Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-01-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Toys! Toysl Toys, at Max Fish
els.
The best lunches found in Sturgis are
at Fritz Ammon's.
This is leap year. Look out for your
selves. young men.
Fine selection Of gold pins. at layers
jewelry establishment.
Not vacant residence in town. How
is chat for dead" town?
Call on J. W. Moore to make your
carpets and put them down.
Read Ell. Stein & Co.'S card in another
column, the popular druggists.
Sheriff Knight has been around with
his little subpenas for jury-men.
Nearly $4,000 worth of money orders
handled at our post-office in 1887.
If you want ground feed and lumber
of all kinds go to the Sturgis planning
mill.
Photograph albums, comb and brush
sets, French bisque dolls etc, at Max
Fishel's.
Leave orders for Black Hills iewelry
at layers. Can furnish anything on
short notice.
Don't wait to be spoken to by the
marshal, but get the snow Of your walks
while your reputation is good.
Fresh oysters, celery, oranges, lemons,
grapes, choice Michigan apples, and
cider always to be found at T. B. An
drews'.
Several OF the saloons of this city
closed their doors on the morning Of Jan
uary /, owing to the high license going
into effect at that time.
If you want good, clean shave, hair
cut or shampoo, call at Aldrich's bar
Der shop in the First National Bank
block. He aims to please his custom
ers and succeeds.
You will find the finest OF California
fruits at Aehenbach's. All kinds of
reading matter from dime novel to the
leading magazines of the age. His
stock OF candies and cigars are first
class.
James Moffett is now prepared to fur
nish hard coal to the citizens of Sturgis
and vicinity at prices that cannot be beat
en- anywhere in the Hills. He can be
found at the sheds during the day near
the depot.
Sturgis is not booming. But she is
just going along attending to her own
business, and she has plenty Of it to
attend to. She does business seven days
in the week, and could use ten if she
could get them.
II 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.
We beg the pardon OF our readers for
the lengthy editorial, which appears on
our last page, to the exclusion Of news
matter, but the space it occupies is too
small TO necite all the facts concerning
the doings OF the corporation mentioned.
A new lamp has been introduced in
this town, called the Canadian lamp. 1t
gives an exceedingly brilliant light and
makes an ordinary lamp look like can
die. Achenbach has beens appointed
agent, and anyone desiring Information
can call ON him
The bali given by the band boys on
Friday evening last, was thoroughly on
joyed by those who had the grit to face
the storm and cold and go to the opera
house. Owing to the intensely disagree
able night but few attended, fact which
operated to the detrilnent of all concerned.
Some of our citizens are trying hard
to get a sleigh-ride, judging from the
occasional noise of the bells upon our
streets, but SO far the attempt has been a
miserable failure. as there is not enough
of the abeautiful' On the ground to war
rant runners If there IS just enough on
the sidewalks to guarantee aitters.
Milwaukee keg beer only 5 cents per
GLASS at Fritz Ammon's.
It is peculiar how quickly property
can decrease in value when the assessor
comes around. But that phenomenon
is nothing compared with the mysteri-
GUS disappearance of leading citizens Of
the city when the sheriff comes along at
ter jury for. court service. The con-
slant refrain then is, "Now is the time
for disappearing"
Novelties in holiday goods at Max
Fishel's.
The popular photographer, Grabill,
will probably remain in Sturgis until
Feb Is, and desires all who wish work
performed to call as soon as possible in
order that pictures can be delivered be-
fore he leaves town. He guarantees sat
isfaction, both ID price and quality. His
work speaks for itself All desiring por-
traits can do no better than call on Ora.
Jill.