Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-09-12
Fritz has tho best beer II town:

Fritz has ho best Deer AZ flyVIa
you can got i pound d good candy
for % cents # Ghase's variety store.
Sparks d Allen received car load Of
Watermelona from Omaha Saturday.
Glib Stone, fhe veIl-known furniture
dealer Of Deadwood, tied up at the sher-
| idan On Friday.
Johnny Lecdy autographed at the
Sheridan on Saturday from AIkaIi.
John il frustrating out IN the country
for his health.
| Already some Of our thin skinned cit
liens arc complaining Of the cool nights
and mornings. The woather Is elegant,
could not be improved, and Is Just what
we want.
These dark nights it is almost impos-
sible to piss along the lower end Of
Main street without breaking neck or
q limb. Three o. fonr good street lamps
would greatly improve the appearance
of things and lessen the risks. Why
cannot the city have electric lights?
The property owners interested should
bear in mind that the time for the con-
struction Of sidewalks given by the coun-
Gil has expired in one instance. and will
expire in the other on September %.
IL lot owners do not want the walks
built by the city and charged up against
the property, they had better get the
walks down before it is too late.
! Z. Il. Hatch raised on his ranch near
Tilford 178 bushels Of wheat on six acres
Of ground and from twenty acres thresh-
ed out 1000 bushels Of oats. This is on
" sample Of what the farmers of the
Hills are doing this season. Mr.. Hatch
recently purchased from John L. Stevens
q magnificent ranch Of 100 acres lying
on Elk Greek for 81 800. It would take
80. 900 TO get it from Hatch.
Z. M Bitney has opened new livery,
feed and sale stable at George Coles old
stand on Lazeile street and is now pre-
pared to furnish the citizens of Sturgis
anything in his line at the lowest prices.
He has also in his employ, Mr.. Henry
Williams, competent veterinary sur
geon, who can be found at the stable at
any time. We bespeak for Mr.. Bitney
a liberal patronage. as he guarantees
satisfaction. He is deserving of success
and that he may meet with it, is the
wish of the ADVERTISERS.
DR.. R. B. Corcoran, senior veterinarian
at Fort Meade, comes to this locality
bearing credentials proving him to be
one of the best veterinary surgeons in the
United States army. DR.. Corcoran's
services can be commanded at any time
by those desiring the services of a
thorough veterinarian. Aside from his
professional skill the doctor is genial
companion and thorough gentleman.
We are OF the opinion that the doctor
viii have his hands full as soon as the
citizens of this county learn of his pres
ence in their midst
The other day an inebriated granger
who thought he had his fighting clothes
on insulted Post Quartermaster Gilmore
of the Eighth, and followed it up by
striking at the lieutenant. The ieuten-
ant fooled the aforesaid farmer, by get
ting his head 1.-THE farmers) under his
(Gilmore's) arm and polishing him (the
farmer) off in the highest style Of the
art. The next time that tller of the
soil tackles an army officer he viii be
careful and size up his man before at
tempting to annihilate him. It was a
well deserved dressing and scientifically
administered.
The infantry nine evidently had on
their base ball clothes last Sunday when
they played the Eighth cavalry. The
score at the conclusion of the game stood
25 to 2 in favor of the infantry team.
Only one clean hit was made off Harm
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den, the infantry pitcher. At the con-
clusion of this game the Sturgis nine
showed up and tackled the infantry men
for game and were beautifully knocked
out to the tune OF % to 4. The infantry
team played magnifcently, and if they
continue fer the balance Of the season no
club, from Chadron to Sundance, can
get away with them. OF course it was a
phenomenal game, but it showed what
they can do when they do settle down to
play ball.
One of the latest papers to reach our
desk is the Bazoo, published at The
Needles, Southern California, by f. Eel.
Harberd, formerly Of this city. It will
be remembered that MIR. Harberd was at
one time connected with the ADVERTISER,
but left Dakota to take up his residence
in California. The paper is full Of news,
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