The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-04-29
New Advertisements.

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Vroman, Good Things t o Eat
New Goods, Savings Bank Store.
Mrs, Nordahl Hollien and children
have gene to Hecla to visit for a time
with her aunt, Mrs. Andrew Afseth.
Giesen s. Tolvstad finished a well
for f. j. Feller last Friday and COM
menced one for L. l.. Bates Monday
Verdon Times.
j. Fl. Pond went south on the North
Western Monday morning to look
after land matters at Redtield and
down the road.
Otto w. Rehfeld will take charge
of the meat market and grocery store
in the new building On North Main
street for U. Bosley.
The military ball of Company Il,
which came off last Friday was Il
socia! success but financially, owing in
part TO the bad weather, the enter
prise was not a success.
The Boys Brigade are pretty good
hustlcrs and when they project a ben
eticiary affair they generally make 1t
pay. Their supper at the vacant store
on Main street brought in $26.
Work OF laying brick at the new
Voedisch store has commenced and
the building will be completed in
short order. Brick is being piled up
fos b. G. Lamont's new stores also.
G. M. Giddings is gone again to the
Pacific coast prospecting, and it is
hoped he will not find that country so
charming as on his last trip, SO that
he will come home thinking Brown
county is good enough for him yet.
r r. e e. tJebhb5 dealer. ii cream butter
and eggs, has bought a building OF
o.. Bosley and is moving it onto North
Main street to stand between the
Occidental and The new Bosley build
ing. tobe occupied by him in carrying
on his business.
Capt. j. Ii. Hauser received a letter
from Senator Kitridge on Tuesday
stating that the special bill, allowing
Tlos. Fl, Deyine of the First ward an
increase uf pension from - to "a dol
lars per month, had passed and been
signed by the President.
Rev. Jehn Nelson, Union Sunday
school missionary, is laboring in east
ern Sphinx this week where he has
been woThip the Two proceeding
weeks. He has organized several
schools down in that country, and
fills several engagements there this
week.
Invitation has been received to at
tend an entertainments given by Fem
imore Council, No 249, United Com
mercial Travellers, at Mitchell Opera
House, Saturday evening April 81. IT.
is not likely the boys will let any of
their guests escape having an elegant
time.
Mrs. William Werth, Of Ronden
township, and her baby are suffering
from what the health authorities pro-
nounce small pox. The desease was
brought by a nan who worked a short
time for Mr.. Werth, who recently
came to the state. The place is quar-
antined.
G. X, Flaw, state deputy Of the
Maccabees in South Dakota, is to
have his field OF activity greatly en-
larged after July 1st. He will take
charge OF the work of organizing
tents in North Dakota and eastern
Montana. His headquarters will re-
main at Aberdeen.
The Becker House is being repaired
and fitted up for Martin Kuellnle who
will occupy the entire house with his
cigar manufacturing business. He
says If people will keep up the big de-
mand for his ten centers, the best
made in the northwest, he has got to-
get in shape to supply them.
A steel curtain was put into the
Gottschalk, to be in place ready for
operation before the Daniel Sully
opening tonight. This makes the
house as safe as the most timid could
desire. It is the only one west OF
Chicago, and IL will be let down at
every performance that people may
be assured thatlt Is III working order.
g. 3. zerbess alderman In the Third
ward has resigned and a special cleo
f;nn hoe bonrY raJ1nd ~ fJ1tT,o ronoro,1