Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-03-27

| The Commercial hotel, under the man
| agement of John CLAIM, has taken i
place ii tie front rank If the hotels 81
the Hills. No other house in this section
sets better table than the Commercial
No better rooms can be found than those
of this caravansary. Mr.. McClain de.
serves the large patronage he is roceiv+
ing and the travelling public can rest as
surcd thut if they place themselves under
his cure their every want, both external
and internal, will be carefully provided
for.
Now prints at Keffeler's.
james Aubrey has rented Of John
Farley the saloon building and billiard
hall adjoining the Commercial hotel and
will open tho same on Monday, April /,
in frst-class style. He will have a well
stocked bar. fine line OF cigars, and
best OF alI, fine new billiard and pool
tables where those desiring can enjoy a
scientific game 'far from the madding
crowds ignoble strife" Call on James.
Arnold & Meyer are not in this country
for their health. They had that when
they came Neither are, they selling
goods for glory. They want money.
AT the same time they don't want the
earth. IF buyers will call on the above
named firm they will get the best prices
possible to obtain in the Black Hills
country.
Marshall shoes horses for So cash. per
span, new shoes all around. Best work
always guaranteed.
Ed. Green, who was arrested about one
year ago for infanticide, had his case
come up before Judge Thomas in dis
trict COURT last week, and after the court
had listened to the evidence for short
time it ordered the jury to return YER
dict of mot guilty"
Peaslee's Ale on draught at Fritz
Ammon's.
A wealthy milling firm in Minnesota
have had their attention attracted to the
inducements held out by business men
OF this city to any one who would estab-
lish Touring mill at this point. More
will be heard from them later on.
You can get pound of good candy
for % cents at Chase's variety store.
The Choral Union met last evening at
the M. E. church and spent an enjoyable
evening in song and social converse
This union is destined to become a
glorious success, and singers, or those
desiring to learn, should join at once.
Fresh corn meal and ground feed of
all kinds at the Sturgis Planning mill
Custom work done promptly.
F. Fl. Harberd, who has been spend
ing week in this vicinity visiting his
old friends returned to his home at The
Needles, California, on Monday after
noon. He surprised all by returning
alone.
Justus Schnell is always busy. Men
like good barber and this is the "cause
why" his shop has such run.
Louis Fishel leaves on April Is for a
three months visit at his old home in
Austria. Before returning he will take
in Paris and its great exposition. The
boys say he intends bringing Mrs.
Fishel back with him.
Filings can be made and final proofs
taken before the clerk of the district
court, Deadwood.
Sheriff Knight is advertising the sale
of the entire Greenwood milling proper
ty, consisting of mill machinery, engines,
tracks, etc., and 1000 cords of wood.
April 2 is the date Of sale.
The sweetest of Messina oranges and
the sourest of lemons can be found at
Max Fishel's.
Two wandering manipulators of the
silent messengers of thought and artis-
tic disciples of the art preservative were
callers at this Office yesterday morning.
They left for Deadwood via ehank's hack
line.
The choicest canned goods, put up
from last seasons crop and of the first
quality are to be found at Arnold &
Meyers.
John 7. Arlington died at his home at
Sundance the 25th inst, aged so years.
He was well known in the Northern
Hills, locating at Spearfish in the early
days.
Milwaukee Beer on draught at
Fritz Ammon's.
Rev. J. w. Hancher, of Rapid City,
will lecture in the M. E. church on Fri
day evening, April 5, for the benefit of
the Methodist League. Particulars will
be given later.
The Meade county republican central
committee will meet in this city Wednes-
day morning next, April 8, at 10 o'clock,
for the purpose of formulating call for
a county convention.
Call on Keffeler and inspect his new
spring stock of dry goods.
A communication handed into this
Office for publication having reference to
certain public affairs has been necessari-.
ly laid over until our next issue owing
to press of other matter.
The Episcopal guild will hold soap
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