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

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Choice porter at Fritz Ammon's.
Dance at the opera house last evening.
There was ''music in the air" last Sun
day.
Fine selection of gold pins at layers
jewelry establishment.
The books Of the circulating library
can be found at Cornwell's.
The finest cold lunches at Ammon's,
where 5-cent beer is on tap.
I. Read Ell. Stein & Cos card in another
column, the popular druggists.
As this city is never troubled with
mud, sidewalks are unnecessary.
Tho regular statement of sthe First
National bank appears in this issue.
William Pierson moved his family to
Galena Monday for future residence.
Three pounds of good Japan tea for
$1.OO, at SPARKS & ALIENS.
Fine boots and shoes made to order.
Repairing promptly done, e. Koerner.
Rumor says there is to be smuggling
match-to a finish-in;the city in a few
days.
AS good tea for so cents per pound
as others sell for rs cents, at
SPARES &c ALIENS.
Leave orders for Black Hills jewelry
at layers. Can furnish anything on
short notice.
Good work has been done in the grad
ing of Lazelle street, near the crossing
of Second.
II you want ground feed and lumber
of all kinds go to the Sturgis planning
mill.
Sturgis has too many sidewalks. 1t
is shameful waste OF lumber to build
SO many.
The boss beer in the town, 5 cents a
glass, and the finest lunches, at the
Star Beer hall.
The sweetest oranges in the city only
60 cents dozens cents apiece-at
Chase's Variety score.
Jack Maloy, one of the men taken up
to Deadwood for highway robbery, is
out on $1,000 bail.
q. w. Ladd is at work on the plans
aud specifications of the cisterns and will
have them ready in few days.
Lemons 40c. per dozen and fine Cali
fornia oranges 60c., at HI. A. Achen-
bach's, the Oldest stand in town.
E. G. Spilman of Rapid City, has been
appointed register of the Devils Lake
land office. A good appointment.
Fresh oysters, celery, oranges, lemons,
grapes, choice Michigan apples, and
cider always to be found at 7. B. An
drews'.
Wiegand knows how to get married.
He was up bright and early Monday
morning passing the cigars around
among the boys.
w. J. Gidley is the father of bounc-
ing girl baby, born the latter part of
January. His friends here are glad to
see him getting to the front.
Prof. G. Ell. Blume leaves for Rapid
this afternoon, where he plays for the
grand masquerade ball given by the Lii
brary association this evening.
And still the rush continues at Nc
Lain's popular restaurant on Main street,
next door to O'Neill's butcher shop.
Meals Is cents, the best in the city.
Quite number Of Deadwood lawyers
accompanied by Sheriff Knight, were
down at the post last week on business
connected with the post-trader's store.
Although the birthplace Of General
Sheridan is clothed in doubt there is no
doubt that the best CONNECTIONS and nuts
in Sturgis are found at Chase's Variety
store.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father, s. "A. Lewis, by Rey. w. N. Nc
McKendrick, February is, 1883, Mr..
Willis e. Putnam to Miss Grace j.
Lewis, both of Lawrence county.
James Moffett is now prepared to fur
nish hard, soft and blacksmith coal to
the citizens of Sturgis and vicinity, at
prices that cannot be beaten in the Black
Hills. He deals also in baled hay, and
sells at1hard-pan figures.
Saturday evening, during the absence
of Rev. Warren and wife, lamp was
knocked over by one of the children, and
the oil escaping caught fire. The serv-
ant grabbed thetlamp and threw it out Of
doors, thus preventing what might have
been serious fire..
Sturgis proposes to purchase Silsby
steamer and necessary hose carts, and to
construct three cisterns wherewith to
fight fire. The cost of the outfit will be
$3 800, and committee has already Sc
cured a subscription of $4,000. The
move is the outcome of the recent expe-
rience Of the town with fire. Rapid City
journal