Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

oitiuiieN ANObs
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Royal owl bouquet cigars at Max
Fishers. They ara the best brand in
the market.
Fresh fruits and confectionery at Max
Fishel's.
Peaslee's Ale on draught at Fritz
Anmon's-
Mofett's wood saw works well, and is
kept busy.
Every mugwump in Deadwood expects
a federal position.
Ladies and childrens shoes at Keffel-
er's. Morse's make.
Printing material has advanced about
Is per cent. Paper is also going up.
The Hornestake will soon begin ex-
tending it's railroad farther into the tim
Der belt
Henry Monheim and wife are at Gus
ter this week, to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives.
B. T. Rollins will open CONNECTION
cry store in the Northwestern building,
in a few days.
G. e. Hair was dangerously i'll first of
the week with typhoid pneumonia. He
is at Lead City, with the Herald.
J. W. Andrews left Monday afternoon
for Fremont, to eat STUFFED" turkey and
cranberry sauce today with his family.
Firing salute at sunrise and sunset
every morning at military posts has been
resumed again. This custom was dis
continued about fifteen months ago.
The ball given by the fire department
Thursday evening last was well attended.
Net proceeds were about $45, which sum
will be used to carpet the meeting room.
F. T. Evans and daughter were in
Sturgis Tuesday, returning home, to
Sioux City. 1t is rumored that Mr..
Evans is interested in railroad scheme
IN the Hills.
General Passenger Agent Buchanan of
the F., E. & M. v, is collecting data
along the line of his road preparatory to
issuing several thousand folders for free
distribution.
Union temperance meeting was held
Sunday evening at the M. E. church,
Rev. Mr.. Echols delivering the sermon.
Quite large audience enjoyed the GER
emonies.
On Saturday night some person stole
about dozen chickens from o. J. Win
chel. A sneak that will steal from a
hard-working laboring man should be
severely horsewhipped.
A. S. Way, a prominent Hermosan,
WAS in Sturgis yesterday. He gave this
office call. He is an uncle of Bert
Way, an attache of the ADVERTISER. Mr..
Way had a fine young trotting horse
.,,,k ~ Go, q, p,,Jloa1r
T. M. Allen has private telephone
line in operation between his residence
and the store. The Instruments are
known as the Iowa telephone, and work
to perfection. Mr. Allen has already
taken orders for about dozen and sent
for them.
The Catholic fair has been in session
tho past two days, and SO far attended
with good success. The big dance will
occur tonight. II space permitted We
would gladly publish the list of dona-
tions. There are large number of ar
tioles, many of which are handsome and
valuable.
Mr.. Smith started from Sturgis Tues
day morning about S o'clock for Dead
wood and Lead with Fred FL. Long,
William FelIers and John Webster, Chi
cago capitalists, who visited the up-gulch
towns on a sightseeing tour. They
were greatly pleased with the trip, as
Mr.. Smith left nothing undone that
would lend interest and pleasure to the
occasion. The gentlemen are largely in
terested in tin property on Squaw
creek, Custer county.
Representatives of the Omaha Herald
have been in Deadwood for two or three
weeks past collecting data for an elabor-
ate write-up on Lawrence county for the
Eerald. Their plan is new, and readily
meets the approval OF almost everyone to
whom it has been explained. In brief,
it is this: 1t is proposed to gather all the
available material that will be of interest
to the eastern reader, compile it in the
most acceptable style, illustrate il
throughout with public and private
buildings, quartz mills, Black Hills
scenery, otc., and publish the whole ii
tho Sunday edition of the Herald, aftel