The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-03-20
COLUMBIA THE GEM
OF THE jim SEES THE DAY
When New Buildings r1ust Rise and
No r1ore go Away.

Columbia has been enjoying a gas
| oline famine this week.
The SWEETEST ever. The ladies bon
nets for sale by Mrs. j. Gaskin.
Mrs. Il. S. Jenne returned from
Pierre Wednesday night.
Bills are up announcing an auction
sale at Fred Kaupp & Sons.
The largest assortment of ready
made clothing, all new at Gaskin's.
A. y. Osborne looked after some
business in Aberdeen and Groton last
week.
He'll has no fury like a woman
(s)corn(ed). "Wecure EN-" City Drug
Store.
The City Drug store has finest line
Of confectionery ever shown in Co.
lumbia.
Our genial section foreman John
Fury was laid up part Of last week
With the grip.
Some of our boys attended the ST.
PaLrick's day dance at Putney and
some at Bath.
a swell line of dry goods just ar
rived. Be r and call and see them
at J.. Gaskin's
DR.. Markin went to Plana last Fri
day and examined II applicants for
the X. 0. Z. M.
Lyman Turner who has beer. sick
the past few days With pneumonia is
conyalescing nicely. 49,
E. II. Osborne shipped a a load Of
posts and shingles to the Houghton
lumber yard Monday.
Mr.. and Miss Hair of Hutton
attended services at the Catholic
church here last Sunday.
The j. S. Hart Co. have Started a
lumber yard in Houghton. Jos.
Campbell has charge of it.
Prof. Ames led services at the Con-
gregational Church last Sunday morn
ing, Rev. Jones being absent.
New subscribers are FL. H. Hoover,
Chas. Bailey, VIM. Gooding Jr., and
Ben Eyerson.
Vim. Beard and Miss Lou Everson
were married at Aberdeen last Friday.
"Ere's 'oping''
Mr.. Fred Kreeger of Charles1City,
Ia, spent Sunday with Frank Lewis
talking over some horse deals.
D. S. Turner went to Henry last
week to look over some land and
, visited relatives at Doland on his
return trip.
l. g. Clark of the n. Y. Life Insur.
ance Co. visited old friends here last
week and incidently drummed up
little business.
The Woodman dance last Friday
was a complete success. Forty five
numbers were sold. The supper was
excellent and the music was Ever
sons best.
Rev. Frank Fox failed to come uI
from Bath last Sunday afternoon
consequently there were no services
at the NJ. E. church.
Foreman Walker and his bridge
gang stopped off here last week and
SPENT few days fixing up the rail
road bridges in this section.
Art Clark has accepted the position
of local agent for the Plano machine
company. He will handle a full Linz
OF farm machinery. buggies and wag
ons.
~ 41seis Olson taHle up from Iowa las
week to look after business interests
He ownsthe farm occupied by VIM
flooding and Son, the Stinchfele
place.
As. Rumburg arrived from Croker
Iowa, last Friday night with a car o.
personal property and has moved ontt
the Harrington place. Mr.. Harring
ton has moved to the "A. G.. Knap,
place.
~E-Moule's blacksmith shop i
nearly completed. He Will have
fine shop. 1t Is located on the corne,
once occupied by VIM. Davidsona
bank. This putting UP q new build
ing in Columbia marked tile turnin,
Of the tide, the renewal Of growth
and was duly celebrated by every MAJ
~ town who could handle q saw 81
hammer turning out and lending !,
hand 10 the good work.