The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-09

, CITY AND COUNTRY.


Jay street now has cement walks
on both sides from First avenue to
the entrance to the Normal grounds.
Joe Bush II Jim Sheldon will go
in the 2:27 class with several others
for a purse of $3.50 at Groton next
Monday.
S. w. Huntington is moving his big
stock gradually into the new quarters
up street without any long Interrupt
tion Of business
The Grows, q repertoire company Of
very clever people, have been playing
four nights this week, ending Satur-
day at the Go%ttschalk.
The masons are throwing the brick
now on the walls of the new Milwau:
kee depot. They expect to have the
wall completed in two weeks.
DR.. Line has secured a suit Of rooms
at the residence of Mrs. M. N. Holmes
on the corner Of Nicollet avenue and
Kline street, where he will have his
office.
On Thursday DR.. Line bought of
Henry Frank three lots on the corner
OF Nicollet avenue and State street
He will build a residence or them as
soon as the work can be done, this fall
il possible.
Mrs. Murray, of Duluth, a sister of
John McNeary, who has qeeu visiting
her brother and his family at Ordway
for about two months started home
ward Monday evening I'VE the Mil
Waukee road.
John C%avanaugh, Bath; W. II. Bayne,
Rcndell; g. II. Holmes, Aberdeen
and John Hall, Ordway, are citizens
OF Brown county who will se:ye as
petit jurors at Sioux Fails for the
October term Of the United States
court.
Il -LI
Frank j. McKenney went to Pierre
last Saturday and made application
for admission to practice law in the
courts of South Dakota. He received
word Thursday That he had passed
examination and is now a full tledged
attorney.
The beautiful granite columns for
the court. house porLico arrived from
Ortonville Thursday afternoon. They
are 20 feet. long, II solid piece, % i'll
ches in diameter at the base and q
< inches at the top, and most hand
somely polished.
The board of county commissioners:
have been in regular session two days
this week concluding their labors
I Wednesday evening. The time was
given almost entirely to the con.
side ttiion CT Bills against the county
and tax matters.
The Social Science Club will holt
;, its first meeting OF tile season mex
= Monday evening, beginning at $3.50
at the reading room of the Alexande.
Mitchell library. Doane Robinson
willsread a paper on The Cause ane
Effect Of the Coal Strike. Meeting
. occur fortnightly.
al w. H. Fessenden was in the cit.
IS "Wednesday. having but recently re
d turned&from Alberta, where he spen
the summer. He reports his tW'
D. sons Wilbur and Charley and his son
" in-law, Clarence Spur, as doing vel
l. in that new country and great.
A. pleased with it.
The common laborer is in unnsua
demand in both city and county
Threshers have trouble in secur
ing sufficient help, ever at $3.50 pc
- day. Many farmers are unable to ge
:, help to finish UP the fall work
Notices are posted on. the court hous
and government building offern,
So. rs for iaborers.
sd Last year there We're many school
il in this county that were not opene,
,y until very late owing to inability 4
secure teachers and the supply is muc
shorter this e The situation III
le become SO serious that the count
superintendent OF schools is consider
ing the adyisablity OF advertising fe
teachers in the east.
= George Gabler of Mason City, Iowa
I: who has had the contract of the cit
re to put in a large amount of cemen
] walks, completed his contract Tues
day. night and shipped his mixin
y machine and other tools back t
oy Iowa. His work is said to be yer
satisfactory, ard considerable NOR
b. work was offered Elm but declined
Id as he vas not willing to enter int
~ any more contracts SO late in til
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