Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-09
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


Potter & Haines. Bee Hive. Sturgis and Rapid
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Blue ribbon beer at Ammon's.
Fresh buns and bread at the Globe
bakery.
The steamer will be here in few
days.
The fire cisterns are completed and
ready for water.
The reservation has been opened
with reservation.
Mr.. J M. Partlow remains very ill, and
his recovery is not probable.
Read FL. Stein & Co.'S card IN another
column, the popular druggists.
You can get pound Of good candy
for 25 cents at the Variety store.
Go to the Globe bakery for anything
and everything in the bakers line.
Three pounds of good Japan tea for
$1.00, at SPARES & ALIENS.
w. @. Buderus was in Deadwood
Friday on business before the probate
court.
The rain Of last week was worth
thousands of dollars to the ranches OF
the country.
The! boss beer in the town, cents a
glass, and the finest lunches, at the
Star Beer hall 5'A.
Customers can always be furnished
with fresh bread, buns and cakes at the
Globe bakery.
J. K. Hartman is plastering his new
house with Sturgis stucco. He says it
is just the thing.
The influx OF Immigrants from across
the reservation will soon be seen here.
First come, first served.
Aldrich always sends his customers on
their way rejoicing with their faces as
smooth as peeled onions.
Charles Rosebrough sports an elegant
Indian pipe and tobacco pouch, a pres
emit from Nick Geneis, of Pine Ridge.
AS good tea for so cents per pound
as others sell for rs cents, at
SpARKs g. ATTEN,r
Parties desiring to sell real estate can
advertise the same all over the United
States by applying to W. @. Buderus.
The thousands of acres of the finest
land lying out of doors around Sturgis
are awaiting the hand of the husband
man.
Services both morning and evening
next Sabbath at the Presbyterian church.
A Sunday school will be organized at 10
o'clock "a. m.
Better land is lying idle in the vicinity
of Sturgis than can be found on the
whole Sioux reserve. This is an incon-
trovertible fact.
Monday was payday at the post, and
as a consequence the soldiers were
happy. Business men report collections
good among the troops.
J. F. Hawkins is erecting residence
for himself near the Presbyterian church,
the main portion being 12x24, with an
l. 10x16 and kitchen SKIS.
D. G.. Grady has moved his saloon
from the Sheridan heefse across the
street into the building owned by Louis
Abrams. He has Fefurnished the room
and has very neat and mere eommodi-
GUS quarters.
Grabill, the photographer, wishes his
Sturgis patrons to bear in mind the fact
that he is in his Sturgis gallery on Mon
days and Tuesdays only, of each week.
Anyone desiring to avail themselves OF
his services sheuld prepare to call on
him on those days.
The republican county convention met
at Deadwoed Saturday. Everything
passed off tremendously. Twenty one
delegates were elected to attend the
jamestown convention. Messrs. Hoehn
and Mcmillan, of this city, are two Of
the chosen. The delegates were in
structed for g. G. Moody as delegate to
the Chicago convention.
J. II. Gale and George 7. Payne have
formed co-partnership for the purpose
of doing all kinds of plastering and stuc-
co work. They are experienced work
men and will guarantee all they do.
Their speciality is their stucco work,
which they claim is far superior in every
respect to ordinary plaster, aside from
its quality and cheapness. When in
need Of anything of the kind call on
Gale e Payne.