Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-02-22

DR.. w. Ct. Smith promptly answers al
calls, day or night. Office and residence
south of First National bank.
If the wind blows through your whi-z
z-kers, go to Aldrich and get first class
shave and haircut, and see il the breeze
don't stop.
Sheriff Knight drives the spankinges
span of matched horses that has beer
seen in this city for some time. HI
bought them of Jack Hale. In this con
nection we will state that it is the bust
ness Of grown person to handle them
Times. The captain has just abou
reached his full growth.
Rev. w. N. McKendick has 4ieer
called suddenly to his home in LAX,
View, Iowa, by the serious illness of hi
wife. AS consequence there will be NJ
services at the Presbyterian church Sun
day evening. The people of Sturgil
hope he will be able to return soon tx
them, and that his wife may be spared
to him for 80, thcso many years."
Quito a large party Of young people
enjoyed themselves only as such parties
can, at the home Of Miss Lille Brown
on Nine-mile creek, Friday night, the oc
casion being the celebration of tha
young lady's 18th birth day. Everyon,
had good time and departed, Wishing
their young hostess very many return
OF the happy event.
Hird Bros, proprietors Of the Rapit
City cracker factory, are now prepared
to turn out anything in tho way 0
crackers and sweet cakes to the people o
the Hills. They have the latest and bes
improved machinery and ovens, and car
turn out as fine a quality of goods a.
any firm in the United States. Let on
business men try them, and if -pessilslt
continue to patronize this new Nome in
dustry.
On Thursday evening last a larg,
number OF invited friends congregated a
the residence of Mr.. J. L. Potter t,
spend few hours in game of lotto. A
the conclusion Of the game Mrs. III. o
Anderson was awarded the first and Mis-
Rollins the BOBBY prize. The gentl
prizes wore given to Messrs Grow ant
Bowman, who won tho first and booty
prizes respectively. After the prize.
were awarded the company sat down t.
an elegant collation., after the discussion
of which the guests spent an hour or Sc
in social converse, departing for hoaae a
the commencing of the new day declar
ing the evening delightfully."- spent. II
the absence of Mrs. Potter The duties o
hostess were assumed by Mrs. Rollins.
The English government has givor
notice that they will protect Italy ant
Austria in case of war between any
other nations and them, but this ha.
nothing to do with the protection of the
guests who patronizs the keystone hote
of Deadwood, who, when they sit down
at its heavily laden tables, eat SO mucl
of the good things thereon that Land
lord Keith is thinking Of putting the
chairs on wheels in order to move them
more comfortably after meal. Nc
dyspepsia results from this heavy eating
as the chef don't cook that way.
John Berry, the right -of-way man fol
the railroad company and auctioneer fol
the townsite people, was in town on Fri
day last and called on the ADVERTISER
John labored quite hard TO change oul
mind concerning the past actions of the
TOWNSHIP company folks, but met will
little success in his aspirations. VIZ
told him, in the language OF country
lobbyist, who went to Washington fol
the purpose of getting through congress
some pet scheme but failed, and who was
conversing with a group of congressman
"Gentlemen, individually you are good
fellows and like you, but collectively
you are pack of id rascals."
J. W. Moore has just received full
line of samples of new spring goods sslit
able for gents clothing, than which there
is no finer line in Sturgis. He guaran
tees cut, fit, quality and price. He car
give you the best terms, and those il
need of anything in the line of good re
liable goods can do no better than cal
upon him.
Fashionable Dressmaking.
Mrs. G. B. Barnes is now ready to dc