Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-16

can Eagle Tobacco company, OF Detroit
Michigan, was literally distributing his
samples Of Myrtle Navy Plug -cu'
smoking tobacco Monday morning, and
left us supply which we think is jrs'
about the smoothest tobacco We have
ever had the pleasure of sampling. II
the language Of the prophetic takes the
bakery.
A regular old-fashioned country
dance viii be given by ]. W. Patterson
at his ranch, on Friday night, the 25tt
inst. The occasion is the defeating Of
his new barn-a great big New England
structure and anyone knowing Patter-
son will understand that there is going
to be rafting good time. Everybody
ought to go and holp give the barn q
good send-of.
Owing to the growth Of patronage
Messrs. McIver have found it necessary
to increase their facilities for handling
their business. They intend putting il
place complete plant of the latest i'm.
proved wood working machinery, which
will enable them to perform anything il
their line with the greatest possible dis
patch.
Ed. Koerner, the well known manipu
lator Of the pegging awl and last, leaves
for the Hot Springs today on trip o.
recreation and pleasure. He will re
main absent several weeks. Mr.. Koernel
is frst-class workman, and has turned
out some elegantly made goods sinc'
locating in this city.
B. r. Raymond has been appointed
deputy marshal. by Marshal Flavin
This is good selection and meets the
approval of all. Mr.. Raymond is a mar
of experience and will exercise the oner
Gus duties of his office in an impartia
and satisfactory manner.
Star, Bullock & Eccles-the oldes
house in the hardware business in thu
Hills-sell any and everything in the
hardware line, from package of tacks tt
carload of railroad iron and a fve-cen
gimlet to threshing machine.
The Horace Lewis Monte Cristo com
pany appeared at the Fort Meade hal
Wednesday evening and at the Sturgi.
opera house Thursday night. At boil
places they had but fair houses. They
deserved better patronage.
The justice court Of this city has beer
comparatively busy the past week
Nothing, however, of Importance. Or
binary DRINKS were the principal re-
cipients of the courts attention.
The Deadwood ''kid' nine will cross
bats with the Scooptown ''kids'' next
Sunday afternoon in this city. W.
hope our kids will have better success
than our big boys.
The hose company will dedicate Fran
els hall on Thursday evening, May "a
with grand ball. The boys intend t.
throw themselves, and should have 6
liberal patronage.
J. A. Howard, the worthy postmaster
of Fort Meade, was in town on Sunday
and attended church in the evening. HI
is as well as could be expected after SC
serious an attack.
Clark Rorapaugh, of Deadwood
passed through Sturgis on Friday last
on his way to jamestown. where he
goes to attend the territorial republican
convention.
George HALEY is prepared to do plas
tering, chimney building and stone
foundation work. Contracts promptly
attended to, and satisfaction always
guaranteed.
The plasterers are getting to work Oh
the Francis block. The ADVERTISER
expects to be in its new quarters inside
of the next ten days. When we are set
tied, call.
Charles Maskrey, Fl. W. Tinker ant
T. W. Mccullough, the Rapid City bas'
ball magDates, were in town Tuesday a
the meeting of the Black Hills league.
Miss Lizzie Walsh, of Custer City,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Henry Monheim, for some weeks past
returned to her home Thursday last.
Episcopal services every Sunday even
ing in the Opera house, until further
notice. An earnest and cordial invita-
ton to be present is extended to all.
DIR. Whiteside, register of the lant
office, was in the city Sunday, accompa
MED by County Treasurer Shurts. They
returned Monday morning.
Captain Knight, the high sheriff O
Lawrence county, was in town ON bust
ness connected with the department. o
Justice Thursday.