The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-11
CITY AND COUNTRY.


M T 6. Gibbs, OF Hutton was in town
soyer Monday night arranging Tor his
Miss Lulu, to enter the Nor
NAL school.
M For a bilious attack take Chamber
SIain,s Stomach and Liver Tablets and
q quick cure is certain. For SAFE oy
all druggists.
81 Miss I,ucile Bates, one of the best
stenographers in the city, formerly
with the Meyer Land Company, mas
a position with the 6amoie'
Commission Company.
l# The Dakota Central Telephone
held their annual meeting
in this city last week. The company
l now has 5000 miles of lines u the
work Of extension will be continued.
The old officers were reelected.
Rev. John Nelson, the new Sunday
school missionary, seems to be DONG
some active work in the wide field OF
labor which has been assigned MIN
here. Since his coming he has Or
panized seven Sunday schools in the
district.
Everybody buys one Of those Rus
sian jugs that Thompson, the grocer.
is selling for a nickel. The railroad
] company got them on their hands ana
sold them for anything they could
get. They sell at wholesale TO the
trade for 500 per hundred.
M. j. Owen has TORI down the shop
recently occupied by him on Second
avenue in the rear OF Peter Sheas
ssPeerless'' and will rebuild it on the
next block east on the same side OF
the avenue. At present his black
y smith work is beingdone in the open.
Miss Mary Kaupp OF Lakota, N. d.
spent a few days visiting friends In
the civ this week. She has recently
& returned from from a visit to Colora-
4 do. Before concluding her vacation
q she will visit with friends and rel
atives about the county a few days
longer.
II. w. Cole returned Monday from
Deadwood where he went to attenc
United States cour.. Vim. White
the Groton man who was pulled TO-
blind plugging at Tacoma Park was in
dlcted. He will wait in the Brown
county Jail until court sits at Siou!
Falls next month.
Prof. Way has just received tn
desks which he ordered for the Aber
deem Business College. They ar
made of hard wood. fine finish an
decidedly handsome furniture. Thi
institution is being well equipped t
accommodate the unusually large after
dance which is already assured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Anderson an
daughter Oracle returned from an e,
tended visit with relatives in Wiscor
sin. Miss lisa Bolton Of SpringreeI
Wisconsin, a neice of Mrs. Anderso
returned with her. Miss Bottom is a
accomplished musician and exper
enced teacher and will teach scho'
for "a time in this county.
Without any previous notice tt
North-W estern has changed the tin
of the passenger train again. II
train going north is due at Aberdce
1 at 1870 instead OF If-35 as it stot
when the last change was made. II
train comes down a half hour EARL
i'm the morning, that is at 7--5. TT
. next time they hitch the time alol
people going north can go to bed, &
up real early and call it a mornil
train.
"A new kiEd OF tie is being used
the Great Northern. 1t is a saw
tie, " shaped, the sharp point OF t
" being laid downward, with asmoo
flat surface nearly a foot wide on te
When the old fashioned tie has be
entirely replaced by these new or
walking between the rails Will
greatly improved. The merger roa
should become popular with t
knights of the grit.
Rev. A. j. Tiffany who has h
charge of the Wesleyan NJ. 3. chur
for the last two years will enter up
new field OF labor October first.
Sunday school missionary heiwill ia
a district which includes the sey
oldest settled counties in the sta
viz; Yankton, Clay, Union, Turn
Bon Homme and Hutchinson.
headquarters will be located IN
AZ City Of Yaukton,