Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

New prints a Keffeler's,
Oranges and lemons at Fishel's.
The latest crop Of fruits, canned, a
Arnold 3 Meyers.
DR.. Smith, the Stusgis dentist, war
rants all his work.
DR.. Freeman Of Deadwood was visit
or at Fort Meade Sunday.
The best OF beds and cleanest room,
ut Staey's lodging house, Main street.
Mrs. Joseph Hinkle, of Spring Valley
is lying quite low with pneumonia.
You can get pound OF good candy
for 26 cents at Chase's variety store.
Felix Ingram OF Deadwood is in the
city, canvassing for an insurance com.
pany.
The best assortment Of staple and
fancy groceries. in the city at Arnold s
Meyers.
The sweetest of Messina oranges and
the sourest Of lemons can be found at
Max Fishel's.
The new city council and mayor were
sworn in last evening. It is Mayor
Davenport now.
The little daughter OF George Ladd is
quite i'll with fever. At present she is
slowly recovering.
Marshall shoes horses for 50 cash, per
span, new shoes all around. Best work
always guaranteed.
John Treber, Deadwood, accompanied
by his two sons, passed through Sturgis
Saturday on his way east.
M. Goeden left Sunday for Yankton to
see his father. who was reported very i'll,
and not expected to recover.
Fresh corn meal and ground feed of
all kinds at the Sturgis Planning mill.
Custom work done promptly.
Henry Bailey of Rapid will be in town
this evening in attendance on the direc-
tors meeting of the First National.
House cleaning promptly attended to.
Taking up, cleaning and relaying car
pets speciality. Apply to A. J. Stewart
Of this city.
There was an attempt at robbery at
the Sheridan house Monday night. F.
B. Smith-or George Cornwell-can tell
you all about it.
Patrons of the Sturgis postoffice hope
that the new postmaster will be able to
replace the old furniture with a more
modern pattern.
Frank Washabaugh came down from
Deadwood Saturday just in time to take
look at the republican convention in
session, at the city hall.
Keffeler has received his new stock. of
spring goods and now is ready to show
his patrons one OF the finest lines Of dry
goods in the Black Hills.
Easter services will be held next Sun
day morning at the Presbyterian church.
In the evening children's service COM
memorative of the Easter event will be
held.
Rev. Fathers Mahoney of Rapid City
and Walsh of Deadwood were guests of
Father Rosen Saturday. Rev. Walsh
was on his way home from an extended
eastern trip.
Sol Bloom, the popular clothier, came
down from Deadwood yesterday and
spent enough time in the Meade county
metropolis to become convinced that
Sturgis is the town of the foothills.
F. Zipp of Deadwood, A. j. Corum
and Edward Hoar of Lead, were in at
tendance upon the alliance meeting Sat-
urday as representatives of the Miners
Union and Knights of Labor of the belt.
It is said half a mans life is spent in
sleeping. The other half could easily be
squandered in the same way if you
would let Justus Schneu shave you.
He shaves SO smooth there is no trouble
in spoozipg.
Capt. Thompson of the Third infantry
leaves today for a prolonged stay at Hot
Springs where he goes for treatment of
rheumatism. The captain regards the
Dakota springs far ahead of those Of
Arkansaw for rheumatic troubles.
sturgis was full Of people last Satur-
day owing to the meeting of the Farm
ers' alliance of Lawrence, Meade and
Butte counties and the Meade county re-
publican convention. A gentleman from
Deadwood said he had not seen 80 many
people in months.
w. E.. Smead,. chairman of the Law
renee county republican central commit
Tee, has called meeting of the commit
tee at the keystone hotel in Deadwood,
on April 20, at 2 o'clock p. M, for the
purpose of calling district conventions to
nominate delegates to the constitutional
convention.
The Andrews surveying corps has
passed the fair grounds and are now on
their way into Deadwood. They passed
to the right at the fair, grounds instead
of keeping to the left as it was originally
thought they would. A better grade is
obtained by SO doing. The survey will
be completed in a very few days.
The apparatus of the Sturgis fire de-