Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-05-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The Sioux commission will get to work
when?
Dr. Smith. the Sturgis dentist, war
rants all his work.
The hills we're covered with snow yes
terday morning.
Cigarsl cigarsl! cigars!!i Postoffice
newsstand. Try them.
The best canned and dried fruit in the
city at Arnold & Meyers
Attorney Bnderus went up to Dead
wood Wednesday on business connected
with his calling.
Fresh lime always on hand and deliv-
cred in the city in quantities when de-
sired. JOSEPH MERRITT.
E. F. Strickland, travelling salesman
from Boston, took dinner at the Sheridan
house Thursday.
Marshall shoes horses for So cash, per
span, new shoes all around. Best work
always guaranteed.
Frank w. Hastings Of Boston was in
the city Wednesday, accompanied by Fl.
g. Bailey Of Rapid.
Call and try the prices and quality of
goods dispensed by Arnold & Meyer be-
fore you go elsewhere.
w. G. Cane, of Milwaukee put up at
Scollard's Thursday. He represented a
wholesale house Of that city.
John Schnell is always ready to
polish off the cheeks of his customers.
Call and get thoroughbred shave.
Resurrect the stock ordinance. There
is no music in COW bell rung under
your bed room window at o'clock in the
House cleaning promptly attended to.
Taking up, cleaning and relaying car
pets a speciality. Apply to A. J. Stewart
Of this city.
General Dawson is having a contro-
versy with the Deadwood Times. The
general will take care of his end of the
contest, sure.
Coffee, tea, sugar and all the best
staple groceries at Arnold & Meyers.
Mr.. Curlette, with his assistants, fin
shed plastering Blatt's two business
looms on the corner of Main and Second
streets, yesterday.
Ed. Davis, thrifty ranchman from
Elk creek, was in town Thursday. He
says the farmers are now complaining
about having too much rain.
Major Roche will be here today to pay
off the soldiers. This is the majors last
rip to Fort Meade. After this trip he
caves for his new station in Texas.
Everyone is awaiting the arrival and
commencement of the labors of the COM
nissioners. They will have their hands
'ull, and will earn every dollar they get
N the way of salary.
We are informed by Chief Benin that
as soon as the scarcity of water is over
'he engine and fire companies will be
called out regularly for drill and inspec-
ion. Good scheme.
William F. Wilson of Black Hawk lost
;hree fingers Wednesday by trying to
break the teeth off a rapidly revolving
circular saw with them at his sawmill
lear the above village.
Farmers report this cool, damp wealth
IT excellent for crops, and say that wheat
s ''stooling' much better than usual.
The outlook for heavy crops in the Hills
his season is extremely fattering.
Henry e. Bailey purchased Wednes-
lay the entire herd of horses belonging
o Alexander & Hoehn of this city, num-
,ering some $50 head, and will remove
hem at once to his ranch near Rapid
dty.
A very large and happy crowd assem-
lied at the residence of II. O. Anderson
tuesday evening at the Presbyterian
ocial. A most enjoyable time was had
nd goodly sum collected for the
hurch.
The excitement caused by the exodus
rom the Northern Hills to the new dig
rings on Castle creek in the Southern
Hills has died out, parties of returning
,rospectors pronouncing the placer
grounds n. 6. The boom is bursted.
The membership of the Choral union
low numbers nearly thirty and the men,
,ers are enjoying themselves weekly at
he regular Wednesday evening prac-
ices. All desiring to become members
hould present themselves at the M. E.
'hurch next Wednesday evening at 81
,clock.