The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-30

; CITY AND CoUfTRY.


Night School at the Aberdeen Busi-
ness College begins next Monday
November lst.
The shoe department. in the Olwiu
Angel department store is as vel!
stocked as an exclusive shoe store
Note their Shoe ad in this issue.
Vet Mehner this week took charge
OF the restaurant in the north side Of I
Lew Hanicker's store, west side of
Main street near Railroad avenue.
Ed White, the Groton man, charged
with blind pigging at Tacoma Park
last summer pleaded guilty last week
at Sioux Falls and will have to serve
sixty days in the pen.
Franklyn township bids fair to be
the banner town for arlesian wells.
having now as recently reported
seventeen gushers. At one time
Garden Prairie with sixteen led the
list.
Miss Agnes Y. Brown, the win
some city editor of the Woonsocket
News, while in tue city visiting, made
the round of the paper offices of the
city and kindly honored the DEMO
Graf by calling.
Those who Gesire anything in har-
ness leather this fall or next spring
will profit by Investigating bargains
offered by w. II. Finch who
is actually closing outhis business and
selling his entire stock at cost.
Duputy Sheriff Anderson received
word Tuesday of the death OF his
father which took place in Wisconsin
where he had gone on a visit. The
remains were SENT here for burial in
Warner where the family were old
residents.
Rev. Thomas j. D.nt read a paper
entitled, Religion as a National
Issue. Tuesday afternoonat the meet
ing Of the Northern Association of
Congregational churches. which was
held this week Tuesday and Wednes-
day at Redfeld.
Herman Prefer is having a coal
shed built on the Northwestern
track from which to sell his Ignite
coal which comes over that road.
Ignite is going to be offered at hg-
ures this winter that will make it
advisable to give it a fair trial.
Chairman Sc eley Of the board OF
county commissioners, who, with
otner business men of the city. is So
liciting subscription for a'clock for the
courthouse towerhas about $500 down,
a little more than half the required
sum. The clock will be secured.
The frieze stones are now being
laid on the federal building, above
which are the cornice and balustrade,
making about eight feet ore in
hight. No roof will show above the
balustrade. There is yet some doubt
as to the building being enclosed be-
fore the freeze up.
The old Ben Ward restaurant, a
round, under and over which his ele-
CANT new building was built, ano
in which meals haYe been served un-
interruptedly curing all the period Of
construction, was, one day this week
between meals, torn to pieces ane
o,,+ bo fr,pt. ln0rS
Owing to the great difficulty Of the
factories keeping UP with ~theirorder!
for structural iron it has been impos
sible to secure the iron work for thu
front of the new store being built TO
A. w. Voedish, before winter sets In
and consequently it has been neces'
.ary to discontinue work until spring
Sheriff Cole has turned in abou'
$4,000, personal property taxes collec
ted without having to send out any
thing more than notices by mail
The additional burden of milage, TOT
.oftcr unfair and unreasonable, la
been spared thus far to the hard-ul
tax payer by Mr.. Coles plan Of col
lecting
%. G. Gallett, the j~esyeler, moyes
his stock and fixtures this week int
the store lately occupied by S. w
Huntington. Hewill use the entir'
south side Of this store and j. FL
Rarnes with stock of cut glass, china