Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-03-21

Smoke the Chancellor cigar.
Best ale always found at Ammon's.
Read Ell. Stein & Co.'S card in another
column, the popular druggists.
Aldrich, the bank block barber, gives
the best of satisfaction. Try him.
| Three pounds Of good Japan tea for
! $1.00, at SPARKS 6 ALLENs
| The best lunches in the city at Fritz
Ammon's.
A full and complete line OF smokers
articles at the Variety store
| An itinerant glass-blower visited Stur-
gis the last Of the week, giving little
folks chance to blow in their surplus
change.
| Sturgis can do without her tramps but
she.cannot get along without Chase &
Gilman's Variety store, where goods are
sold at prices never before thought of
prior to the advent of this firm.
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Stevens & Co., the carpenters, have
their hands full of business, and are
working early and late to keep up with
their work. They are workmen OF expe-
rience, give low prices and guarantee all
they do.
| If you want a 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.
Between fifteen and twenty couples at
tended the entertainment at the post
Monday evening. The reproduction of
the play, Romeo and Juliet, was greatly
appreciated by the audience.
Live stock along the Belle Fourche is
reported to be in frst-class condition.
Judging by the 2x4 smile adjoining the
features Of the stockmen of this section
OF the country, they are not afraid of the
round-up's story.
The Spearfsh Register Of March II,
issued q supplement giving very elabo-
rate history of the territorial normal
school, at that place, adorned with cut
OF the school building. 1t speaks we'll
for the Register as well as the school.
Smiths Sturgis and Deadwood hacks
leave Sturgis every evening and
Deadwood every morning. Make close
connections with all trains. Rapid tran
sit, comfortable hacks by this line. Par
ties travelling should try this line if they
desire q pleasant trip.
A concert for the benefit of the Epis-
copal church of this city will be given
| by home talent at the opera house on
| Thursday evening, March %. An inter-
esting and varied programme will be pre-
sented. Admission 80 cents. Reserved
seats without extra charge. at the post
office news stand. A splendid pro-
gTamme has been prepared.
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AS our steamer will soon be here, it
would be advisable to organize a hose
company to get together and complete
the necessary arrangements pertaining
to permanent organization. There are
three or four old time hose men in this
CITY whose knowledge would assist ma
terially in the examination and purchase
lof reliable and durable hose and hose
reel.
The Chancellor. The best. Try them.
Mr.. Wilbur Bowman, brother of DR..
A. 81. Bowman Of this city, arrived today
from the east, with the intention of To-
eating hero, for the purpose Of erecting a
plaster paris or stucco mandatory. As
we have plenty Of gypsum near us easy
OF access, the enterprise win no doubt be
| Ia success. We hope Mr.. Bowman will
meet with all the necessary encourage
ment in his laudable undertaking..
Select beer kept only by Fritz Ammon.
Quite number OF dogs have been
poisoned the past week. Although this
| place, like the balance Of Black Hills
towns, is overrun with CANNES, yet it, is
wrong to Kill them off by throwing poi
son promiscuously around. Valuable
and intelligent dogs are as apt to get the
dose as the ordinary tramp mongrel
Give the good dogs square show, re-
lmemberiDg ''old dog Tray"