The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-04

CITY AND COUNTRY.

A crack bowler from the east will
open a bowling alley in tho basement
OF Jackson's new store building.
Clifford & Bierline have opened a
a meat market on Main street, north.
side, in the old Bosley shop, which
has been finished over as clean inside
is if spick and span new.
J. B. Chute has returned from a few
months visit in Ontario. He re-
' turned by way Of Winnipeg, making
a visit to his brothers place located
a hundred miles or 50 northwest Of
that city.
There are two new wells to be
added to Brown %county's list of ar
tesian wells. They are both located
in Greenfield township, n on J.. ii.
Keenan's place, and one on Fred
Kings farm.
Prof. Way and family returned
Tuesday from several weeks vacation
spent in southern Minnesota. He is
already very busy getting things in
readiness to open the Aberdeen Bust
ness College September 2lst.
S. H Cranmer spent nearly a week
in Edmunds, Mcintosh and McPher-
son counties, returning on Tuesday.
He was looking after business mat
ters and property interests which he
has scatterered throughout that ter.
ritory.
Carl Della, who taught school years
ago in this county before he removed
to Kansas and later served as a soldier
in the Philippines, is taking an ex-
animation for teacher at the court
house this week, and expects to teach
in Detroit township.
Judge and Mrs. Mccoy, accompanied
by the sister Of the Judge. Mrs. ID. a.
Morris of Decatur, ILL.,, and some
other ladies from the as, and
JUICE and Mrs. Campbell, also
accompanied by a party of lady
friends, are camping at Tacoma Park
this week.
Andrew Ballweg of Bath township
has concluded to retire from active
farming and offers live stock and
farm implements at public auction,
Monday September Ia, notice of which
appears in another column. Andrew
has a fine residence in the Fourth
ward and can afford totake life easier,
Mrs. Wisnom, wife Of J. H. Wisnon
contractor having in charge the work
on the Olwin-Angell block who with
her husband is stopping at the New
Aberdeen, submitted to an operation
for appendicitis on Wednesday al
st. Lukes hospital. She is rapidly
recovering from the operation which
was most successful
A glance into the shops of the
Aberdeen granite works reveals {
busy scene. The force OF men EN-
ployed varies from Is to 80 and they
are principally engaged in monument
work. They work on granite prin
cipally, and a very good stock Of fin
ished stones, handsomely and artistic
ally cut, is on hand.
Captain Jacobs reports a valued ad
a!t!cn to Summit Farm Shert!aer.
herd. One of the high priced COW
brought from LeMars, Ia, Warden
Pansy, now has a fine male cal
by her side, the projeny of Kin
Edward, a noted sire of the Scotf
Bates strain. The captain has a hal
dozen or more fine animals for sale
N. O. p. Peterson of Hanson towr
ship reports that he received fror
Brookings this spring Il number {
sand cherry trees or shrubs and som
OF them fruited, bearing cherries a
large as native wild plums. They ar
some OF the results of Prof. Hanson
patient labor of years in crossing TIL
wild cherry with varieties of the Gu
tivated cherry.
It might interest some people t
know what those large fifty Ave foe
telephone poles along First Avenu
near Main Street cost. Upon inQuir
it was learned that they were lai
down here for s22.5c each. A poI
SO feet long was shipped in with the
which will be used for a flag pole {
the Northern Normal, which will
spliced to make it about 120 feet higl
Landlord Conrad OF the North Sic
hotel has his cement walk complete,
and With the neat iron fence recent