The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-02-13

Inc Huron Nursery of which H. W..
Kinds is Manager sell forest tree seed
l1ngs Q groves and hardy fruit trees.
Shade trees for town planting. Write
them for circulars. References. Issac
Lincoln of First State Bank.
DIR. Rock went up on tue Nortl,Q
Western last night in answer to telc-H
phone call from Columbia. John
J. Nelson, the Putney wheat
buyer, was in a rather critical condi.
ton, suffering from hemorrhage Of
the nose. The doctor reports the
patient doing we'll this morning, as he
arrested the hemorrhage without diff
ficulty.
The annual convention ofthe South
Dakota Sunday School Association
will Oe held this year in Aberdeen.
The dates fixed are May 26th and 7th.
This will be the occasion Of bringing
a large number of people tb Aberdeen
as the convention is composed of a
representative from each Sunday
school in the state regardless of de-
nomination. G.. P. Gregory of Aber-
deem, is president of the association.
Petitions carrying the requisite
number Of signatures have been filed
and both the gas and the electric
lighting franchise will remain inop-
erative until the question is passed
upon by the voters at the coming city
! election. The Gas Company which
had gone ahead and ordered a large
amount of new material for extension
work Immediately upon the passage
and approval of the ordinances, is
thus compelled to %suspendal business
concerning the lighting project until
after the election in April.
All day Wednesday and Thursday
Manager G%ottschalk was kept on
the jump attending telephone orders
for reserved seats for the presentB-
tion OF Richard III,by Walker White.
side to- night, orders from towns in
adjoining counties owe the long-dis'
tance being unexpected ly numerous
One order for ten seats came from
Eureka just before the board WA
sweptclean. One hundred emergenc,
i, seats were arranged for and sold
after which only standing room is be
ing offered. The town will be full o
outsiders to night coming to witness
most rare dramatic event.
Il On Sunday last DR.. V. P. Kennel.
: died at his old home in Litchfield
MINI. DIR. Kennedy came to Brow
) cOunty in 1880 and settled near CO
.lnmbia. He was a man of consider
liable ability and very soon becam
prominent in county politics, servin
E q term in the territorial legislature
D lin the latter '8O'S he removed t
Texas and made his residence ther
for several years, subsequently re
1 turning to Brown county, becomin
t resident Of Aberdeen. Heidentitie
S himself with the populist party, tai
ing an active part in the Bryan can
paigns, stumping the county for til
!. fusion ticket. He served for a tim
as county physician.
The meeting CT the Social Scienc
Club on last Monday evening was lik
all former meetings. both interestin
IS and instructive: The paper for til
eyening was arbitration, Natiohi
and INDUSTRIAL by Cllas. M. Steven
! and the careful. preparation Of til
! paper sho wed the concise method
Z the lawyer and the treatment Of IL
= subiect, revealed the earnest studer
OF the live problems of the day. ST.
!. Cranmer led in the discussion of I'll
= paper, taking very advanced grount
on the industrial phase of the que
ne tion. He didn't mince matters at
e. but boldly claimed that the time w
IN looming when labor would have nothll
q. to arbitrate with capital any mo
le than he would have to arbitrate wit
.r- a BURGLAR who broke into his llous
he All capital being the productoslabt
the exploiter of labor should have
standing in the court of arbitratlo
The next meeting will be Monda
Feb. 23rd. and the subject The Lou
J lana Purchase by Geo. B. DAILY.
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A CITY ENGINEER.
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