The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-02-06

Drlne 70 The hall being engage,
Tor Thursday Of this week. tho 's Gat
QUO social was postponed to wednna
day of next week. "eohes
Watkins Pabula Stock Food is ~,
pest and cheapest. 1t has siytoo,
medicinal ingredients. Gu,rantoa'
aud sold on trial by r.. n N.Y.
s2.5ofor 25b pals. "oen
Or. McNutt is busy in Pierre, look
ing aiter the medical examiners ~
board CT health bills which ~. sais
10 nave been drafted by him and Dr.
hawkins of Sioux Falls. The hoard
OF medical examiners is to consist =,
seven members, four regular school
Two homeopaths and one electic A
license of $500 must be paid bv the
.ltenerant physician. Osteopaths are
excepted from the provisions NJ the
bill. o"e
M return engagement of the Lon
gale company to play three nights
Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday Of
next week, will be hailed with Meas.
urable anticipations by the playeoers
OF the city and vicinity. The openino
Dill, Struck Cas-" is a great comedy
never before seen in Aberdeen. One
lady will be admitted free with eyery
paid reserve ticket. Seats will be on
sale Saturday at the box office and can
be obtained by telephone, No. 21s-2.
D. B. Wards ~artesian we'll which
>. 5. Gilborne is drilling for him
makes the third private ~artesian we'll
IN this block. the other two being the
sherman house we'll and that of the
Aberdeen Steam Laundry. The pro-
prletor OF the Ward Hotel also has an
artesian we'll and Landlord Aldrich Of
che wisconsin is figuring on putting
one in. The foul condition of the
furnished by the city wells has
made 1T necessary that these private
wells be put in to insure a supply of
water for the large institutions
which they furnish.
Sheriff Cole, who went to Hot
springs, Arkansas, the early part of
week to help care for w. Fl,
Granger, was expected home last
but failed tocome, owing likely
% the blockade caused by the recent
blizzard to the south of us. Two of
lis children are suffering from an
.ttack OF pneumonia aud he had been
lotlied by telegram. Mr.. Granger is
icing taken to Chicago by a brother
Who came from Michigan to take
of him.
Several copies Of a petition to refer
ndum ordinance number 2o3, we're
ut into circulation Thursday and
numerous signatures are being OBJ
aimed. Five per cent of the voters
+ the City, about thirty, can refer an
rdlnance to the people. but the gen
lemen who have the petition in
barge say they will 60 ahead and Sc
ure a majority of the voters of the
lty. Ordinance 2O3 was passed at
ne last meeting of the council and
rants the electric lighting franchise
the Aberdeen Gas Company ford
twenty-five years. The question willy
)me to a vote at the regular city +
lection.
Fred Hayden Carruth, who is the
lccessor of Charles Dudley Warner
J conductor Of s"The Editors
'rawer," the humorous department
I Harper's Monthly, has sent to the
outh Dakota Historical society the
)mplete files of the Estelline Bell,
he little weekly country paper
hich lie published in Hamlin county !
l8s4-5-6 and through which he
'ade his reputation as a humorist.
II. Carruth now resides at Pocantico !
ills near New York, where he re- {
;ntly vas called to mourn the death
his only daughter.-Union County
d
1t has been nearly six years since t
1akespeare's grand historical play
Richard Ill" waspresented through
it this country. Mr.. Walker White !,
de will give a sumptuous revival of !
here at the GOttschalk on Friday y
sbruary 18th. 1t is probably one :.
the most stirring and picturesque =
all Shakespearean plays and affords =
nple opportunity for magnificent
and costumes and spectacular
splay of scenery. Much of Mr..
hiteside's earlier success was won in
5 enactment of this great character
ID he only dropped it from his re-
because it drew too heavily h
on his physical strength at that b
ne. However, he returns to the tN
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