The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-12
CITY AND COUNTRY.


Herman Prefer is opening up a
new coal and wood business, and mas
secured an excellent opening on The
Great Northern road, directly OPP
posite the depot.
Chas. Hermance of the Coe & How
ard Abstract Co. has been taking a
vocation from the office for a time
visiting the south part of the state
and around. This fact accounts for
real estate transfers not appearing of
lite in the papers.
The DEMOCRAT acknowledges acall
from Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Conley of
Columbia township. They were &C
companied by their son, Leslie Albert
Conley, a young South Dakotan ten
weeks old. Ed has good reason for
thinking him the greatest boy in the
Jim river valley.
1t is evident that the Forepaugh-
Sells circus and menagerie coming is
going to put out :some paper. Man
ager G~ottschalk has erected three
mammoth bill boards, each 100 feet
long and IL feet high, the necessary
additional space upon which to spread
the gorgeous posters.
Tie G,and Brewing Company; which
recently purchased Of NJ. P. Stroupe
the brick building on the east side Of
Main street, directly opposite John
Macarthur & Son, will remove the old
building and replace it with a two
story brick, 25xl42. One store room
will open on Main street and two on
second avenue. Rooms on the second
floor will be fitted for offices.
John ~Slattengren, secretary of the
Scandinavian MutualFirc INSURANCE
Company, whose house burned last
week near Claremont causing the
death of Mrs. Slattergren and severe-
ly burning the baby which has since
died, is compelled to call in all pol
icies issued by the company from
which to make a new record to re-
place the books d%estroyedin the fire.
S. S. Giiborne calne down from
Liberty township Thursday where
one of his rigs just completed a fine
two inch well for Henry Schwarting
OF that township. Its a guSher aud
very clear. Mr.. Scllwarting was so
pleased that he made the foreman a
present of 50. Tie rig goes from there
to Mr.. Stearns in tie same township,
and then back to IIecla TO make a
clear well there if it a be done.
II have been troubled for some
time with indigestion and sour stom.
ach," says Mrs. Sarah w. Curtis. OF
Lee, Mass, 'tand have been taking
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets which have helped me very
much SO that now / can eat many
things that before / could mott II
you have any trouble with your
stomach why not take these Tablets
and get we'll? For sale by all drug
gists.
The family OF r. e. Luce in River
side has smallpox, Mrs. Luceand Mrs.
Borrone being the victims, Super.
visor Robt. Dixon has placed theil
house under quarantine, and severa
houses in that n~eigiiboriiood are like
ly to be quarantined On account D
having been exposed. The disease il
mild and the patients are doing nice
". 1t will be remembered tina
Luyerne Luce had the same diseas,
last year.-Groton Herald.
More June Marriages
The marriage of Adeline Grewle,
tojusepf1 Kelly on "Wednesday ev,
was most pleasant event Man,
friends from outside the city we're ii
attendance.
The same evening Elnora Johnsol
E ~ d-aa ssts! !satseei q Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. Fl
Shepard was married toe B. Tripp
private secretary of Superintendent
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