Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-09-26
Fresh California peaches, pears and
apricots at Achenbach's.

column, the popular druggists.
Do not forget that you can get th
best cigars at Chase's variety store.
George Cole returned from Nebraska
Monday, after several months absence
I Chaplin Wilson occupied the III. Z
pulpit at Rapid City Sunday morning
The Omaha Daily Republican is o.
sale at Chase's. II is the best daily Ii
the west.
Hereafter the ADvEKTfsEK win b
found on sale at the store of Max Fishel
Deadwood.
Justus Schnell is a tonsorial artist O
no mean ability. He keeps everything
in first class shape.
Milwaukee Beer on draught al
Fritz Ammon's.
J. W. Fowler, esq, one OF the leading
legal lights Of Rapid City, was in Stur.
gis yesterday.
Support the republican ticket straight
Every concession made with democrat
is point lost.
Finishing lumber of all kinds at the
Sturgis Planning mill. Turning and scroll
saving done to order, jobbing, etc.
The Fort Meade Social club will give
a dance Monday evening, which will be
the first Of series Of parties to be given
this fall and winter.
The day Of publication of the ADvER-
TIsER will be changed from Wednesday
to Thursday, beginning with the first
issue of the paper IN October.
Mofett's dray line. Ready for bust
ness at any time or place. Light pack
ages and parcels, as well as heavy goods,
moved on the shortest possible notice
with best OF care.
New sidewalks are being put down in
various portions of the city by property
holders according to the instructions
issued by the town council.
If you owe the ADVERTISER anything
bring some wood. If you don't owe it
bring some anyway and sub
scribe for the paper. There is nothing
small about us except our wood pile.
T. W. Mccullough, local editor of the
Rapid City Journal, will today wed a
young lady of Galesburg, Illinois, by the
name of Shaw. The ADVERTISER extends
many congratulations to Mr.. McCullough
and his fair bride.
A game Sunday between the kid nine
Of Scoop and the Juvenile club of the
garrison stood 16 to Is in favor of the
Ft. Meade club. Our boys are some
what sanctimonious, hence they can't
play good game on the Lords day.
J.. w. Andrews arrived this morning
from Fremont, and may possibly spend
this winter in Sturgis. In fact we learn
he contemplates removing his family
here at no distant day. Mr.. Andrews is
1 great friend of Sturgis, and we bid him
4 hearty welcome.
A special came up early Thursday
last with General Manager
Fitch and wife and party of friends.
ALI visited Deadwood and returned to
he road via Sturgis. G. E. Simmons,
general land commissioner of the North
western, was with the party.
Geo. E. Fair went to Deadwood Thurs
Icy last to accept position on the Pho
,eer, and his work is already plainly
visible in it's columns. The ADVERTISER
eluctantly parted with Mr.. Hair, but the
'est wishes of this paper go with him in
lis new field of labor. George is an
gentleman.
It is understood that the democrats
will adopt the precedent established
'ompulsatively established SO far as the
Meade county delegation was concerned
by the republicans in making all NOM
nations on the county ticket outside Of
he proposed county of Meade. The
democrats in this vicinity appear to be
happy at present, but from
What source they get encouragement, we
ve know not.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Phillips, of Dead
rood, spent a few hours in Sturgis this
fternoon while waiting for the east
ound train. Mr.. Phillips is the repub-
can nominee for county treasurer, and
} gentleman of the first magnitude.
Ie is a man of fine business qualities,
nd has the confidence and respect Of the
eading men in commercial circles all
yer the county.
Henry Weber, the well known painter,
) still prepared to take work and COM
'lete it rapidly and in the best style.
Is sign writer Mr.. Weber has no SUI
,erior in the Black Hills, as his many