Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-09-12
STBRGIS ADVERTISER.
rocAI, AND aENERAI. NEWS.

peaslea's Ale On draught AZ Fritz
Ammon ).
Fresh fruits and confectionery d MAJ
Fishel's.
Fresh buns and bread At The Glob'
bakery
Wien i our street railway q mate
rializeg
James Murrin Of Central CITY was il
town Thursday.
.. g, Stout. Of Dendwood, registered
at tho Sheridan on Thursday.
Il. g. Phillips and A. p. Frank q
Deadwood were in the city Sunday.
viii Freschl Of Rapid City, the well
known clothier, spent Friday in this city
W. g. Logan, the new postmaster al
Volunteer, dined Of the Sheridan Of
Thursday.
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Sheriff Knight visited Sturgis on bus
mess Saturday. He returned Sunday
afternoon.
Dick Hughes, Of the Rapid City jour
mi, mourns the loss Of his dog, Ducks
She was poisoned.
r. G. Lake Of Rapid was in town
Thursday on his way from business
trip to Deadwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Keith were visitors
Saturday. They came down to attend
the Commercial house sale.
F. H. Harberd, an old resident Of this
city, is Wells, Fargo 6 Co.'s express
agent at The Needles, California.
M. Stearns, the manager OF Blooms
popular clothing emporium at Deadwood,
visited Sturgis on business Thursday.
Mayor Potter will be home tomorrow,
unless he gets lost in some Of those big
eastern villages we read SO much about
IN the papers.
Herman Bischoff was in town Satur-
day. He purchased that well-matched
team Of 'creams" Of Farley, for 1890. at
the auction sale.
Jack" Mowat came in from Green
wood and called on the ADVERTISER Fri
day, and shook our sw He was on
his way to Spearfsh.
John Burri is raising half acre of to-
bacco this year. There is nothing grown
on the earth but what can be successfully
raised in Lawrence county.
John Farley held his public sale as
advertised, on Saturday. Quite large
amount Of goods were disposed of at
prices that would shock crockery or
furniture dealer.
Frank Lynch, the foot-racer, passed
through Sturgis Monday on his way to
Rapid City to interview Graves, the
sprinter Of that place, and endeavor to
get up race with him.
Tilford is to have new school build
ing. The structure will be 24x40, with
u d 4
belfry, two school rooms, cloakrooms,
vestibule, etc, and will cost $1,175. J.
x. Eastman Of Rapid City has the con-
tract, and will have it completed by No
vember 1.
Oh. Salisbury and d. A. Mcpherson
and son came down from Deadwood Sat
urday and spent the afternoon looking
around our city. Mr.. Salisbury contin-
ued his journey eastward, while Mr.. Nc
Phcrson returned to his home in the
metropolis.
Would it not be good idea for the
fire board to have stationary hose reel
erected in the hose house to reel the ex-
ira hose upon and keep it in readiness
for fire? As it is now if the full COM
pliment of hose were needed at q fire it
would take considerable time to get it
out and in working order.
Major Champlin, formerly receiver Of
the Deadwood land Office and favorably
known throughout tho Hills country, is
spoken of by the Douglas, Wyoming,
Republican, as a candidate for the terri
torial council. The republicans Of that
section Of Wyoming would have to go a
great ways from home to find better
man. The ADVERTISER hopes to see the
major win.
Last Friday afternoon about o'clock,
while Mrs. Rose, who lives on the Belle
Feurche, was absent from her ranch, a
fire broke out in the barn destroying it
and it's contents, including two horses,
harness, and fifty tons of millet. The
flames broke out SO suddenly that moth
ing could be saved. The loss is estima-
ted at $500, and falls heavily upon Mrs.
Rose. No insurance.
Sol Star, the only Star of the first
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