Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-09-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

night.
Mrs. 9. A. wiegand visited Rapid thi,
week
Peaslee's Ale on draught at Fritz
Ammon's.
Fresh fruits and confectionery at Max
Fishel's.
Ranchmen complain of slow sale Of
their produce.
Ladies and childFeps shoes at Keffel-
er's. Morse's make.
Fritz has the best beer in town.
Mrs. I. r. Grow is visiting her sister
near Sundance, Wyoming.
Yon can get pound Of good candy
for rs cents at Chase's variety store.
e. G. Bent, the we'll known Deadwood
druggist, has sold out and will locate at
Sioux Falls.
Aldrich is always ready to give you
smooth shave, first-class haircut or
anything else in his line.
DR.. w. G. Smith cheerfully answers
calls day or night. Office on First-st.,
east OF the bank.
New seats have been placed in the
primary and intermediate departments of
the public schools.
The hosting works at the Gilroy Rat
tier mine, Carbonate camp were harmed
Saturday. Loss, $1,000. No insurance.
}. q. Ainsworsh, chief engineer of the
2. q. & ~. v, was in the Hills several
days within the past week. Dirt may fly
soon.
G. w. Mixer is at Custer representing
IN insurance company, and presumably
trying to soidify himself with the unsus-
pecting young ladies of that city.
George HALEY is prepared to do plas-
tering, chimney building and stone
foundation work. Contracts promptly
attended to, and satisfaction always
guaranteed.
DIR. R. P. Smith, the dentist, wishes
his patrons to know that he will be in
sturgis but short time longer, and
those desiring his services must call i'm
lnediately.
Mr.. Andrew Lang, who lives in Pleas
ant valley, met with a heavy loss by fire
Sunday. While at church in Sturgis
his house and the contents were burned.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
II. P. Hannah has opened business
house on Main street, one door west of
Arnold & Meyers. His leading special
tiles are imported cigars and fine tobac-
COS, but he also carries fine line of teas
coffee and sundry articles. His many
friends wish Mr.. Hannah success.
f. A. Garfield, an old-time friend of
N. Pratt. arrived from Illinois, Thurs
day last with view to locating in the
Hills. Mr.. Garfield is practical print
{ and a journalist of much experience.
Tye are glad to note that he is pleased
Nth the country and hope his business
ventures will prove profitable.
Champion S. Chase, who served
Omaha faithfully five years as mayor,
was visitor at Sturgis Monday, and
favored the ADVERTISER with long and
pleasant call. This was the first trip of
this distinguished gentleman to the
Hills, and he was highly elated with the
she country. His son, Glen, and wife
stopped at Hot Springs.
L. NJ. Bitney has opened a livery and
feed stable at Coles old stand on Lazelle
street, and is prepared at all times to
furnish the public with first-class turn
outs, at the lowest possible prices. He
has in his employ Henry Williams, al
competent veterinary surgeon, who can
always be found at the barn. Mr.. Bit
ney guarantees entire satisfaction.
Smiths hack was upset on Main street
yesterday morning. Joe Ashton, a Lead
hickman, wanted to display his ability
in making short, fly turns, and took the
lines out of Billy McAllister's hands and
put tho CAD to the team. There were no
ties on the horses, SO they assisted Joe.
He made the turn quick and graceful
too quick in fact, as Billy is laid up
with a bruised head and both legs quite
severely injured. George Payne was in
the wagon but escaped without being
L,lrt. Joe floated out of the wreck in
the oyersupply Of ''booze' he had aboard
without injury.
John BURR was in town today drink
ing beer with the German editor of this
paper. BY the way Mr.. BURR gave the
ADVERTISER few agricultural notes
worthy of mention. He is a success as