The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Kelly & keenan, Land Company is
moving up town and will occupy
offices over the postoffice.
John Wade, one of Aberdeen's solid
business men, has been made a trustee
of the Northwestern Trust Company.
Charles Heagley, of Palmyra, and
Clayton Wheeler, of the city, are new
students this week at the Aberdeen
Business College.
John Klein of Aberdeen was elected
janitor at a salary of $50 per month.
Various matters relating to new court
house had to be disposed OF.
Fire was lighted in the boiler of the
new courthouse Thursday and it is
hoped that arrangements will be made
this week, to send the heat throughout
the entire building.
The weather for the last week has
been dry and cold, touching zero sew.
eral nights in succession. There is no
snow, and the snappy weather is fine
weather for completing, which is
now the order of the day.
w. H. Finch received a telegram
Thursday afternoon notifying him
that his brother, M. Finch Of Augusta,
Wis, had died suddenly of apoplexy.
This brother visited here several
months last winter, and many remem-
Der him.
Or. Line, lately from the Medical
schools of Denver, Colo, who has
again located at Aberdeen, treats as
a specialist, diseases Of the heart.
lungs, and nerves. Can be found at
SCOTS Drug Store; hours from 10 a.
m. to - m. and from 2 to 4 p. NJ,
daily.
On Tuesday afternoon at the home
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ Cheatham, Miss Grace Ellen
Cheattiiia'nf 7. WAS married to benjamin
B. Aldrich, of st, Paul, Rev. Marshall
f. Montgomery officiating. The
home. of the groom. is in St. Paul
where he is engaged in business,
On Wednesday evening the regular
bi.monthly meeting of the Aberdeen
District Medical Society took place
at the Alexander Mitchell Library
building. There was a fair attendance
from outside. Papers were read by
DIR. Pickering Of Warner; Drs. Murdy
and Away of Aberdeen, and DR.. Jones
Of Britton.
The fire that destroyed the Cass
county courthouse at Fargo this week,
resulting in a loss of SITE, 5000 ito the
insurance companies, as it was fully
insured, could not have occurred to
Brown county's new courthouse. Here
a fire breaking out in one office would
not in any likelihood spread to IN ad.
joining room.
Rev. Carl D. Thompson will talk on
socialism at Maccabee Hall Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock and in the
evening will preach at the Congre-
gational church on the Social Ideals
of Jesus. This sermon is delivered at
the special request Of President War
rem of Yankton college who vas q
classmate Of Mr.. Thompson's.
BY consent of the common council
IN iron stairway will be constructed
on the north side Of the corner drug
store on First Avenue, and the two
front rooms over the store fitted up
for an office for DR.. Arnold. Years ago
the covered wooden stairway leading
up to this door was torn away. Those
rooms when last used for Office pur'
poses were occupied by Dr. Coyne,
-Four sets Of a work Of reference III
e four volumes have been received BY
I Superintendent Eddy to be distributed
to the city schools. Also q set OF ths
Universal Encyclopedia in twelve vol
umes, With ANIMALS for the four year
last past, to be put into the NJ
school room. This work is q merge
-ofAAppleton,s and Johnson's, t tie'I
Oughiy revised, a mos AusiiiisIsss'es s
The play, When Louis xI was Kinl
as presented by William Owen an
company, Was q very satisfactory PEI
foranance. MI. Mcconnell, who playe
the king. ii an actor Of unusual meri
Mr.. owen, Of course, is fine. Manage
Gottschalk is taking considerable ris
IN bringing these high7class cornpanle
here on a guaranty, and he iay-goel
81 the city and vicinity should giy
him ~appreciative support, i IN wis
to continue to have plays wertn 2
seeing.
The county esssssss ha'
a.been Id session several days this wee