The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-06
E. GEM AND
W. HANSON
November 4th. 1903.

November 4th. 1903.
Born to NJ. and Mrs. Albert Schley
a son last Sunday.
We are sorry TO hear that Fred
STANCE will nave To go through an
other operation, facial neuralgia be-
ing his ailment. Mr. STANCE has been
operated on for same trouble three
times before. He lelt last week fol
Rochester, Mimi, for medical treat
ment.
There was a farewell party given in
honor OF Miss Sager at the home Of
her brother, Ii. Sagcr, Tuesday even
ing. Miss Sager has been keeping
house for her brother since he moved
here last spring, She will leave for
Minneapolis Thursday, where she Will
stay in the future.
[Received too late 70" publication last week.
John Thompson is hauling lumber
for a new barn,
Frank Kishner has moved north of
Groton on the Eisenhood place.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs, Err
nest Dobborplluhl last Thursday
morning.
Henry Pagcl of Horizon, Wis, is
here on Il visit to his mother and his
brothers, Charles and Albert Pagel.
- @=ts;s.E.Ea2 SC, Mr. and Y re
Fre1 Scnlichting, and also one to Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Sc~hlichting, about ten
days ago.
MI. Paul Kruger, who a week or so
ago fell off from a load of wheat and
broke his collar bone, is some better
at this his writing
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Harther and
family of BoWbells, N. D., were here
to attend the Hacker-Lenling we'd
ding, Mrs. Harther being a sister of
the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Swartz of Hec-
tor, MINI, were here on a few days
yisiG to attend the Hacker-Lenling
wedding. Mr.. Swartz is IL brother Of
Mrs. Gottlieb Lenling.
Henry Voigt and family were
hereto a few days stay to attend
the Hacker-Lanling wedding. They
left for their home at kidder, S.
Oak, lastThursday. Mrs. Voigt is
a sister of tho bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Kruger,
parents of Mrs. Carl Duit, aud Mr.
Dait, father of Carl Duit, who have
been here for some time caring fol
their children who have been sick
with the fever and are just about out
Of danger, expect to leave for tlaeil
homes in Elmore, Wis, Friday
morning.
About seventy families assembledat
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gottliet
Lenllng last Thursday to witness the
marriage Of Miss Minnie Lenling II
Edward Il. Hacker. Both OF the young
people have many friends to start out
in married life, and they have tht
best wishes OF all who know them
They went right to housekeeping OF
the old Fred STANCE place which TIL,
groom has rented.
Frank nobberpfuhl has decided II
quit farming in South Dakota for
while and has rentedahis farm to hi!
son-in-laW, w. B. Lawrence. He sole
all of his personal property and house
hold goods at auction October ~. Mr.
Dobberpfuhl and his wife will leave
next week for Oak Grove, Wis. the
nome OF his wife, where they vii
make ullleir future homo. Mr.. Dobber
pfuhl says he feels better IN Wiscon
sin than here.
MI and Mrs. Aug. Sagcr and littlt
son have arrived from Fox Lake, Wis.
and are now located in their new Da
kota home purchased Of Henry Len
ling last summer. The latter and hi
family have moved onto the Ton
Johnson place purchased by then
some time ago. Mr.. Lenling does MOI
intend to 10 any Of the farming him
sell, as his health is poor, but ha,
leased the placeto his brother. Gust
Lenling, who will work ft for him.
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TEACHERS WANTED
we mead at III afeW more teacl
snI.s for saD sahnnlcN Gnnd nncifinn