Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-11-08


Expresa going west leaves at ia q m. Going
east. III 353 p m. for the east and south. making
closc connections and giving the best accommo-
Freight going west leaves at 6,u p. m, and
a. D. WooD. Agent,
w. T. FrrcH, General Manager, Sfurgis.
IS s. Omaha. heb.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Royal owl bouquet cigars 1t Max
Finhars. They are the best brand. in
he market.
Blus ribbon beer at Ammon's.
Rooms % rent Enqire Of @. G. Polk
Fresh fruits and confectionery 1t Max
fishel's-
Try John schnan for fine tonsorial
work.
Ladies' and childrens shoes at Keffel-
er's- Morse's make.
Reaslee's Ale on draught at Fritz
Ammon's.
Read IL Stein & Co.'s card in another
column, the popular druggists.
DO not forget that you can get the
best cigars At Ghase's variety store.
Tho benevolent societies of Central
will give joint ball on the ed OF this
month.
Mr. Francis is putting up o small
Dame building on Main street for tene-
ment purposes.
Mr. Moifatt viii run his wood saw by
horse power in the future, moving it
from house to house.
A neat dwelling house is in course OF
construction on the lots immediately
south OF Mr.. Scales residence.
Net proceeds of tho oyster supper
given by the ladies Of the NJ B., church
Tuesday evening were $1,000.
The fire engine is kept steamed up
these cold nights to prevent tho water
from freezing and bursting The pipes.
Contractor Grams is pushing the city
hall to completion quite rapidly. He is
doing good piece of work for the town.
lack Taylor, the popular head clerk in
the Hotel Harney, Rapid, was in town
yesterday shaking hands with his
friends.
Jack Hagerdon win start for Iowa the
First of the week by the overland route
After visiting his family short time, he
win return to Sturgis.
The firemen Of Sturgis viii give a ball
about the 10th inst, defeating the now
city hall. 1t will be grand affair. The
post band viii furnish the music.
Dr.. Pratt put a handsome new safe in
the postoffioe yesterday Of tho Mosler-
Bowen make. DIR. was betting his money
on Cleveland and he ordered ihat safe.
You can get pound Of good candy
for rs cents at Chassfs variety store.
Mrs DR. Smith was taEen i'll very sud.
denly Sunday evening, and for sometime
she was in critical condition, but the
ado is pleasant to note that she is con
valcsing.
Everyone that attended tho Louie
Lord entertainments OF the post speak in
tho most flattering terms Of The troupe.
Manager Lambert spares no pains to
please the public.
! Mrs. Phelps and daughter Myrtle ar
rived yesterday morning from Idaho, and
viii spend tho winter in sFursis. Mrs.
Phelps is sister OF EIesl.asacs Afarshall
ana MCMILLAN.
Mr.. CrysIer, representing tho Ameri-
can Building and Loan assaaiatioa 0!
Minneapolis, was in town his week. He
succeeded in placing considerable stock
with Sturgis business nen.
St.rgis is to have eIoss-is lights and
also a school heated by hot air. It is
also b have some new brick lai,iisl:ags
all good things m their way, But none
too good for Sturgis. aern,l-
Major Dorsner will re- s ss..:s aff5sain To-
morrow at Fort Meade, al VIA be sent
Immediately to G troop, Seventh cavalry,
Capt. Henry Jackson's cosaeany, Fort
Riley, Kansas. This is s,is slss;;er's old
company.
John PAIL has leased HiaHIlGii's shop
and branchcd out on his oHa account.
MIR. Paul has fine reputation as q
horseshoer and general hl:vsssast::i, and
viii no doubt command LIZ s..ssse Of The
public patronage
A frightful accident ossi Saturday
afternoon at the ranch OF I'm. Meyers
MeyeYs was threshitsp and IN i.;,fl in his