Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-09-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Mrs. PolE wont g Hot Springs yes.
terday
Peaslee's Ale a draught At Frita
Ammons.
Fresh fruits and confectionery At Max
Fishel's. Is
Fritz has the best beer in town.
Relatives of j. II. Mayhem, from Wis
conain, are visiting in this city,
You can get pound Of good candy
tor 25 cents at Chase's variety store.
s. A. Kean \ Company Of Chicago
purchased tile city bonds for 95 cents.
NJ. T. Brandt is now sole owner 81 the
Globe bakery. See dissolution notice.
George Cornwell visited Hermosa on
Sunday afternoon on business, returning
today.
w. @. Hamilton Of this city is teach
ing the Spring Creek school, beginning
Monday last.
Mrs. Miller and mother, Of Gayville,
relatives Of Mr.. I'll. o. Anderson, are vis-
iting in this city.
w. 9. Rice, esq, is making canvass
for county attorney, and is meeting with
considerable encouragement.
Aldrich is always ready to give you
q smooth shave, first-class haircut or
anything else in his line.
Who the new Methodist clergyman is
to be is still unknown, as the bishop, 10
date, has not made an appointment.
The ADVERTISER acknowledges receipt
Of a complimentary ticket to the Custer
county fair, to be held at Hermosa, Sep
tember 10, 90 and 81,
Albert Anderson, who has been spend
ing his long summer vacation at home,
returned to the normal school at Spear
fish Sunday morning.
The lodge of Ancient Order OF United
Workmen will be organized in this city
tomorrow evening iu Masonic hall, at 8
o'clock. AL those interested should
govern themselves accordingly.
J. G. McAuley has opened up feed
stable at Z. NJ. Bitney's old stand and
all those wanting teams or stock we'll
taken care OF, would do well to call on
him. Free corral and camp house in
connection.
Ira NJ. jackson was sentenced Satur4
day to ten years in the penitentiary for
the murder Of Jenkins in July, 1887.
His attorneys have until the 18th to file
q bill OF exceptions to present to the
supreme court. Meanwhile the sentence
will not be carried into execution.
"The best laid plans O. mice and men,
gang aft aglee.n This will be the song
OF some of the candidates for office that
will appear at the Spearfsh convention.
Judging from the number in sight, some
Of them are going to get left. Who's
question we can answer better on Sep
tember %.
The Chautauqua reading circle is sue
cessfully established and is now entered
fully upon its work. All interested in
course of systematic reading should join
the organization at once. It affords
great profit. as well as pleasure. II
meets Monday evenings at the Presby-
terrain church.
The republican primaries were held in
this city Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
The following delegates were elected to
the Spearfish convention without oppo-
sition: Max Hoehn, Max Blatt, j. G..
Wenke and I. r. Grow. They go un-
pledged, we understand, to any candi-
date or set of candidates.
The city fathers are considering the
purchase of fire alarm bell to be placed
upon the new city hall, and also three or
four electric fire alarm boxes to be placed
at convenient and central points along
Main street. This is just what we need
and the expense attached would be very
small considering the importance Of the
paraphernalia.
Saturday last being the birthday OF
Mrs. e. 7. Marshall, she visited Dead
wood in company with Mesdames j. T.
Potter, 81. o. Anderson, w. W. sabin
and I. r. Grow, spending the day in the
metropolis and dining with Mrs. Geo.
Bews The ladies on their return re-
ported an exceedingly enjoyable time.
Several birthday presents from her
friends were received by Mrs. Marshall
A man may be taking his chances
betting on the result of the presidential
election to be held in November, but be
takes no chances when he eats at the