The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-07-15
"A
CITY AND COUNTRY.
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

1890. 40
Poultry, live .O63
Hogs, live. 4.OU
Potatoes so
Sheriff Cole returned Wednesday
from the east, having been absent
over a week.
Wilfred Holland, Of the branch
office Of Edwards Wood s. Co. at Up
switch was over for a days stop in town
this week.
r. L. Stoves after a lpug visit with
old friends and relatives away down
in York state has got back to The
and the milk wagon.
Chas. Greed Of Plana took the train
for Minneapolis Thursday evening,
from which place he will go to st.
Louis to see the big exposition.
John Glau, who sometime ago pur-
chasedthe Hutton store and stock
has recently moved tito Groton where
he consolidated it with another stock
and now hasa first class store ready
for business in that good town.
Norbeck & Nicholson are putting
doiYn, the six inch well for the city
down near South Main street, back
OF the Searie residence. The city
bought a fifty foot lothereond locates
the well on the rear of it, SO the front
may be sold for residence purposes.
Atine shower lasting over an hour
on Wednesday evening came just in.
time toreviye the wheat and inter
cepta good many dollars in change
that would otherwise have found
their way to the Ringling ticket
wagon, thus working a double benefit
Chas. Larkin has just completed a
five room house on North Lincoln.
He has done all the work himself,
having been at it just SO days. He
will put in about a month at Tacoma
Park where lie will.build amodel sum-
mer cottage, something that will be
an architectural credit to the Park.
It will be 14x26 feet, two floors.
The remains Of Gertie Lee, the if-
teen year old daughter of Thos. Lee,
who died at the hospital in Aberdeen
this week, were brought to Columbia
on Thursday, and buried in the FAM
lily lot ia the Catholic cemetery there.
1t is said that Will, another member
of the family is SO low that little hope
of his recovery is entertained. Ty-
phoid fever is the ailment.
The sudden death Of Charles Fisher
at noon last Saturday, in his office,
wasSan intense shock to the people of
the city and especially to his intimate
business associates who have 81 ggreat-
ly esteemed him during many years Of
residence in Aberdeen. MI. Fisher
was born over forty-four years ago at
Greencastle, Indiana, to which place
his remains were taken for burial.
He was once postmaster of Aberdeen
in the early eighties.
Will McNeary of Ordway, accom-
panied by his wife, came down on the
Northwestern train Monday morning
for medical treatment of his foot. He
stepped onto a nail last Friday, and
by Saturday night the pain had be.
come almost unbearable, and grave
fears of lockjaW were entertained. DR.
Rock has been called and gave al
relief possible. "A few days under
treatment has much improved the
condition OF the foot and it is hoped
serious danger has been averted.
Some light fingered crooks have
infested the town during the week,
George Barry, of PORTAGE had his
purse taken from his pocket while he
was lodging at theaCemmercial house
Sunday night, and Halsey Tooker o
Oneota IN the afternoon Of circus day
had his pocket picked Of S27O. The
crook who is supposed to have touched
Mr.. Tooker was taken into custody
and money supposed to have been hi
found on his person He is held
awaiting action Of thedistrict attor
ney:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Howard TayIor left