Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-01-10
Bargains il. millinery for the next
thirty days at Mrs IL Il. Wright's.

= - 80 p ~
You can get pound OF good candy
for rs cents at Chase's variety store.
Arnold & Meyer excel in the grocer
business. No swell-head cans on their
shelves.
DR.. R. p. Smith, the we'll known dent
| list, is always ready to aid those requir-
ing his professional services.
Joseph Brazette, Of Gaaena, has opened
d barber shop in the Polk building on
Main street.
Meadow larks were ont airing them
selves on Spring creek last week. Great
country this.
Antelope are plenty on the north side
OF the Bear Butte. A large band was
seen on Sunday last.
Henry Frawley, the legal light Of
Dcadwood, was sojourner at the Sheri-
dan Monday evening.
For an easy, clean shave or stylish
hair cut there is no better place in the
world than at John Schnell's.
DR.. Rogers and family, Of Deadwood,
left Monday for Los Angeles, CAL, where
they will reside in the future.
Fresh corn meal and ground feed of
all kinds at the Sturgis Planning mill.
Custom work done promptly.
J. E. Harmon and wife are happy
over the advent Of bouncing girl baby
who made her.appearance at their home
in Fort Meade last Friday.
| Peter johnson, the insane man taken
to Yankton on December 30, by Captain
Knight, from Deadwood, died on Sat-
urday last from acute mania.
| Nick Keffeler who has been on an ex-
tended visit to the Fatherland returned
Saturday last accompanied by several
emigrants who intend locating in this
locality.
Millinery goods, regardless OF cost for
cash, for short time at Mrs. Wright's.
Felt hats at half price. Trimmings of
all kinds way down. Improve the time
and buy hat for almost nothing.
Parties in this city are in correspond
enee with some Iowa men in regard TO
the erection Of 504barrel Touring mill
! Ii this city. What the end will be we
kaIoss not.
RnRiDr reaches us to the effect that
LieuteEaat George Ell. Webb, of the
25th infantry, formerly at Fort Meade
now stationed at IT. Keogh, is soon to
resign from the army.
w. d. Office, formerly Of Stein &
Co.'s drug store in this city, goes to
Deadwood today to take charge of
DR.. STEMS store during the doctors
absence in the old country.
Horses and cattle out on the range
are as ''fat as BUTTER" to use ranch
mans expression. They are in elegant
condition to withstand the heavy storms
OF winter should they visit this section.
c. A. Wiegand, formerly of Potter &
Haines of this city, left for Rapid Sun
day afternoon to remain. At present he
is engaged in invoicing the stock Of the
Allen dry goods store, recently closed by
the sheriff.
Henry E Perkins, for several months
past an employee of the First National,
was appointed assistant cashier at the
meeting of the stockholders last Monday
night. This is mer1ted compliment to
Henri.
From an Omaha exchange we learn Of
the death of Mrs. Sarah Augusta Den
man, mother of J. l.. Denman of White
wood, ON Monday, December 80, age SO
years. Mr.. Denman is well known here
and has the sympathy OF this commun-
ity.
Frank Washabaugh was defeated for
president OF the territorial council by
Smith Stimmel, the Farmers alliance
neutrality-suspicious. prohibitionist mem
Der from Cass county who beat Edwards,
of Fargo, the straight republican candi-
date. A nice send-off for republican
Legislature.
A large and exceedingly substantial
bridge has been built by the county
across Spring creek. 1t is ffty-six feet
long, sixteen wide and has four bents.
II opens up new road to the South
Moreau settlements. James Beatty fur
nished the lumber and Philip Smoot
performed the labor
Greatly to the regret of his many
friends and patrons J. Fl. G. Grabill, the
we'll known photographer OF Deadwood,
will leave the Hills on or about Febru-
airy 1 for Chicago, where ho will open q
gallery. We are sorry to lose Mr.. Ora
bill, but we give to Chicago on artist,