Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-01-10

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post Office as second class matter.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1850.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Peaslee's Ale on dranght at Fritz
AmEnon's
Dry goods and shoes for ladies and
children at Keffelers.
Il will be big thing. Watch for it.
january 81 IS the time fixed.
Milwaukee Beer ON draught at
Fritz Aumon' s..
Wild ducks were seen ON the Bear
Butte creek, Tuesday.
Try KeffeIer for anything in the dry
goods line He can please you.
Mrs. B. P. Daguo, Of Deadwood, is o
guest Of Mrs. P. E. Sparks Of this city.
Clark Rorapaugh has been again
elected sergeant-at-arms Of the territorial
houBe.
Farmers will find it TO their advantage
to exchange their produce with. Arnold &
Meyer.
The finest line of fresh, toothsome can
dies is found at Fishel's. If you don't
believe it try them and see..
The week OF prayer is being observed
in the protestant churches of this city by
the holding of union services.
You should see Kefeler's new stock OF
dry goods. He has an elegant line to
select from, and is selling cheap.
Twelve new recruits, came in this
morning from st. Paul. They will be
assigned to various troops here.
Henry Wyttenbach went over to Spear
fish Tuesday on horse purchasing ex-
petition. He returned yesterday.
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The freshest fruits and confectioneries
and the finest brands Of cigars at Achen-
bach's old reliable stand.
The effects of the land office left Dead
wood for Rapid City Monday morning.
They are expected in their new home
today.
J. F. Schrader, Of Rapid City, spent
Monday night at the Sheridan house on
his way home from the funeral of Sam
uel Roy.
Moffett's dray limo. Ready for BUSH
ness at any time or place. Light pack
ages and parcels, as well as heavy, moved
ON the shortest possible notice with best
OF care.
There is something coming. And it
is coming very soon. Ii you don't be-
lieye it ssee small bills" on or about
january 81.
Mr. Haines, OF Potter & Haines, OF
Rapid was in the city ON Sunday. He is
arranging to take trip to California in
. few days.
A. q Eaing,, Of Buffalo Gap, was ar
EeHted at thssiisSance Of Judge Moody
last week for enfsezzling 1925 of the
judges money.
George Hietbrink,s brother Of Mes
DANES Poss and PAIL, left on Saturday
for st. Louis, where he will take up his
future residence.
4 carload of machinery for the Black
Hills Plaster conpanys new plant ar
rived from she east Tuesday. 1t will
DO put in place at once.
Episcopal services will be held in
Bank hall next Sunday morning at II
o'clock, the Rev. g. e. Ware Of Rapid
City, officiating. All are invited.
A gentleman ~ years old made a
journey from Iowa TO personally express
his gratitude for the benefit he had de-
rived from DR.. formers cough honey.
For sale by I'll. Stein & Co.
William Wilson, of Chadron, formerly
of tho Hills and well known in this city,
failed in business and was obliged to
close up his furniture store, on January
Iss It is said he may resume shortly.
From letter recently received from
e. II. Huffman, now at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, it is learned that he is gradu-
ally gaining IN strength and, if no re-
lapse occurs, will soon be completely
restored.
Msssrs.. Potter and Haines have en-
gagged as statesmen in their stores in this
city and Rapid, George Matthews, Of
Douglas, Wyoming. and Herman Con-
Ter, OF Decatur, Illinois. Mr.. Confer
viii enter the Sturgis establishment.
The recent find OF coal ON the Grow
Greek reservation near Chamberlain has
proved to be very hard finty anthra-
cite. Investigations are being made for
the purpose Of discovering whether or
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