Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-02
Book beer at Fritz Arnmon S.

Read II. Stein ~ Co.'S card In another
column, the popular druggists.
J. p. Lake, esq, OF Rapid, made d
business trip to Sturgis Monday.
! Hon. Sol Star was reelected mayor Of
Deadwood yesterday by lab majority.
DR.. Stein came down from Deadwood
Monday and spent yesterday in Sturgis.
DR.. Smith oheerfully answers calls at
all hours. Office on First street, east Of
First National bank.
Prof. r. d. Clark arrived in Dead
wood Monday. Work will at once com
mence on the reduction works.
Aldrich, the tonsorial artist Of wide
repute, is always at the front. Shop, on
Main street, one door from Achenbach's.
Sturgis was represented at Chadron
lest evening at the conductors annual
ball by thirty-fve of our prominent So
ciety people.
The order assigning Lieut. Harry d.
Reade. Twenty fifth infantry, to duty at
the Leavenworth military prison, has
been revoked
Another rumor has it that the railroad
is to be extended from Sturgis to Buff
falo, Wyoming, the coming summer.
We hope it has some foundation.
The contract for the construction of
the Wyoming Central branch of the T.
b. Il M. V. railroad has been let from
Glenrock to Fort Caspar, distance Of
thirty miles. Chadron Democrat.
II you want fashionable dress made,
go to Mrs. Moore's, Main street, oppo-
site the Sheridan house. She sells fine
dress goods by sample at eastern prices
Also clean and repair clothing for ladies
or gentlemen on short notice.
J. Fl. Harris began running his hacks
again Monday morning between Sturgis
and Deadwood In short time he will
have his limo advertised SO thoroughly
and systematically that the travelling
public will know no other.
Mrs. Emma Harvey, widow lady
recently from New York, now residing.
in Bear Butte valley, lost her son Roy,
aged years and 6 months, Thursday
last. Burial took place Friday at
Sturgis, Chaplain Wilson officiating.
sturgis lodge I. o. O. F., headed by
our brass band, went down to Rapid
City Thursday morning to participate in
the celebration of the sixty ninth ami
versary of that secret order OF course
everybody enjoyed themselves hugely,
as they knew they would.
The people in the Southern Hills are
having monkey and parrot sort of a |
time through the newspapers about the
killing of the cowboys, Potts and Ar
thur, i'll Buffalo Gap short time ago. |
Keep your mouths shut and let the law
settle the business. Both sides are do |
ing too much talking.
A fire alarm has been made for the |
use of the city by e. T. Marshall that
will almost raise the dead 1t is tri-
angle, with three and one-half foot sides,
made of octagon steel. This, If prop
erly manipulated, will make the hair on
the head of nearer ''stand on end, like
quills upon the fretful porcupine.'
Peaslee's ale always on tap at Fritz
Ammon's.
1t is rulnored that Samuel Cushman.
the well known insurance agent of Dead
wood, has Increased his excheauer in the
SUNK of $4,000, by sale of mining
in Colorado. There is no one
who knows him but what is glad of his
good fortune and wishes him the full
limit of happiness that can be derived
from it. II.
Spearfish had blaze on Friday after
noon destroying about $4,000 worth OF
Not satisfied with that they
had to have another Saturday morning
at about $50, which burned Powers
valued at $4,000. Insurance
on the properties burned in both fires
amounted to $1,000, leaving total loss
OF $4,000.
Tho catlemen of tho Black Hills, with
one accord, acknowledge the grass at
the present time is far better than has
been had for the past five years. They
also are happy over the cali crop and
say the increase has been far above all
expectations, as many calves being seen
upon the ranges now as generally are
seen in June and July.
The live stock sale, advertised to take
place Saturday, was postponed ON ac-
count OF the weather until Saturday, May
26. An effort viii be made to have
these market and sales days occur the
last Saturday in each month. Such an
enterprise should receive all possible aid
rom tho farmers OF this vicinity, as it is
,f inestimabie benefit to all concerned
The Sturgis Beer halEwas opened last
,vening by Messrs. Otto & Weller, in
he room lately occupied by The AD-
-ER-IsEI, with en- excellent free lunch
md free book beer Of their own make.
Tho proprietors have good location
md fine room, and will use every ef-
ort to please their patrons, furnishing
,hoice brands of liquors, wines and
,igar, in addition to their own make Of
ager beer, which is always fresh and
irst class.
Horses For Gale.
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