The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-03-13
PLANA.

"iliidul DAVIDSON ana family were
Aberdeen visitors last week.
BIZ Berlin will not farm this year
as usual but will work out.
80 Jones and family visited at the
nome of I. a. Jones, Sunday.
Bert Williams is now at home.
having finished a semester at the Nor
NAL.
\ John Miller reports the Hub CITY
as swimming in water and gurglinp
with mud.
John Roberts has decided to remain
IN minneapolis for the balance Of the
school year.
Rees Roberts returned last week
from Blue Earth, Mimi. where hehas
been visiting.
owing to illness Miss JUNE Rumery
has been obliged to suspend teaching
for a time.
Frank Jones and family will leave
ABOUT the 10Th. for North Dakota.
ne mas an auction on the 10Th. of this
month.
NJ. q. Jones will ship in seed millet
Q Minneapolis o 0 and is ready To
Take orders. He has some good sam
plies in the store.
our new set Of town officers met
last Saturday aud were formally and
glloiy cusscd into office by former
] town clerk, NJ. E. Jones.
Somebody asked if there were any
more Joneses in this town than those
attending the Putney blowout, We
9 started tocount them, reached thirty.
gave up iii despair, and are constrained
$ 10 point to the stars in the sky or the
columbia items to give any idea OF
the number.
/, Az town meeting the following
: ofilcers were elected: towpclerk, c. H
: Creed; supervisor, William Hollands,
treasurer. M. III. Jones; assessor, IL
( "A. Williams; justice, M. e. Jones. A
q special tax WAS levied to raise 500 fol
township purposes, and a new grader
i, Was bought, the dealof last year never
" having been closed.
Last Saturday Il number of GU:
young men were discussing the cues
tlon OF wages for season work and til,
: talk flew thick and fast around Nor
gans old hot blast. One of the boy
y: thot that thirty dollars per montl
was the coming wage and earnestl
supported his assertion. Just then
ct prominent farmer stepped from be
". hind th%e-counter and offered to SCI
rent. or give away farm, horses, imple
ments, and all, that he might wor
~ out and make money too. We fet
~ that the sarcasm was just. Not tina
t. $50 is TOO high a wage but that farm
ed ers cannot afford to pay. it, beiu
err no better off than they have been IL
Uuc pdSU ICW years.
Kabibonokka (The North Win
an has given the following attributes
ice a kiss; "Of no use to n alone, abs
ial Lutte bliss to two, free to- the SIN;
boy,tl lovers right, the baby's pri,
lige, faith to u young girl, hope to
married woman, to an old maid cha
Us ity." The mandolin has soothed II
oo breast of the savage and inspired t.
following gem, which should
nat read to soft music.
ong No use to II alone,
be- Oh how cratic!
her Kissing a hitching post,
Actions dramatic.
MS Clutching at empty air,
the Longing Respondent,
nix kissing the visions there,
sold That correspondent.
Meath the pale dreamy moon
lool Arm around maiden,
~, Crackles the ether with
airy. Bliss over laden.
ber-
In hammock swinging,
we'd Use the advantage that
lout Cupid is bringing.
~ Pay the small boy with them,
He OF the nickel,
When lie gets there wonthe
here Be III a pickle.
- He's had experience
That scribe has, maybe;
% Lean imagine him
Kissing a baby.
dla Faith, he has pledged it oft,
~ Hope is no variety;
mas He's an old hand at
apps Dispensing charity.
M nd ssHla 500 9f9a seAEN AL