Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-09-05
STURGIs ADVERTISER
LOCAL AND GENERAL rEWs,


Fresh fruits and confectionery at MAJ
FiThel's.
Fresh buns and broad at the Globe
oakery.
New fall goods arriving at Mrs. NJ.
III. Wrights.
Milwaukee Beer on draught at
Fritz Ammon's.
Ladies' and childrens shoes at Keffe1-
er's. Morse's make.
Fresh California peaches, pears and
apricots at Achenbach's.
Read Fl. Stein & Cos card in another
column, the popular druggists.
Go to the Globe bakery for anything
and everything in the bakers line.
Ladies', call at Mrs. M. M. Wrights
and see those nobby hats just received.
The Omaha Daily Republican is on
sale at Chase's. It is the best daily in
the west.
The schools are well filled, the inter-
mediate and primary departments being
crowded.
"A four-burner gasoline stove for sale
cheap. In perfect order. Call at An
vERTIsER office.
Customers can always be furnished
with fresh bread, buns and cakes at the
Globe bakery.
Justus Schnell is tonsorial artist OF
no mean ability. He keeps everything
in first class shape.
Aldrich is always ready to give yon
smooth shave, first-class haircut or
anything else in his Line.
A picked nine from Sturgis went down
to Fort Meade and beat the infantry nine
by score Of to 8, last Sunday.
Parties desiring to sell real estate can
advertise the same all over. the United
States by applying to W. 9. Buderua
Frank Lynch Of Deadwood and Graves
of Rapid, will run q 100-yard foot-race
at the Deadwood driving park on Satur-
day.
This evening the Jewish New Year
festival begins and lasts until Thursday.
This will be the first day Of the year
$500.
Mrs. Harry Elliott Of Chicago, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. M.
McLafresh OF this city, returned to her
eastern home Sunday afternoon.
Those new felt hats at Mrs. Wright's
are just what the ladies want: plain,
stylish and cheap, fresh Invoices Sou the
way from New York and Chicago.
George Haley is prepared to do plas-
tering, chimney building and stone
foundation work. Contracts promptly
attended to, and satisfaction always
guaranteed.
The superintendent of the M. E. mis-
sion of the Black Hills is Rev. j. g.
Carnes, of Indiana. He will arrive in
the Hills shortly and take charge of
the work. Bishop Walden recommends
him very highly as an earnest and efiici-
ent worker.
The Eighth cavalry band looked rath-
or tough when they came in, on Monday,
but one forgot their looks when they be-
gan playing. The people OF this city
viii have fine opportunity to hear them
during the balance of the season when
the regiment is out on dress parade.
An extremely pleasant party was Civ
en- by Mrs. Moody on last Thursday
evening to her sister Miss Maude War
ner and Miss Lulu Kingsley, Of Dead
wood. Nearly thirty young ladies and
gentlemen Of this city were present, and
spent the time with music, cards and
dancing, until the ..wee sma' hours" put
in an appearance. To say the occasion
was enjoyable is but speaking mildly.
A large number Of Juveniles got up a
party last Friday evening and succeeded
in most effectually surprising Miss Car
RE Francis, by calling on her suddenly
at the residence Of Mrs. A. Aldrich and
completely taking possession Of the
house. Several adults joined in the fes-
tivities and assisted the young people in
spending the time joyously and most
agreeably. Miss Carrie is a prime fa-
vorite among her young friends.
Henry Weber, the well known painter,
is still prepared TO take work and COM
plete it rapidly and in the best style.
AS Sign writer Mr.. Weber has no SUI
perior in the Black Hills, as his many
signs in this city bear evidence. As a
carriage and house painter, interior dec
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