Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Blue ribbon beer at Amnon's.
Fresh buns and bread at the Globe
bakery.
VIM. L. Ball, Peoria, Illinois, was in
town Monday on a visit.
W. R. stebbins spent Monday in this
city on business matters.
Milwaukee beer, fresh tapped, s cents
glass at Fritz Ammon's.
Chris Lantz, Deadwood, autographed
at the Sheridan on Monday.
Major Roche telegraphs that he will
pay at the post on Saturday.
You can get pound of good candy
for 25 cents at the Variety store
M. G. Campbell, Lead City, registered
at Landlord Scollard's on Friday.
Go to the Globe bakery for anything
and everything In the bakers line.
And don't you forget that you can get
the best smoke at the Variety store.
-. Bloxen, Of Grand Rapids, Mich,
was stranger taking in Sturgis on
Monday.
The boss beer in the town, 5 cents a
glass, and the finest lunches, at the
Star Beer hall.
Customers. can always be furnished
with fresh bread, buns and cakes at the
Globe bakery.
Thirty one Lead City people donni-
ciled at the Sheridan house on Thursday
on their way to Rapid City.
B. F. Fowler, the sundance legal
Light, was in town Monday on business
pertaining to his profession.
The first real rain storm of the season
visited Sturgis Monday. Tt did great
deal Of good, but not enough.
Parties desiring to sell real estate can
advertise the same all over the United
States by applying to w. 9. Buderus.
Hon. Eben w. Martin, wife and
family, dined at the Commercial Monday
noon on their way to the Hot Springs.
J. j. Kepplenger and wife, OF Bare
Butte, were in town Monday laying in
their household supplies. "a dry time
down in the valley SO says Mr.. K.
Little Claude Schnell, who has been
SO long a sufferer from complication
of diseases, is slowly conyaleecing, he
now being able to sit up short time
each day.
A. G. Smith, of Lead, grand master
of Dakota, I. O. O. f., accompanied by
his wife, passed through Sturgis Thurs
day on his way to the Odd Fellows cele-
bration at Rapid City.
The little village Of Buffalo Gap a
year ago hoated $4,000 worth of bonds
with perfect ease, receiving 5000 for
them. Why is it the city Of Sturgis
cannot float $4,000 worth without a
large discount less than par? Wherein
lieth the difficulty?
Owing to misunderstanding on our
part, last week we stated that Mr.. Henry
Wyttenbach had decided to run for
alderman in tho second ward. Mr..
Wyttenbach desires everyone to dis
tinctly understand that he is .not.a can
didate in any sense Of tho word.
Joseph Seward and William Merrill,
tho well known contractors and builders,
have united their forces and are now
trotting in double harness. They are
now prepared to do everything in their
line at prices that defy competition.
All work guaranteed.
Three pounds Of good japan tea for
$1.00, at SPARKS & ALIENS.
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 seach week.
Anyone desiring to avail themselves of
his services should prepare to call on
him on those days.
Sealed proposals for cavalry and ar
tillery horses required by the depart
ment Of Dakota will be received at Fort
Meade mill May IL. This department
requires 1913 horses for the cavalry ser
vice and IL for artillery. Cavalry
horses must weigh at least $50 pounds,
and artillery from $50 to 1900. Each
proposal must be in triplicate and &C.
companied by guarantee signed by two
responsible persons. Further particu-
Lars can be ascertainea by calling Oh the
quartermaster Of this post.