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

Try Chancellor cigar.
! Gniena smelter Will be running in less
than sixty days.
A full and complete line Of smokers
articles at the Variety store.
The son Of Mr.. John Schnell is lying
very low. He is not expected to recover.
Mr.. Duke is still very ILL. With ex-
treme care he may recover, although the
chances are greatly against him.
The frame Of the Francis block is be-
ing rapidly pushed up towards the ether
ial blue OF heaven.
DR. w. g. Smith promptly answers all
calls, day or night. Office and residence
south OF First National bank. s.
Fresh oysters, celery, oranges, lemons,
grapes, choice Michigan apples, and
cider always to be found at Z. B. An
dreWs'.
Samuel Mol 3 company are making
preparations to run the Galena ores
through the smelter at q greatly renuced
rate
Quite number OF Sturgisites are in
Deadwood in attendance upon district
court es witnesses in the jackson mur-
der case.
The Hayes mine is working force Of
men under Superintendent Donavan.
The ore now mined is richer than any
yet gotten out.
Thomas Cox, wanted by this county
for assault with intent to kill, has been
arrested in California. A requisition
is being gotten for him.
Siever & Pierson are taking ont some
rich ore from the Creek lode. They have
built an ore house totstore it IN until the
smelter commences operations.
Mr.. W. W. Davy, who sprained his
left fore ankle last week is improving
slowly. He now is walking on an extra
pair Of legs borrowed Of Doctor Bow
man.
Tho English Kitchen is feeding the
m1ltitudes. They set up regular Del
monico meal the best in the Hills and
only two-bits. Corner Of Main and Sec
ond streets.
j. F. Edmonds, Deadwood's most
prominent money -loaner, drove down to
Sturgis today to meet R. II. Proudfoot
of Rapid. After taking dinner they drove
to Deadwocd.
Bismarck may be the chancellor Of
Germany, and Salisbury Of England,
but the royal chancellor of all can be
found at the Variety store, the Chancel-
lor cigar. Try them.
The largest and best display Of hats
and caps in the Hills can be found at
J. G. McMillan's. He has just received
a large invoice of the latest styles and
can give prices that cannot be equalled
anywhere.
Mr.. J. Kefeler has gone east to pur-
chase his spring stock of dry goods and
notions. He intends to carry stock
second to none in the Hills and when he
opens up his purchases he will astonish
the natives.
Monheim Brothers have proven them
selves to be the only grocerymen in the
town. 1t does person good to step into
their store and look around and see what
grocerymen can do il they desire to.
They have the best selected stock and by
far the cleanest and neatest grocery in
the Hills.
Quite an excitement was raised on
Main street Sunday afternoon by fight
between bull dog and shepherd.
They s'ft" from the Sheridan house to
Franklin 8 Baer's, where Marshal Sou
ter stepped in and took hand armed
with good club. The marshal won the
belt.
Two soldiers named Carr and Miller
got into ruction at the 4half- way
house last night, resulting in Deputy
Marshal Merritt corraling them and
bringing them before Justice McNeill
who imposed fine Of s15.75 each. Be
ing unable to lquidate they were re-
manded until tho sentence is complied
with.
Monday forenoon.an alarm Of fire was
sounded, which, on being investigated,
showed that the residence Of Ben Hill,
on Main street, was burning. Owing
to its quick discovery and the prompt
action Of citizens It was exiting uished be-
ssro much damage was done, aside from
burning hole ii the roa ind flooding
The house with water