Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-02-21

Money to loan on real estate.
Man. ST.. STURaIs.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY q. 1880.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Information comes to the ADVERTISER
that business man in Sturgis is solicit
ing orders for job printing for an east
srn house and has succeeded in inducing
one firm to give him job. If this man
cannot ssmake ends meet" without resort
ing TO such methods for livelihood it
would be more honorable in him to close
and go to saving wood. The papers Of
Sturgis never tire in sounding the
praises OF the town, and they need all
ths local patronage there is to sustain
tlsem in their laudable work. The
ADVERTISERS prices for job printing are
only in keeping with the cost of living
expenses in Hills town, and are as low
as good work can be done for in this
country. It is always prepared to give
It's customers what they want, and if
any house has heretofore been sending
east for printing, they will find it to
fheir advantage in the future to have
their work done at home. History
doesn't tell us that Shakespeare wrote
his plays at his home in Stratford- on-
Avon on stomach full of frozen carrots,
and il is unreasonable to suppose
an editor in modern times can picture
his town in I'll its brilliancy while some
Of the principal business men send their
printing east and rarely--if ever
have an advertisement in their local
journals.
Mafett's dray line. Ready for bust
ness at any time or place. Light pack
ages and parcels, as well as heavy, moved
ON the shortest possible notice with best
Of care.
A ssfrea concert fake opened up its
snap in the Methodist church last night,
and being free drew large audience.
They charged no. admission but ''passed
The hat" They intend to form a class
and give singing lessons for eight days.
I'm these eight day they will take voice
that is too hoarse to call hogs and make
a second Patti or Brignoli. Prices are
very low( p too. We would suggest,
however, if any are DESTROYS of training
their voice in systematic and proper
manner, Sturgis has residing here at
present one of the best-if not the best
vocal and instrumental instructress in
Dakota. 1t is not necessary to patronize
. gang of fakirs, living by their wits and
depending on the gullibility of the pub
he, IN order to receive musical edu-
casian-
Marshall shoes horses for SO cash. per
span, new shoes all around. Best: work
always guaranteed.
W P. Kingston, the appraiser of the
American Building and Loan association
Of Minneapolis, is in the city appraising
tho damages done his company by that
thoroughbred, four-ply liay Crysler, the
cmnpany's general agent, who in order
TO soil the stock of the concern, misrep-
resented the facts in the case and lied
like lawyer Although nearly every
share placed was sold through these
Misrepresentation and the company
claim to have fred Crysler for his
actions, yet they to date, have offered no
compromise to the stockholders here nor
do they appear at all willing to concede
anything. Is it then at all strange that
people in this section are inclined to
lcss- upon the concern with suspicious
syssg We should say not.
Tbs finest line of fresh, toothsome can
dies is found at Fishel's. If you don't
believe it try them and see.-
Rsayor Potter returned from the east
Sunday morning in his usual good
health and excellent spirits. His visit
b Eew York was not in the interest of
the Sturgis, Deadwood & Bald Mount
ain railroad company, as has been re-
ported In these columns, but he was
csIlef there ON other business. While
east, however, he obtained much inform
AXIOM regarding several important pro-
ieezs now assuming tangible shape which
VII materially aid in advancing various
z1ASxESxS III uiOro ludu Ouo DldCh IlllS
fowa tho coming season. Mr.. Potter is
pasfR,aIariy well pleased with the out
lock it,T, Sturgis, and is of the opinion
4,aat city realty will increase in value
upwards Of 100 per cent within tho next
NINE months.
Filings can be made and final proofs
taken before the clerk of the district
court, Deadwood.
John Wilson, the Homestake train
wrecker, who escaped from the county
iaiE sass Friday night, and for whom
ssoses OF deputies were looking, was
captured by Deputy Sheriff Wilbur
EEtith Monday morning in an old de-
EsEted cabin just above the first toll-gate
in Boulder canyon. Deputy Smith
marcsed Wilson ahead of him until the old
Sidney stage barn was reached, when
procuring horse he mounted his cap.
tive and escorted him back to the county
Isl. Mr.. Smith is to be congratulated
ON the successful ending of his hunting
"Trip and plucky capture.
For am easy, clean shave or stylish
hsir cut there is no better place in thu
world than at John Schnell's.
N. L. Witcher returned Tuesday