Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-02-29
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Two inches Of snow. That SHOWS no
though!
"A .poor man. from Sturgis has taken
up bis residence at Black Hawk.
Lemons A0c. per dozen and fne Cali
fornia oranges 60c., at FL. A. Achen-
bach's, the Oldest stand in town.
| Judge Gresham wears full beard, but
then he don't live where Aldrich can
shave him or be would change his style.
/ Best als always found at Ammon's.
Fresh oysters, celery, oranges, lemons,
grapes, choice Michigan apples, and
cider always to be found Of T. 3. An
drews'.
Although the birthplace Of General
Sheridan is clothed in doubt there Is no
doubt that the best eonfections and nuts
in Sturgis are found at the Variety store.
Misses Kehoe and Donnelly entertain
ed party Of friends at the Sheridan
house parlor last evening. The time
was whiled pleasantly away in euehre
and whist.
The English Kitchen this is tho new
name for McLain'5 3 restaurant on tho cor
ner Of Main and Second streets. Meals
25 cents. The best in the city. When
hungry try the English Kitchen.
r. E M
james Moffett has on hand large
supply of Wyoming and Iowa bitumin-
GUS and Pennsylvania anthracite coal
that must be sold before warm weather.
He viii make yoa bed rock prices. He
also handles. baled hay and the best
blacksmith's coal. Shed near the depot.
Claude, the eldest son Of Mr.. John
Schnell, has been dangerously Ill for the
past ten days with membranous Group,
coupled with,insense pains at the base Of
the back brain. For a while he laid very
near deaths door, but by careful nursing
he has been brought around where, it is
hoped, the crisis is passed.
Mr.. Calvin Duke, proprietor of the
Northwestern hotel, is lying Seriously Ill
at the hotel, with some acute disease af-
fecting his back. Unless a change for
the better soon sets in, his life is despair
ed Of Mrs Duke is also i'll from caring
for him and trying to manage the affairs
Of the hotel as we'll.
Select beer kept only by Fritz Ammon.
At the opening Of the bids at the post
for the construction of a second story ON
the hospital, 40x6O; a school house
30x50 and bath house 32x44 with two
wings 19x20, holding sixteen tubs, it was
found that Seward & Merrill were the
lowest bidders on the hospital, James
Tuplin on the school house, and A. Burn
ham on the bath house. After the usual
amount of red tape has been gone
through with the contracts viii be
awarded.
Hon. A. j. Simmons of Rapid City is
spending the winter in Chicago for the
purpose of furthering certain Black Hills
enterprises. MIR. Simmons, from his
long residence in and thorough knowl-
edge Of the Fills, is a valuable man to
have in the cast, as what be says in re-
gard to the properties Of the Hills can be
safely relied upon. He is personally ac-
quainted with nearly every mining claim
in the entire region, and his knowledge
Of them will be of incalculable advantage
to eastern investors desiring information |
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A Sure Thing.
The teaching works, that have been
talked OF SO long and SO much maligned
by those who seem to take delight in
blackmailing Black Hills industries, are
to be built very soon in Deadwood.
dr. Harris Franklin, the representa-
tive OF the company who intend building
the plant, has returned from Nevada and
California where he has been engaged in
aSarniming the process for some time,
loaded down with facts and figures drawn
from exhaustive experiments made under
the direction of r. A. Clark, the patentee
of the teaching process. It has been es-
tablished that over 80 per cent Of the |
value Of the orc can be saved readily. |
Mr.. Clark has been engaged to superin
tend the works, both in constructing and
operating. The plant at first will be of |
fifty ton capacity, costing about $50, 900. |
AS soon as possible it will be enlarged to1
125 tons, at a cost of 100000. The
building will be 60x150 feet, and 400,- |
600 feet of lumber and $50, 900 brick will |
work viii be performed at Deadwood, exz
cept for the rollers, furnace, engine and
red wood for the teaching watts, which |