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

s CITY AND COUNTRY. ;


VlII VII Il
In the 2;;27 class with several oth.rs
for q purse Of $3.50 at Groton mort,
Monday.
=. W. Huntington Is moving his bio
stock gradually into the new quarters
up street without any long interrupt.
ton Of business.
The Crows, q repertoire company Of
very clever people, have been playing
four nights this week, ending Satur.
day at the G0ttschalk.
The masons are throwing the brick
now on the walls OF the new Milwau.
kee depot. They expect to have the
wall completed Ia two weeks.
Dr.. Line has secured a suit Of rooms
at the residence Of Mrs. NJ. N.Holmes
on the corner Of Nicollet avenue and
Kline street, where he will have his
Ofice.
On Thursday Dr.. Line bought Of
Henry Frank three lots on the corner
Of Nicollet venue and State street
He will build q residence on them as
soon as the work can be done, this tall
if possible.
Mrs. Murray, Of Duluth, a sister OF
John McNeary, who has qeen visiting
her brother and his family at Ordway
for about two months started home
ward Monday evening over the Mil
waukee road.
John Cavanaugh, Bath; w. Fl. Bayne,
Rcndell; q. Il. Holmes, Aberdeen
and John Hall, Ordway, are citizens
of Brown county who will serve as
petit jurors at Sioux Falls for the
October term OF the United States
court.
Frank ]. Mckinney went to Pierre
last Saturday and made application
for admission to practice law III the
courts OF South Dakota. He received
word Thursday .that he had passed
examination and IL now a full tiedged
attorney.
The beautiful granite columns for
the court house porLico arrived from
Ortonville THURSDAY afternoon. They
are 20 feet long, one solid piece, % in-
ches in diameter at the base aud %
Inches at the top, aud most hand.
Fsomely polished.
The board OF county commissioners
have been in regular session two days
this week concluding their iabora
Wednesday evening. The time was
given almost lentirely to the con-
asidertion OF bills against the county
y and tax matters.
q TheaSocial Science Club will hold
It's frst meeting Of the season next
! Monday evening, beginning at $3.50.
lathe reading roomsof the Alexander
Mitchell library. Doane Robinson
viii read. 2 paper on The Cause and
Eject Of the Coal Strike. Meetings
. Occur fortnightly.
: n. H. Fessenden was In the city
Wednesday: having but recently re-
d turned from Alberta, where he spent
: the summon. He reports his two
sons wilbur and Charley and bis son
in-law, Clarence Spur, rs doing well
i In that new country and greatly
pleased with 1t.
THE common laborer. Is In unusual
y demand in both city and county,
TnsesheSs have trouble 10 secnr'
a[ing.sanscient help, even At ss.o pei
day. Nasysfarmers are unabiet 10 get
!! |. help 10 finish up the fall work
Notices IRE posted on the court house
!. and government building Offering
: O. q for labOrers.
Last year there were many schoole
/. lin this county that were not opened
until very late owing to inability &c
( secure teachers and the supply Is muc'
Z shorter this year. The situation has
become 50 serious that the county
superintendant OF schools Is CONSIDER
Ing the adyisablity.o OF advertising 1o'
teachers In the east.
: George Gabler of Mason City, Iowa.
,rho has had the contract of The City
!. u nut In a large amount Of cement
walks, completed his contract tues
: dav night and shipped bis mixing
& machine and other tools ack u
Iowa. His work is said to De very
d satisfactory, ard considerable nor
work was offered him out aecllneu'
4 az he was not willing to enter 'n'o
any more contracts SO late IN tne
season.
y The old store Of the olwin-Aneeil
Is Company closed Wednesday n Tue
new store was also closed Ior 1,1 oaJ
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