Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-03-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Still little snow.
Cold and stormy the past few days.
Best ale always found at Ammon's.
&C. Polk was in Deadwood Monday
on legal business.
House for rent, near depot. Inquire
Of J.. /. Woolston.
Fine selection Of gold pins at layers
jewelry establishment.
City election in May. Remember, and
prepare for the campaign.
The finest cold lunches at Ammon's,
where 5-cent beer is on tap.
Read II. Stein & Cos card in another
column, the popular druggists.
The finest stock of fresh candies and
bonbons in the city at Max Fishel's.
Three pounds of good japan tea for
$1.00, at SPARKS 6 AnLEN's.
L. G. Wells was awarded the contract
for building the school house at the post.
Fine boots and shoes made to order.
Repairing promptly done, e. Koerner.
Alexander & Hoehn will ship forty
head of horses to Sioux City market this
week.
The boss beer in the town, cents a
glass, and the finest lunches, at the
Star Beer hall.
AL the doctors in town were called to
Deadwood yesterday on the jackson
murder case.
Lemons 40c. per dozen and fine Cali
fornia oranges 60c., at H.. A. Achen-
bach's, the oldest stand in town.
Max Fishel keeps superb line OF eli
gars always on hand. He makes spec
iality Of the choicest Henry Clay brands.
DR.. Hoppough, the well-known cbiroT-
odist Of this place had q severe stroke Of
paralysis Monday evening, Owing to
his age it is thought improbable that he
will recover.
The Sundance board Of trade viii soon
issue four-page illustrated paper, the
object being to extensively advertise the
resources of that section Of the Hills.
The scheme is good one.
If You want 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.
DIR. Whiteside, Col. Parker, Treasurer
Shurts and Mr.. George A. jackson were
down from Deadwood, Friday evening,
attending the amateur theatricals at the
post. They returned to their homes
Saturday.
James Moffett has on hand large
supply of Wyoming and Iowa bitumin-
GUS and Pennsylvania anthracite coal
that must be sold before warm weather.
He viii make you bedrock prices. He
also handles baled hay and the best
blacksmith's coal Shed near the depot.
If those desiring anything done in the
dressmaking line, plain or fancy sewing,
embroidering, cutting, fitting, ETC., will
call upon Miss Thompson, third door
south Of tho bank, they can get it at
most reasonable figures.
N. H.Loop, the well known carpenter
and builder, is building a tenement
house 24x24, in block 2, Bosworth's adj
dition, for lumberman of this place. j.
81. Mayhem is also building house Of
the same dimension in the same addition
for the same party.
Choice porter at Fritz Ammon's.
The locomotive on the south bound
freight Friday morning was derailed
near the depot, causing delay Of two
or three hours. This is getting to be a
frequent occurrence at that point, and
the boys at the depot look forward to
the regular weekly derailment with quite
considerable pleasure.
Weber & Williams, the painters, are
kept busy doing work for the citizens of
Sturgis and vicinity. They have proven
themselves to be reliable, rapid work
men and are giving the best of salts
faction. They make speciality OF sign
writing, decorating and paper hanging.
In any of the above lines they have no
superior in the Hills. Orders can be
left at the ADvERTIsER Office.
VIM. Grams elbows his horn If be
don't sell clam every day at noon.
Why would it not be q good ideasfor the
town to purchase large steam gong
and put in place Of the small whistle now
used by Mr. Grams, to be used as a fire
alarm IT would almost wake the dead,
and one blast would bring all sturgis
ont doors