Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-03-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

"Invertation."
Try Chancellor cigar.
Choice porter at Fritz Ammon's.
Pay day at Fl Meade Saturday.
AIdrich tho barber for the best work
The Chancellor. The best. Try them
Select beer kept only by Fritz Ammon
No grand jury called at this term Of
court.
Potter & Haines have re-papered and
decorated their store.
The English kitchen for the only first.
class 25 cent meals.
Whtewood, according to q recent can
vass, contains 321 souls.
Read Fl. Stein & Co.'S card in another
column, the popular druggists.
The Minnekahta hotel at Hot Springs
will be opened for business April 1.
The finest stock of fresh candies and
bonbons in the city at Max Fishers.
Three pounds Of good Japan tea fol-
S1-00, at SPARKS & ALIENS.
E. Koerner has been sick the past
week with fever. He is now out again
Everybody the past week has been
talking reservation-or rather no reser-
walton.
Nearly six inches of snow Thursday
night. Today none, and the weather
mild and balmy.
The boss beer in the town, cents a
glass, and the finest lunches, at the
Star Beer hall.
j. Keffeler has returned from the east.
His new goods will soon be here-then
lcok out for his low prices.
Lemons '4Oc. per dozen and fine Cali
fesnia osamges 60c., at III. A. Achen-
bach's, the oldest stand in town..
Max Fishel keeps a superb line OF ci-
gars always on hand. He makes spec
iality of the choicest Henry Clay brands.
Deputy Sheriff Rorapaugh returned
from Minnesota Monday with Ed Green
in custody. Green will have hearing
in a day or two.
R. D. Kelly, the deacon Of the Pho
neer, spent few hours in Sturgis sight
seeing yesterday. He was on his way
to Rapid on business.
Two or three parties have been ar
rested in Buffalo Gap for being impli-
Gated in the killing of the two COW boys,
Potts and Arthur, not long since.
Messrs. Meyer, Ash, Smith, Seeliger,
Farley, MMillan, Davenport, Francis,
Cole, Souter, Miller, Bowman and Small
ley were few of the Sturgisites court
ing last week.
The finest cold lunches at Ammon's,
where Scent beer is on tap.
Ground was broken Monday for the
cistern at the corner OF Main and Second
streets. The ground is frozen fourteen
inches down as shown when the work
men began excavating.
Chaplain Wilson of TT Meade, will oe-
cupy the pulpit of the Methodist Epis-
copal church of this city next Sunday
evening. 1t is to be hoped a crowded
Louise will greet the speaker. Let all at
tend. Rev. Warren speaks at the post.
James Moifett has on hand a large
supply of Wyoming and Iowa bitumin-
GUS and Pennsylvania anthracite coal
that must be sold before warm weather.
He will make you bedrock prices. He
also handles baled hay and the best
blacksmith's coal. Shed near tho depot
Lieutenant Rice Of Ft. Meade, while
returning to the pest from town, had his
leg broken by his horse falling and roll
ling on him. He was taken to his ro0ans
and DR.. M'Creery called who very soon
reduced the fracture. He is at present
gaining as rapidly as can be expected.
The best agricultural paper that
reaches our table, in matter, makeup
and typographical beauty, is the North
Dakota Farmer, published at jamestown
Its twenty-four pages are full of news
and is reliable and extremely readable
sheet. Farmers desiring to keep up te
the times should subscribe. Only 81.
In accordance with the acceptance Of
the challenge, PIERRE and Connors will
meet at the post hall on Wednesday eve.
ming, March 81, to spar for scientific
points. Other bouts between local, For
Meade and Spearfsh celebrities will take
place, as we'll as exhibitions of club swing
ing, etc An interesting programme hai
been arranged. Admission $l.0o.