Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-25
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
New prints at Keffelcr's.
Oranges and lemons at Fishel's.
The latest crop Of fruits, canned, ut
Arnold & Meyers.
Dr. Smith, the Sturgis dentist, war
rants all his work.
I. NJ. Humphrey Of Rapid City was in
the city yesterday on business.
The best Of beds and cleanest rooms
at Stacy's lodging house, Main street.
james Moody Of tho Pioneer was in
the city yesterday for a short time on
his way to Rapid.
George w. Forbes OF Omaha, who has
a fine Black Hills ranch near here, was
in the city Tuesday.
A gang of men are busily engaged in
cleaning Main street, and removing all
dirt and loose gravel.
Herman Bischof came down from
Deadwood yesterday and stopped off
here to see his friends.
II. w. Conkling, Canton, Pa, was an
autograph appearing on the Sheridan
house register Tuesday.
Fresh corn meal and ground feed of
all kinds at the Stnrgis Planning mill
| Custom work done promptly.
The new outfit for the Sturgis post
office arrived last night and will be put
in position this evening. 1t is daisy.
The hose boys were busy yesterday
afternoon cleaning up their cart and the
department meeting room in the city
hall.
II you want machine of the Singer
make call at the ADVERTISER Office, and
secure bargain. Will trade for a good
mich COW.
Sabin and Fay are busy laying a
board sidewalk around the syndicate
property at the corner of Main and
Junction avenue.
| House cleaning promptly attended to.
Taking up, cleaning and relaying car
pets speciality. Apply to A. J. Stewart
of this city.
! 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.
| Passenger traffic, as reported by train
officials ON the f. E. & NJ. ", is light
just at present A heavy immigration is
expected by the company very soon.
W. S. Chase went down to Buffalo
Gap Tuesday afternoon on business. He
has property interests in the Stone City,
and went down for the purpose of renting
his store building.
A cablegram from Paris from Russell
Sage, was received by 1t. Byron of Fort
Meade, on Monday, stating that all the
passengers of the steamer Danmark had
been safely landed.
| A gentleman ~ years old made a
journey from Iowa to personally express
1 his gratitude for the benefit be had de-
rived from DR.. Fenner's cough honey.
For sale by Haas & Co.
Troops Ell and X of the Seventh caval-
~, formerly of this post but now at Fit.
Sill, Indian territory, have been ordered
out to the Oklahoma country under
the command of Major Baldwin, to pro-
tect the settlers. Captains Wallace and
Mathey are with the troops.
The Presbyterian people desire that
the statement of the ADVERTISER a few
issues ago to the effect that Rev. Sample
presented them with the bell for the
church ediffce, be retracted as the bell
was purchased by the Ladies Aid society
and presented to the church authorities.
Nearly every city, town and village
throughout the United States will eele-
brate in regular, old fashioned thanks
giving style, Tuesday, April 30. On
that day occurs the centennial anniyer-
sary of the Inauguration of President
Washington. Why cannot the clergy Of
the city unite with the rest in proper
celebration of the event?
A special consisting Of an engine and
caboose came up the road yesterday
afternoon carrying as passengers J. E.
Ainsworth, chief engineer of the F. E
& M. v. road and one of the principal
stockholders in the Pioneer Town Lot
/ company, and John d. Hale, of Tilford
1t sidetracked here just long enough
to let the south bound passenger pass
and then returned down the line.
Jack Hale came very nearly losing his
life Tuesday afternoon at the depot in
, this city. He remained on the platform
talking to friends until the train started
and then tried to jump aboard. His
feet slipped and be fell between tht
coaches. Luckily he had a good griI
| on the hand-rail, and after being dragged
little way succeeded in pulling himself
up on the steps. It was an exceedingly
narrow escape from death. T.
When Colonel Higgins Of FREEDOMS
was building the Louisiana and Texa
railroad, nothing was found to proven
the effects of the malaria and ward OF
disease equal to DIR. Fenner's capito
bitters. Use his blood and liver remed,