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

Mrs. Capt. Jacobs is on the sick
list.
A. G. Clark G. Co. are selling dressed
hogs and beeves.
o. L. Overacker rode his wheel to
Aberdeen yesterday.
c. X. Hayes is moving onto the
Turner farm east Of town.
Prof. McFarlan sang In the Congre-
g%ational choir last Sabbath.
Geo. B. McFadden Is settled down
in North Dakota and his postofhce is
Windsor.
Grin Conley is busy nowadays init,
ating a span OF colts to the mysteries
OF the road.
We learn that Caryl Wilbur will at.
tend a school of engineering at Brook
ings this winter.
John G1au finds his best market for
butter at Cakes, Ranharter Bros.
being his customers.
Rev. Decide of Britton passed
through town on his way to his farm.
He will fence his grove.
Tom Elliott shipped a carload of
wheat Thursday. This makes his
second car this season.
Sam Clark was over visiting friends
in Aberdeen. He is thinking of spend
ing the winter in California.
Charlie Baily and mother. accom-
panied by Mrs. Brace, will go to
Missouri to live this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond and son,
Clyde, are expected to arrive soon,
to occupy their home this winter.
A brother OF Art Smalley, who has
been here since bbefore harvest, left
Monday morning for Sibley, iowa.
John Alderliste, who raised a fine
corn crop this year, is one or the first
Of our farmers to get it all cribbed.
Mr.. A. Glau was ove visiting his
sons, John and George, Wednesday,
it being his first time in Columbia.
Clarence Chadwick and sister, Miss
Bertha Chadwick, of Burch were here
w Sunday attending the funeral Of
Scott Thome.
G. K. Hayes has rented his farm to
Earl Fessenden and has moved to
town, occupying the Turner farm east
Of the depot.
Farmers have shipped several cars
of wheat recently which brought 8 or
4 cents more than the elevator com
panies would let their agents pay.
The City Drag Store Just received a
new stock of Holiday goods. Also a
nice line OF pipes and cigars. Call
and see them. Prices reasonable.
The funeral of Scott Thome was
held last Sunday in the Congregational
church, conducted by Rev. Larson.
The Workman lodge had charge of the
funeral.
Last Monday there was al auction
sale of household goods belonging to
Blair. deputy game warden, which
were attached for debt.
Our beautiful summer weather took
its flight, leaving us In the clutches Of
'old Boreas,' for the last few days,
much to the discomfort Of these not
ready for cold weather.
Dick Cody is having r. G. Mouie
build him acozy hunting car, which
he will take up the Jim, moving from
! place To q place wherever mos6 u
yenient to the best hunting and
trapping grounds.
ArtGmal1ey has recently added 10
acres more OF good land to his farm,
having bought out Feb Horsely for
$l.50o. The land lies Just east OF town
alOngsthe Northwestern rackk,..fiseing
large part Of Baldwin's addition to
To the city Of Columbia.
Tory Gilbertson returned Monday
from a visit In Minnesota with Ills
sister Anna and other relatives. This
is his nrst vacation since he began
clerking for John Gaskin. we are
glad to = his smiling countenance
behind the counter again.
HaltAN
Miss Ida N, Spencer came up On the
northwestern from Aberdeen Satur.
Day night ard began teaching Mon.
day morning Id the Daily school, This
school house In the timber has stood
all thefalissilent and tenan5Icss De-
cause pf scarcityo Of teachers,