Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-02
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Lemons Doc. per dozen and fine Cali
fornia oranges 50c., at H. A. Achen-
bach's, the oldest stand in town.
As good tea for 80 cents per pound
as others sell for rs cents, at
SPARKS 6 ALIENS.
Fritz has the best beer in town.
Hon. @. G. Polk spent Saturday in
Deadwood on legal business.
A. G. Tippie is spending a week al
the Fall River county hot spas.
R.D. Kelly was in town on Wednes.
day last, .rustling" for the Pioneer.
Clean out your back yards and alleys
Don't wait for the cholera to clean you
out.
N. FL. Loop has rented his residence
to Edward Houston, who moved into il
Monday.
The city council will order operations
begun on the new city hall, it is said,
this week.
The Francis block is under cover, the
carpenters now being busy with the
cornice.
Several citizens have been busy plant
ing trees the past week.-around their
residences.
Col w. r. Steele of Deadwood, passed
through Sturgis Sunday afternoon on
his way east.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wiegand returned
to their home in this city, from Rapid,
Saturday morning.
George z. Bailey, Of Rapid, was in
town on financial business Monday.
He did not fall through any bridge this
time.
George HALEY is prepared TO do plas-
tering, chimney building and stone
foundation work. Contracts promptly
attended to, and satisfaction guaran-
teed.
w. Ell. Seward and Al. McBeth, of
Spearfsh, came down 10 Scoop on a
pleasure and business trip combined,
Saturday. They 'tied up at the Com
mercial.
The fire engine will arrive in Chi
cage May $50 say the manufacturers.
The hose cart and hose will be placed on
the same car and forwarded Immediately
to Stufgis.
At the meeting Of the III. E. Minis
terial association at Hot Springs this
week, Rev. e. G. Warren delivered an
address on ''The SernnonIts Prepare
tion and Delivery"
Rev. J. w. Dobson coached" from
Deadwood TO Scoop Monday, and took
the afternoon train for Buffalo Gap.
He went down to attend the Methodist
ministers meeting at Hot Springs.
Delegates returning from the celebra-
ton at Rapid on Thursday last say
Rapid is good town, but it would look
a little better if the streets were Just a
triae cleaner. A word to the wise, etc.
The next thing in order is the organ
ization OF a fire engine company. J. G..
Wenke and a few more of the heavy
men and strong pullers have the forna-
ton Of it in handand will put it through
successfully.
A nice, little, wet 'snowstorm called at
Sturgis Saturday morning and remained
in the city all day. It did a world
of good, in wetting the ground and
giving the planted grain and grass a
thorough soaking.
Mr.. Cy Hawkins purchased four lots
on Thursday in Folks addition, and in
tends to erect residence for himself and
family Immediately. The cost OF the
building will be $1,000. And thus the
good work goes on.
Rev. w. A. Echols, the recently APP
pointed pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, preached to Sturgis audience
for the first time on Sunday morning.
The house was well filled and the audi
ence highly pleased with the discourse
and delivery Of the new clergyman.
M. Nv. Campbell, an employee Of the
r, e. 8 NJ. " company, connected with
the construction department, or more
particularly the right-of-way corps,
passed through Sturgis on Sunday last.
When interviewed concerning the future
of the railroad he said that nothing was
known at present positively; there
might be no building whatever, and to
the contrary there might be 2 great deal,
IN fact he rather inclined to the latter
idea.