The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-05-13
. CITY AND COUNTRY.
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Isaac Ritter of Riverside tow nship a
vas in the city on business Tuesday. I
S. FL. Cranmer has begun the cree
tion Of another residence on Kline
street. "A by 80.
Attention is called to a bargain in
farm property advertised in this issue
by Barrett s. Son.
r. o. Erickson, attorney, has been
absent this week on legal business at
Gilmore MINES ta.
Frank Gaskin Of Columbia took the
east bound train Wednesday morning
to be absent a week or more.
$50 hu. of good. clean flax seed for
sale. keenan, & Kelley,
Aberdeen. S. d.
Father Dahlmanns will be at West
port Saturday, May IA; Frederick,
Friday, May 20; Columbia, Tuesday,
May "a: Hecla, Wednesday, May 25.
Two more new honses are under
construction Oh the Golden Rule
residence block. Martin Schamber
and e. w. StebDins are each building
cottages 26 by rs.
Friends of Frank Brooberg through
out the county Will be glad to learn
that he is recovering in good shape
|. from a recent operation for apendi-
!. citis at Minneapolis.
d. E. Crowley, of the Crescent Phar-
I macy, has got his household goods
: down from Mound City and Is now
: comfortably housed with his family
: in one of tho Foster cottages on Lin.
: coin street.
; The new plate glass front is in place
! at the Crescent Pharmacy. The new
3 floor is being laid and when the new
3 steel ceiling, which comes next is in
8 place. then there will be a swell drug
Z store on that corner.
The proceedings of the grandlodge
A. ~. W., at BrookiEgs vent OF
very smoothly, John d. LAWN beipt
+ reelected without opposition, ane
. Chas. f. Baldwin again securing Tilt
. publishing of the official organ,
+ Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Camburn, Q
+ 'Putney are going to spendthe summe
. in Michigan. They goin time TO Sc
z orchards blossom and will stay t
I pick the ripened fruit. They visit a
: Dowagiac. Jackson and other points
4 I Editor Keene went to Huron thi
Z Friday morning where he will be MAJ
= ried Saturday at eight o'clock t
< Ruth Thomas, daughter Of Col. an
z Mrs Thomas Then with his brid
4 he will join the editorial excursion
I to ST. Louis, being absent a week.
z A. w. Adams goes as commissions
. from the Aberdeen presbytery to tn
. general assembly OF the Presbyterian
= church to open on the 10th inst. a
Buffalo. N. Y, and continue In ses
sion about ten days. MI. Adams goe'
A. Tuesday morning over the Milwaukee
Another incendiary fire occurred
Friday night at about eleven o'clocl
r. iu the shop just west of the K. Q. Lei
5, building on Third avenue west. Tht
III side door had been broken open ant
is the fire set in a partition. The flames
were coming through the roof before
the water was thrown on. The dam
age was not very serious.
Potatoes can be sold now, If enough
to load a Cal can be picked up In {
locality for 81 per bnshel, to be shipped
IN to Iowa where they sell readily a
y S1.35 per bushel for seed. There is
re growing demand IN states south of u
vs. for Dakota potatoes for seed, and pc
y tatoes are likely most every year to b
d a very profitable crop.
Groton Independent: N. O. P
lSynoground has observed several arbol
4 days this year, finishing up Monday
Y evening. And here is what he put
out: 275 plnm trees, 100 Louicencat
: hedge trees, 100 sand cherry trees, &c
: bull pines, "a apple trees, 4 Kentucky
vCoffee trees, 2 soft naples, 8 birch, 5
currant bushes. A mountain ash.
7 Chas. Eygabroad sold thiss week,
three quarter sections, nj in Column
bia township. the Snyder quarter on
sec. 5, and the others in Clarmont
/ township being The quarters owned by
Charley Badger and wife, years ago,
back in the eighties. The purchaser
lis Adam Scott of HaWarden, the
IS cattle man. The price paid Was $1,000
per quarter.
!. B. g. Lamont has his four rev
. store rooms under contract to be
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