Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-02-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Twelve inches OF snow.
Valentine dayswill soon be here.
Olaf Helwig is the proud father Of q
boy, born Monday.
Tine selection Of gold pins at layers
jewelry establishment.
Read Fl. Stein & Co.'S card in another
column, the popular druggists.
.Fancy drink wall cards OF all kinds
OF stock at the ADVERTISER Office.
Three pounds Of good Japan tea for
$1.00, ut SPARES 6 ALIENS.
The largest stock Of valentines in the
city is on sale at Chase's variety store.
Fine boots and shoes made to order!
Repairing promptly done, E. Koerner.
Major Roach, paymaster, is at Fort
Meade and will pay off in day or two.
Achenbach's for fruits, candies, cigars
and the latest novels and newspapers.
II you want,ground feed and lumber
Of oil kinds go to the Sturgis planning
mill.
+. ]. T. Potter viii give Lotto party to
some of his friends at his residence to-
morrow evening.
The boss beer in the town, 8 cents q
glass, and the finest lunches, ut the
Star Bser hall
The railway mail service win be ex-
tended from Rapid to ttaae. end OF the
track, on the Goth instant.
Delaney &ssebastian shipped ten tons
of ore from the Ontario, Galena, to the
Iron Hill smelter, on Monday.
Fresh oysters, celery, oranges, lemons,
grapes, choice Michigan apples, and
cider always 70 be found Of T. B. An
drews'.
Miss Jennie McCraken was the lucky
holder OF the ticket that won the large
wax doll at Chase's variety store last
evening. :.
Fred Clary, cashier of the Central City
Ebank, accompanied by his wife, spent
Sunday IN. tho city visiting Mr. and Mrs.
III. o. Alexander.
ThesRsstmastsr Is advertising for pro-
posals to carry the mail between the de-
pot and postofice. Bids will be received
.tiilrthe 18th inst.
.Georgea6ie has rented his property
in this city and intends to build resi-
denceton his ranch, on Alkali creek,
about three miles out of town.
wv. Moore is taking orders for
gents clothing. ALI those desiring a
a well-made, neat-ftting and stylish suit
of clothing would do well to call upon
him, opposite the Sheridan house.
Manning & Palmer, not to be scared
out by the recent fire, have rented the
barn Of George Cole and can now be
found readyste supply everyone with
anything in tho livery line at that old
established stand.
IL you want a fashionable dress made,
go to Mrs. Moore's, Main street, oppo-
site the Sheridan house. She sells fine
dress goods by sample at eastern prices.
Also clean and repair clothing for ladies
or gentlemen on short notice.
Three aar4ms Of fire were sounded at
Ft. Meade during Sunday night, but
luckily mono Of them amounted to any
thing. It is safe to say that owing to
the excitement eDgendered by the fire in
Sturgis Saturday, the soldiers were not
very slow in turning ont nt the sound Of
the cannon.
Clay Lambert, the star jjob printer
and actor OF Deadwood, was in town o
short time Monday on business. Mr..
Lambert is trying to revive the Black
Ellis theatrical circuit. and is looking
thrsugh the different towns for that ex.
press purpose. He intends to bring "a
the Hills the best talent possible, and
give the people their moneys worth d
amusement and entertainment.
w. q. Buderns Is engaged in cores.
pondence with come Nebraska parties
conceHiirg the erection OF Touring
mill instkis city, We have bad the priv
ilege ofreaaing some Of the correspond
snceand araohshe opinion that with |
faittle encouragement he gentlemen couli
be induced to conehsre ana establish !
Rrst-cIass patent-rolIer pssssss Touring
mill. II they should decide 70 buili
here, the min Will have faJilities to com
pete with any IN this section Of country
This s amaater that should inmediatei,