.. Mcpherson had served
only one term; was one Of the most ef-
ficient and conscientious presiding ofic-
ers known to the board, and what was
of greater moment, is resident Of
Deadwood where the presence of the
chairman is frequently demanded. The
change has no other significance, how
ever, than a desire of Mr.. Mcpherson
who, by the way, nominated Mr.. Allen
to avoid the oner0us duties devolving
upon the chairman. Thus, while Q
change OF chairman is no reflection
upon Nr. Mcpherson, it accomplishea
an accommodation, and at the Same time
secures an efficient, painstaking and al
ways courteous incumbent. Times.
| Buy your newspapers and magazines
at the Variety Store.
! One Of the most agreeable and pleas
ant social parties, for which Sturgis il
noted, met on Monday evening at thu
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Z. Marshal
in response to their invitation, and spen1
the evening in counting the tickle goddess
1 through the medium of progressive en-
chre. Four tables were kept going I'M
til slime" was called, at the close of thu
twelfth game, when the score showed
that Mr. Henry Monheim and Mrs. Grow
had won the Arst prizes. Mrs. H. o
Alexander carried of the ladies "booby'
prize, while the sTIsEn man gloriousl,
distinguished himself by carrying OF
with flying colors, distancing all compel
itors and by score never to be equaled
the gentlsmeh's booty" After tn
smoke Of battle cleared away, victors ami
vanquished sat down together just AZ
nothing had happened, and partook Q
J an elegant Iuncheon After having spen
an hour or TIVE III social converse th
. ( guests denartei. lust as the hands OF til