Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-01-03
sTURGIS ADVERTISER.

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TAs ADvxarIsxn Is entered weekly at the Etnreis
post Office as second class mattsr.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 8, 1880
r. E.&M. v. TIME TABLE.
Express going west leaves at 1852 q. m. Going
: and ths bssa
Freight going west leaves at s.41 p. M, and
- C 6 IA. 2. wooD. Agent,
J. r. BUCHANAN. Gen. Pass. Agent,
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Read McMillan's new advertisement.
Judge Moody has gone to Washing
bon.
PeasIee's Ale on draught at Fritz
Ammon's.
The weather is somewhat colder today,
and snow falling.
Dry goods and shoes for ladies and
children at Keffeler's.
Ladies and ohildrens shoes at Keffel-
era. Morse's make.
Il will be big thing. Watch for it.
january 81 is the time fixed.
Milwaukee Beer on draught at
Fritz Ammon's.
Try Kefeler for anything in the dry
goods line He can please you.
Hon. CD. Trude Of Butte took the.
train this afternoon for Bismarck.
You can get y pound OF good candy
for IS cents at Chase's variety store.
The freshest fruits and confectioneries
and the finest brands Of cigars at Achen-
bach's old reliable stand.
Fresh CORE meal and ground feed of
al kinds at the Sturgis Planning mill.
Custom work done promptly.
Il will take place in Sturgis January
81, and will not be a one-horse fake
either. Keep an eye open for small
hills.
Mr. Farley took trip to Chadron
last Of the week. He was quite surprised
ut the wonderful growth of the "Magic
CITY"
Ira jackson failed to get new trial,
md vas taken to Sioux Falls by Capt.
knight this week, to serve his sentence
II tan years.
Fifteen mules and twenty-five horses,
m condemned, were sold yesterday
afternoon ut the post. They brought
good prices.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Railsback Friday evening, Deem
bar 70, but the little one died early
Monday morning.
The masquerade ball given by the
hooks Monday night was an exceedingly
enjoyable affair. The boys did them
selves proud in this entertainment.
g. e. Hair will return to Sturgis and
resame his position on the ADVERTISERS
mkt week, fact that viii be appreciated
by his many friends in this vicinity.
The fact is never lost sight of by those
with good taste that Arnold & Meyer
kssp the most complete assortment of
staple and fancy groceries and provis-
iuss found in Sturgis.
Episcopal services will be held on
Sunday morning at II o'clock at the post
chapel, Fort Mead, by the Rev. John
III Molineux. There will be no evening
services in Sturgis next Sunday.
William Stanley, late editor of the
Hot Springs Star, was pleasant caller
Ut ahi& Office yesterday morning. He
was en- route for Lead, where he has a
sEIr' with the Tribune.
The marriage Of John D. Patton to
MrA Harvey, New Years day, was
suzprise to all. The groom is too well
known to need introduction. The bride
u fhe widow of John Harvey, former
vsH- TODD ranchman. The Times con-
graduates. Times.
W. w. Stone & Co. have renewed
thsir lease on their present quarters for
znOther year, and will continue in the fu-
tre-as in the past-to keep the finest
line Of choice meats to be procured in
Tho country. They will keep everything
IN THAR line in season.
A very happy event took place on
Christmas day at the residence of Curtice
Willy on Lower Whitewood, in the mar
mage Of his eldest daughter, Lucia, to
Oliver p. Rose, by Rev. Pomeroy. Miss
Mary Olive acted as bridesmaid and O.
r. Arndt as groomsman.
Mr. Abbott, the court stenographer,
vas appraised by telegraph Monday that
his wife died suddenly in New York that