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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03
FOLK CONSENTS TO COME.
He Will Speak in Mexico in the
Afternoon, Centralia in the
Evening on a Date to Be
Announced Later.

Hon. ". II, KEENAN, and Sheriff
Quincy James are home from st.
Louis. They report a very successful
gathering of Folk admirers in that
city Saturday.
Mr.. KEENAN, says every indication
points to the success Of Mr.. Folks
candidacy for the gubernatorial nom
nation. Mr.. KEENAN, also states that
Mr.. Folk has consented to address the
Democrats OF Mexico and Audraln
county 10 the afternoon and will speak
in Centralla the same evening of a
date TO be decided on and announced
later. Mr.. Folk has many friends In
this section and will receive a hearty
welcome.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

A piece Of flannel dsmpened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound
on the affected parts, Is better than a
plaster for a lame back and for pains
in the side or chest. Pain Balm has
no superior as a llniment for the re-
lief Of deep seated, muscular and rheH-
matte pains. For sale By all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

HUNTSVILLE, No, Sept. 10, 1902
DR.. T. W. Hail, st. Louis, Mo:
Dear Slr-I suffered four years with
severe kidney and bladder trouble.
Your Texas Wonder, Halls Great Dis
coyery, has cured me and ! can cheer.
fully recommend IL.
Yours truly.
T. W. MALONE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

We desire 10 extend our heartfelt
thanks 70 those who rendered their
assistance and sympathy during the
late Illness and death Of our daughter,
Etna u. Florence.
Mr.. A Mrs. ". o. FLORENCE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

DON'T forget that Hon. W. d, Van
diver will address the Folk Club in
Mexico next Saturday at ? o'c'ock.
The public is cordially invited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

GROVER CLEVELAND has published
a letter In which he plainly states that
under no circumstances will he be a
candidate for president.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

Two hundred and forty acres, more
or less, improved Land, 8 miles from
railroad, 2-stOry, Groom frame dwell
ing, good barn and outhouseS, well
fenced and cross-fenced. There Is
100 acres In cultivation. rest good
timber and hne pasture, tine orchard
so pear trees, 800 apple trees and
other fruits Of the best varieties;
plenty living water and splendid stock
and grass farm one-third, or all
cash, $3.50 per acre. dWlt
DRAKE & THRELKELD.
Phone 1914. Mexico, Mo.
Once, Windsor Hotel Bldg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03
In III. q. Oxing.i Father Dead.

On Saturday Nov. Is, Mrs. U. H.
Owings, Of this city. received a mes
sage stating that her father, J. A.
hahan, had died at his home at Sal
ing. The deceased was IS years old.
Mrs owings left for Sailing Satur-
day afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

THE frame work for the Louisiana
Purchase monument has been finished
and the staff and plaster is being APP
piled.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

A glass or two OF water taken half
an hour before breakfast will usually
keep the bowels regular. Harsh
cathartlcs should be avoided. When
a purgative is needed, take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They r mild and gentle in their
action. For sale by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

THE landscape department at the
Worlds Fair is installing banks Of
shrubbery around the large exhibit
nalaeeg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

Rev. W. H. Hook is home from Ar
gentlne, Kas where he preached last
Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Hook
has been recalled for the second year
to preach at the Christian churches at
Farber and Red Top, Boone county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

Major Charles Z. Kilbourne, OF the
United States Army, died suddenly On
a train near Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

Rev. A. A. Wallace, pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church Of Mexico, will
assist Doctor Gordon In a two weeks
protracted meeting at Lexington, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03
STATE OF MISSOURI, / :.
COUNTY OF AUDRAfN. H
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
In Vacation.
A OF MISSOURI, [
COUNTY or AuDRAiN.
In the cIrcui. Court. January Term, 1901

1EohGn W, bAkE.....s..f..".,.,,.s. Plaintn,
VS.,
WILLIAM LKvAuGHN AM HIS UNKNOwN
HEIRS, ASSIGNS. DKvIsEEs AND ALL PERsoss
WHO CLAIM on WHO MIGHT CLAIM ~,
THROUGH on UNDER THEN OR EITHER %
THEM ,,....s...A ..s... ...".. Defendants
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03
REFLECT ACT!

A rare opportunity affords the many chronic
sufferers 20 get well In the s~peedicst possible
time by treating with
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

II you want 10 buy or sell city prop
erty or farms call on or address
WV. HARDIN RIxKY,
With Drake & Threlkeld, ; doors cast
Windsor Hotel d&wtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

Marcia TRULY, the ~9-year-old daugb-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. TRULY, died
at the home OF her parents in east
Breckenrideestreet early Wednesday
morning Of scarlet fever and the re-
mains will be taken to Sturgeon
Thursday for interment, 1t is an
nounced.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

st. Louis to ST Charles, and along
Wabash to WarrentOn, Montgomery
City, Mexico and C~entralia, where it
leaves the railroad, cutting acros to
Glasgow, where II rosses Missouri
river again, joining route No. l at
Marshall, and thence along same route
to Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

Major Willis Hulen, Of Centralia,
was in the city on business to-day.
The "Major" Of course clipped his
bill" at Cottonwood Springs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

Otie Oliver, aged Il years, died Of
.iockjaw In Wellsville Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

AMANDA M HILL sers+.s ss..s.. pl.h...-
vi. ialhtln,
JoHN g. MARTIN N HIS UNKEowx ~
AasIQNA DkvIsEHA AND ALL PRRsnSs TX
CLAIM or WHO NIGHT CLAIM ny. Tss WHO
on NpE THEN Oh klfHER OF THrN "ouGH
" Defendan,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

Chas. a. Calkins living northwest
Of Benton City, will leave shortly for
Oneida, Ill, where he will-engage in
the furniture and undertaking busi-
ness. Mr.. Calkins will hold a public
sale Of live stock and farm implements
Tuesday, Dec. IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03
He WIN Return Every Forr Weeks

DIR. PRETTYMAH Is graduate OF the Col
lege OF Physicians and Surgeons, New York
America. The Doctor has had special courses
of study In EYE EAR NOSE THROAT.
CHRONIC and NERVOUS DISEASES. 10 the
great Bellevue and Charity Hospitals OF New
York City. The result OF this experience are
many phenomenal cures all over the state. DR..
Prettyman is no stranger 10 Missouri. as he
makes regular monthly visits TO Galatln, MaryS-
vile and other nearby towns, and has been
1 doing 50 for Q Years. never missing q visit.
He treats al NERVOUS DISEASES and
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the Eye, Ear. Nose,
| and Bladder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
In Vacation.

A OF
COUNTY or AUnRAIE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03
READ THIS.

J. W. Brewer was In st. Louis on
business this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

Rising In ears, deafness. disease OF the eye,
ear throat, lungs. stomach. liver, Kidneys. UNI
nary and bladder. nervous prostration. dyspep-
sia. constipation. rheumatism. epilepsy or nts
Hemmorrhoids tpile9 cured without knife
No pain and no detention from work.
Young men, middle aged men. old
men. suffering from weakness, Impaired mem
ory. dizziness, nervous debility. loss OF power
sc, blood poisoning. leakage, should not lei
this opportunity pass. as \ trial treatment vii
satisfy the most skeptical OF his wonderful
curative powers in these cases.
The Doctor carries all bis portable instru
ments and comes prepared to examine the
most obscure medical and surgical cases He
undertakes 40 incurable diseases. but enrei
hundreds after others fan.
Cnrresnnndence Solicited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-03

w. II. moore, President OF the
National Good Roads Association, has
just completed plans for the construc-
tIon Of a State road 375 miles long,
connecting st. Louis and Kansas City.
The estimated cost is $4,000. Hon.
W. II. KEENAN,, Of this city, is on the
advisory committee The three routes
proposed by Mr.. Moore are:
ROUTE NO. /.
st. Louis to KirkwOok, Glencoe,
Labadie, Hermann, Jefferson City,
BOonville, Marshall, Lexington, In.
dependence and Kansas City.
ROUTE NO 2
st. Louis, through KirkwOOd and
Glencoe, 10 Pacific, Union, and across
country TO jefferson City; along Mis-.
souri, Pacific to California, Upton
Sedalia and Warrensburg, and across
country to Lees summit, Independ-
ence aud Kansas City.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-04-17
oNEoTA.

Artie Callaghan isgaining slowly.
Jim Fluke will work for VIM. StodA
dard this season. 4
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Grantz,
a daughter, a few days ago.
Miss Martha Pomplum will teach
the Walworth school for the spring
term.
Miss Mildred Strachan will teach
the Tooker school for a term Of two
months.
f. B. johnson made a business trip
to Dell Rapids, Saturday, returning
Monday.
Miss Lulu Tooker and Mr.. Percival
WalWorth were married in Aberdeen
Saturday, Rev. Todd performing the
ceremony. The young people are
well and favorably known in this To-
cality where they were born and
brought up ard they have hosts Of
friends who will wish them a long and
happy life in their new relationship.
They will be at home to their friends
after May lst on the Shonse Farm six
miles west Of .Westport.
|a5. ~ rEHt.ga" -#-+., r
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-04-17

Nellie Meshem who for some weeks
has been chief cook at the hotel, las
returned to her old home in Mime
sofa.
Rev. Jones went to Henry, S. D..
last Sunday. The minister from that
place was to hold services here but
failed to appear.
Jas. and Freeman Geer went hunt
ing n clay this week and Jim took a.
swim. We imagine it's a little early
for out door bathing.
John Furry put on two more men
Wednesday morning. R. E. Cody and
Chas. Baily. They will put in new
switch blocks and bars.
There is considerable sickness in
this vicinity. Mrs. f. N. Lewis, Mrs.
lG b. Ames, John Alderlieste and a
child of A. r. Britsch are under
;SDr.' Markin's care.
IL SUtO. ClldSc 5 sui CudIllC lldu d IuAN
Iaway while his father was in Aber-
Fdeen last Monday. -Four horses
hitched to a drill were the principal
FACTORS. Fortunately neither hor ,es
or'poy were hurt.
SThefollowing pupils stock the eighth
grade examination here last Friday
and Saturday; John Howlands Of
cambria, Florence DAILY OF the DAILY
,scLuol, Edith Kribbs, Olive Kribbs,
George Moule, Frank johnson. Eva
Eyerson, Carrie Rumery, Walker
Wahl, Frank Kennitz and Lizzie'
Murphy of Columbia school.
Many friends of tile family will re-
greet tn learn of the death Of Mr.. w.
j. Riblet, an old and respected resi-
Debt OF Brown County. His death
occurred at Nelson b. c. where his sons
are. engaged in business. Following
so closely as it does on another death
inrthe family that OF Il daGghter-in-
law, Mrs. Royal Riblet makes the
affection to the family u double. one.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-04-17

- - HL a
DAY night at the residence Of his
Youngest son, r, N. Riblet, Victoria
street The deceased had only been
IN Nelson a month, having come up
at the time of the death Of Mrs. r.
N. Riblet. His wife and two of his
sons were with him at the last and
the eldest son, b. G. Riblet, is now on
his way from New York. Mrs. B. G..
Riblet. whose home is in Spokane,
came up as soon as it was known that
tie illness was serious, and arrived
just a few minutes before the end
came. The funeral will take place at
two O'Clock this afternoon from the
family residence.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-04-17
J. Fl. Duerr, Herman Corbin, Lars
Herseth, and Marcus Nygaard were
Aberdeen visitors during the week.

j. Fl. Duerr, Herman Corbin, Lars
Herseth, and Marcus Nygaard were
Aberdeen visitors during the week.
10 Campbell our new lumberman
was on the sick list the other day.
Nothing serious however as he is
around again waiting on customers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fessenden Sr. started
Monday night for a visit to sons and
daughter, Mrs. G. X. Spur, Of Alberta
Canada, where they propose spending
the summer il not longer.
Seeding is in null blast and the end
of the week will see wheat seeding
pretty nearly through with. The
continuous wind and sunshine have
dried the wet places up very rapidly.
Quite a number of Aberdeen huntA
fers are trying their luck with the
ducks and geese.hereabouts. We na-
t!ce a number Of their tents on the
old Afseth, place now the property Of
Charley Hanson.
Rev. James L. Jones, of Columbia,
will preach a Woodman sermon in
the Woodman hall next Sunday at
300 p. m. All are cordially invited,
There will be the regular sermon in
the church an hour earlier than
usual.
The river is still rising, the water
is we'll upon,the grade inplaces. With
a strong north wind, it would blow
over it,, making it worse than it is
now. Would that the authorities
lcould be made to see how badly we
need a good grade.
We were badly disappointed last
Sunday at the nonappearance of the
Rev. gentleman from Henry who was
to have taken orr PASTORS place but
failed for some as yet unexplained
reason. That kind Of thing irritates
those who come S II milesto Church,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-04-17
HoU0HTON.

Mr.. ard Mrs. Herseth spent Monday
ia Columbia on business.
Helmuth Della and afriendo Of New
ark spent Saturday and Sunday visit
ing with home folks.
Mrs. Nv. w. Della went toAberdeen
,rnesday to meet her daughter-in-laW,
Mrs. Carl Della Of Minneapolis.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-04-17
Very Low Rates to California and Re-

s0S
turn.
Via the Northwestern Line. Ffrst-class
round-trip tickets on sale May Sd and.
18th to 18th, to Los Angeles and San
Francisco. Favorable limits and stop.
over privileges and choice OF routes.
The Overland limited, most lupNurtous
train in the world. leaves Chicago
daily $500 p. N. Less than three days
en- route. Drawing and compart.
ment sleeping cars, observation cars,
dining cars, buffet-library cars lbarber
and bath), electric lighted throughout.
Three trains a day from Chicago to the
Coast through without change. Daily
and personally conducted tourist a
excursions to California, Washington
and Oregon. For particulars apply to
ticke. agents Chicago & N~.r.sa~-s ,.ru
Railway.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-04-17
WARNER.

Miss Alma Roby is clerking in Nor
gan Bros. grocery store.
Guy Gundcrson is section boss dur
ing his brother Ole's absence.
Parish Bros, masons, started work
in Aberdeen for the season, Wednes-
day.
VIM. English, after a weeks visit
with his wife, started for St. Louis,
Monday morning.
Tom Cate went to Aberdeen Sum
day, where he expects to do masonry
work this summer.
Ole Gunderson started for North
Dakota, Sunday where he will help
with the building Of a new branch
road.
nj. "A. Fagen, relative Of Mr.. Ash
ford of Rondell, shipped a carload OF
cattle from this place to Red Deer,
N. W. Territory, Canada, Tuesday.
Geo. Berg and John Berry went
Tuesday evening to work, for the
coming month, on the new branch
road OF the G. NJ. s. St. P. r. r. from
Eureka.
The Star House is about to change
proprietors. Several would-be-buyers
have put in an appearance but it is
not known as yet who the new pro-
prietor will be.
A small man who came from Wis
consin, is working on the railroad
section while Ole Gunderson is away,
We do not know his name sowill have
TO leave that for you to find out.
The Misses Olsen, their mother ano
brother and also, Mr.. Hasscn, OF Eon''
ldell. attended the Easter exercises
which we're given at the M. r. church
by the Sunday School last Sunday.
While in Alberta, Canada, thi!
spring, Tom Cate purchased a farm
eIHe intends to make it his home ant
will move his household goods ant
y family to that place either this com
ing fall or next spring.
d John Braun, a brother-in-laW Q
Nick Moo Fam, who lives betWeel
7 Duxbury and Mellette, was kicked 3
a horse a few days ago. The Kick re
suited in three or four ribs elm
broken in and torn loose from tn
back bone; also his spine was injured
J The base ball game, which wa
: played at. Redield last Friday an
saturday between the Warner ga
team and the Redfeld College min
resultedsin a victory for the Coles
. nine. The score stood two to six, NJ
: so very bad when you find out tlli
a the Warner boys did not have
= chance to get together and practl'
at all before playing the game. mo
- going down from here besides u
= ]n,ayers were MIS-. FL. Z. Marlett, NJ
d BESSIE Kutzler, Miss Alma Rob
~ Miss Foster, and also Mr.. Geo. Smi'
who went as umpire.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-04-17
IMPORTANT MEETING OF EDucA

IMPORTANT MEETING OF EDUCA-
TORS AT BOSTON. /
Greatest Meeting Ever Held by the
National Educational Association,
Will Convene at Boston in July.
Special Railroad Arrangements.
The Chicago & North-We stern Rail
announce special low rates from
all points west, to Boston and return
on account of the AID Annual meeting
of the National Educational Associa.
ton in that city, July 6 to 10, which
promises to be one of the most noted
educational conventions ever held.
This is the second time the asso.
citation has met in this great educa-
tional. center, the former meeting being
in 1872. President Charles w. Elliot
Of Harvard, president of the Associa'
ton, has rallied all the leaders in
Boston and vicinity to his aid and is
devoting himself enthusiastically to
%perfecting the arrangements for the
meeting and for a program that will
be of unusual interest. The general
sessions will be held in the Mechanics
Fair Hall, which is the largest audi
torium in which the N. q. A. has ever
met. The eighteen departments will
meetin the forenoon, leaving the after.
moons free for banquets, receptions
sightseeing and visiting nearby points
Of interest. General sessions will be
held in the evening only. The week
following the meeting will be devoted
to excursions, of which there will be
a great number and of great variety
to the principal resorts along the At
lantic Coast and into the White Noun
tains.
Round trip tickets via The North
western Line will provide liberal time
limits for teachers and their friends
and an unusually large attendance is
anticipated from the western ane
northwestern states.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-04-17
COLUMBIA.

r. L. Wood Of the City Drug store
is the representative Of the Demo
GRAFT in Columbia and will take sub
scriptions and attend to advertising
matters for the paper.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-04-17

vs. #ITES l.
matters for the paper.
{ Herman Krege proved uplast week;
Fine line OF Stationary at the drug
store.
Freeman Geer is working for A. g..
Geo Chase visited Aberdeen last
Monday.
E. S. Jenne is sick with threatened
pneumonia.
Harry Hoover is helping |. Huns
berger farm.
The sKnights of the Road" are be-
ginning to come.
All kinds of baseball supplies at the.
City Drug Store.
The township hail will be treated
to a new coat Of paint.
John Everson will build afne house
on his farm this season.
Lots Of bone dry kindling wood at
the Lumber Yard cheap.
Oyeracker Bros. closed their feed
mill for the season this week.
Emmett Cole Of Pierre is visiting
old friends and relatives here.
Several Aberdeen people are enjoy
ling good hunting at Sand Lake.
Our citizens are cleaning up their
yards and improving generally.
Howard Rumery is doing a little
improving with paint and paper.
e. II. Osborne and Geo. John drove
up to Sand Lake Tuesday evening.
Mrs. S. Il. Morgan, of Mitchell, il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. 3
Ames.
r. A. Skinner will soon move int
town. Hehas rented Mrs. Crowley
house. Il:
# "A. G. Clark has rented Gust Wahl'
store building for his implemen'
business. "
Art Hastings came up from Aber
deen Monday and returned Tuesda.
afternoon.
%. ii. Osborne and r. Z. Woodhav
! moved into the front rooms over tn
drug store.
; DIR. Markin is up with the time
+ with a good horse and a new rubber
1 tired buggy.
The Easter exercises at the NJ. ]
e church last Sunday afternoon we
e enjoyed by all.
: Tom Norton came down fro
! Houghton to deliver q horse to :
= Aberdeen man.
Tory Gilbertson and Jamie Turn
went down to Aberdeen last week
see "The Telephone Girl"
6. a. Perkins has fixed up his p,
= ture fence near H~ouxhton and "
take in stock this summer.
y. Frank Gaskin, Efas .Gaskln, N
y b. f. Markin, r. u. Wood and A.
kClark visited Aberdeen last Frid,
IN y. B. Horscly Is having cOnsld
able trouble with his eyes ard
unable to do farm work this spril
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-04-17
3. F. MARKIN
PHYSICIAN 6 SURGEON.
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,tonce at residence,
So. Oak
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

GI4fFtt - -H.g 49, s.lEE Era+'., $50 q =a
List Of Real Estate Transfers for
week ending April 4th. A. D. 1903.
as compiled by the Coe & Howard
Abstract Company of Aberdeen.
South Dakota.
Louise E. Light to Edward G.
Drum, nw4 10. 81 se3 127. ga. 81 90
Ida May Sheldon to .Jelderk
Ppppen, ct al sW4 3-l26-60... 272O Ot
q. ri Sheldon. to Jeiderk P.
Poppen etal, se93-i26-6O... 272OW
Western Farm Lot Co. to
al ElizieJ. Simpson, lot Is, blk.
3HeGla....... ........... DUN
Mary e. Burnham ct al to M.
r. Bowler, lot 8, blk 10, Gro !
tOn,.... ..... ~ y
George q. Rossman to Henry
STANCE, nW4 4-121-6l....... 1000 o
III Lewis Browne to GuyB. Ell
wood, ne4 24-126-64,. ....... 10
EGeo. G. Thomas tot. B. Erwin
ne fractional of 3~-12S-65... 1900 0
Gust Nelson to D. j. Gronso
nw1 1l-156-65... ..... 1855. 55O y
Emil Rosenthal to Samuel
Sampson, SET 1~3-l27-60 $50. 1900 .
DelbertA. HoagtoS.A. Hoag,
lots 10. IL, s. IL, blk 81
Thomas adsto Aberdeen. L
Mtyra r.. Williams to. S. A.
Hoag, lots 10, II, and II, DIX
a31 Thomas ad to Aberdeen. II
Josephene E. Horsford toS. A.
Hoag, lots 10, IL and IL, blk.
81, Thomasad to Aberdeen. ~
Daniel e. Hoag to S. A. Hoag
lots IL andl2, blk3l, Thomas
ad. to Aberdeen. ~
S. "A. Hoag ct al to Harriett
S. Mcpherson, lots 10. IL,
andsl2 blk. 81 Thomas ad to
J ADerQeen...... ......s.. 0UV
Minnie w. Morgan to Robert
u. Gernon; lot 49,, blk IL
n, ,WestpOrt. ..... %
: kRobert =. Gernon to 3. B.
Friel,lot 10, blkn Westport, 600
HenirryA. McAllisterto Frank
a lin II. Grant, All of sec. 81
1884. 10000
Frank i. Carter to Albert
Kujala,. lot 5, Sec. 4-l26-6l, 1000
: Lilian "A. Noble to Althea a.
Day lot2, blk ~ 2nd. ad to
Aberdeen 2OVyO
IS Alma Smith to Edward ].
r TIies, nw4 l1sese3 3-l24-63, 43OO
Ferdinand G. Benjamin to Ro-
!, bertaL. Gernon, lot II, blk
III, Westport,, ......... 8
N. w. Stehly to Henry Nolte,
sw4 22-l27-60, y. 236e
NJ. ". Parker to ". N. Lord,
Minneapolis Trust Co. to Paul
er Otto, lots l-2r-3-4-5 and 6,
blk4 and lots I ands8, blk
ClaremOnt,. 1865. q
Lewis Browne to Daniel
Damn, nWi 2l-l26-83, ZIG
Daniel Meyer to.JosephG Grace
VI mel 23-l24-82,,. 60
Foster R. Clement to Elijah
rs.1 M. Toplif, lot blk 10,
Aberdeen .
sysd1 Elijah N. Toplif to Alonzo =.
Ward lot blk 10. Aber
pIs n.ssSs: /. \ ::s. ~ s:....;A
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-04-17

Ad. to Aberdeen and all Of
lot 3, blk Al End. ad to Aber-
deem, Observation-Disclosures. 1900 90
Charles Benson to A. l.. Wick
ers, lots ID and IA, blk II,
Claremont, .............. $50 90.
Frank P. Brook to Georgia L.
Ballew, St lot u, blk 4S End
ad to Aberdeens........... / 90
Jane L. Adams ct al to AL
fred Abraham, An und. ! lin
and to nj and sw4 -, and an
und. ] int. in set 81, and an
und. / int. in sw4 2~9-125-6O,
aud an und / int. in nw4 s.
124-60. $500 90.
Joen j. Skahen toJohn Cavan-
augh, w! sW3 .7-123-62,. 5 90.
John Wade to Melchior S.
Stoner, i sec. l9-l23-655.... 1880 90.
John Wade to Charles S. Bar
ton. w4sec. 2o-l23-65, 3. 1850 90
M. S. Stoner to Charles S. Bar
ton, WI sec. 2~O-l23-65. 90.
c. S. Barton to Melchior 5.
Stoner, e9 l~9-123-65.. ... ! 90
SHeber w. Eaton to George
SJruthotf, nw4sw4 andse4 $
1880. i 90
IRA o. Curtiss to Geo. Struth-
off, ne4 27-l27-6l,. ......... $3.50 90
i .fp N-..E4..-. >, NJ -e .--a. ~ T. GaSa
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-04-17

The Nonpareil Man in the Mime,
4polis journal gets OFF the following:
Wheils the president reached Aberdeen
At Was almost ton dark to he seen,
But they brought out a girl
Who was simply a Pearl,
And they saw by the lightof here'cn.