Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-03-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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Smoke aGrant's'' favorite cigar, sold
only by Raymond.
Landlord Burroughs OF the Iilford
house was caller Saturday.
Meyer viii receive new cabbage--this
years growth day or two.
John p. Keffeler has been suffering
with the grippe for several days past.
Schnell has first-class assistant bar
Der, who will take pleasure in fixing you
mp.
Bishop Marty is in Sturgis, looking
after the welfare of st. Martins acad-
envy.
Ask for Sturgis -four. Second to none.
Brands, Triumph, Pure Patent and Eu-
reka. For sale by all grocers.
Uncle Wicher is confined to his home
with an attack Of the grippe. He is not
seriously i'll, however.
Sweet potatoes and cranberries will be
recssyed by Meyer this week. Meyer
keeps everything in season.
Schnell, the old reliable standby, can
always be found at his place of business
with razors sharp and towels clean.
W. F. L. Souter is chief of police at
Rairhayen, Washington. His family
viii leave for that place next month to
permanently reside.
sfeorge Webster has purchased the
stock of confectioneries and cigars of
Judge Rollins and will continue the
BUSINESS at the same place.
Frank Rhoads will sell at public auc-
saon, Saturday March %, all of his per-
sonaT property, consisting of live stock,
Farming utensils and household goods.
Fields, the old colored veteran. went
10 Hot Springs Saturday to take up his
residence at the Soldiers home. His
lease upon life is rapidly drawing to a
close.
Attention is called to The change in
Tie advertisement of T. A. Vaughan, the
heading dry goods merchant of White
wood: 1t will interest you to hear what
he says.
The Custer Chronicle is authority for
she statement that the B. & NJ. has let
Che contract for grading the Hot Springs
branch from, Minnekahta, distance of
zen miles.
Ashby's new tonsorial parlors are
open, and: the proprietor invites the pub
hc to give him a call. He guarantees
good work. Shop one door west of
Sehifferstein's.
!; A mask ball will be given at the post
hall on Tuesday evening next, March II,
in honor of old st. Patrick. The man
zgement promises to give the boys
royal entertainment.
Prof. Ravens brought down about
$4,000 worth of silver bullion yesterday
from the Richmond, Galena, and depos-
tied it with the First National bank for
shipment to New York.
Hon. M. M. Cooper returned Monday.
Senator Potter will arrive Saturday
morning. He is visiting Sioux Falls.
Representative Putnam stopped in Neb-
raska, at the home of his father.
The west bound train ON the Elkhorn
due here at Al yesterday, tied up at
Valentine Tuesday night to prevent be-
ing. laid out in snow drift on the
prairie. It arrived at o'clock last eye-
ming.
Mrs. J. Il. Potter returned from Pierre
Thursday morning of last week. She
had pleasant visit at the capital, but
experienced some hardships in a snow
blockade down in Nebraska while
en- route home.
A very excellent opportunity presents
itself in Sturgis at present whereby the
several aid sooieties-auxillarie to the
churches, can do great deal toward re-
ieving suffering and restitution. VIII
they move in the matter?
On and after April B. F. Raymond
will be located on lower Main street al
the corner Of Junction avenue He will
keep full line, of fresh groceries and
family supplies and viii run free de.
livery wagon to all parts Of the city.
The ADVERTISER is under obligations
to Editor Jones of the Minnekahta Her,
aid for copy Of 36-page pamphlet hi
has just issued descriptive of Ho
Springs. 1t is well edited book, neatly
printed, and should be widely circulated
by those interested in the popular healtl
resort of South Dakota.
4A GharIa1 Wilson ia slowly racovarinf