The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-01-29
WsFKiY MARKET REPORT.

IlOSS, llNC.. -
Potatoes. .oo
w. W Camp, Of Mansfield, is TO go
into hotel business at Warner having
bought the Star hotel at that place.
Announcements have been issued
that Miss Mildred Sloan and k. II
Angel Of the Olwin-Angell flrm VII!
be married Febuary 11tl.
ATTORNEY Cur derson left this morn
ngfor Vermillion and will DO business
at Sioux City before returning. he
will be absent for about a week.
THERE'S considerable agitation IN
Groton of the telephone question,
and the business men are seriously
considering the proposition to install
an independent system.
1t is reported that a train OF 2l cars
Of stock vas shipped from Frederick
last Friday to Chicago, five cars being
contributed by Glendale stockman
and the balance by Frederick parties.
Miss Georgia Harper will play Cam
lille at the Gottschalk "Wednesday
evening next February Bird. For so
good an attraction popular prices, Is,
7 IS and so cents, should daaw d big
house.
Sheriff Cole discovered this week
a skillfully made saw in the county
jail at Aberdeen. The saw was
made from a watch spring aud was
scarcely large enough to do much
execution on q the bars OF. the Jail
~!ndews = CT 4Fsmont ITsaahnne \ Y
There will be -FOUR new IRON bridges
built this yeas in Brown county.
Two will nsE over the. Jim, one at
Houghton and ole at Burton's grove.
One will be across the elm to replace
the old Jenne + bridge, and another,
over Mud creek at the spiinlk5. county
line.
Mrs. p. H. Bowler went down to
,Monteyideo ON Monday night to look
oyer a hotel property which Mr.. Bow
Ter had been Investigating for several
y days: They aressabout closingsa deal Land
iii present negotiations go thru, will
soon be in chargeaa1oRe- ofrthes finest
hotels on the line.-Groton Herald.
The question OF capital removal
will become.a live one next Monday
evening a. Warner. It will be made
the subject OF a debate at the school
house. Prof. Ghas. Creed wilIlead the
Mitchell forces, while the Pierre side
of the question will be, led by Hon.
e, G. MGultcn, oil inspector. 1t
would be good thing II this subject
. could. be generally taken up by the
literary clubs Of schools and lyceums.
The boys at the High school have
their hands pretty full Of business
th:s "eek By ss~hsca:rt!cn anon
the pupils $50 was raised to purchase
the necessary lumber to put the fiool
/, in the large basemento of the building
which was intended for a gymnasium
and the boys are doing the work them
selves. Basket ball and other indooI
sports can be arranged for IN this spa
cious room.
Walker Whiteside has come an
gone, winningnew laurels and deligt
ing the play goers of Aberdeen greatly
And the satisfactionshould be mutua
too as Mr.. Whiteside had no cause t.
complain OF the size of the audienc
or the very generous reception accord
ed him. The play was one in whicl
his clever work was done to good &C
vantage. He won many new admirer
so that when he comeS,this way agai
he will be warmly welcomed.
It has been decided that bushes
mems animal banquet this year wi,
be held u: the ISL, or February, an
committees have been appointed VIII
are nov abwork to make it what
has always heretofore been, a mos
CIeuiudDIC OIlllS lOi UIS Slpy. LII
banquet las become one OF the event
of agreeable recollection and pleasan
anticipation. Last year it was al
ranged to come off as the members (
the legisla ure were to arrive OIL the
way home tnat they might be til
guestsof She city, but the death (
Senator Boyian. of WalWorth count
occurring just at that time til
banquet was not held.
About midnight Tuesday night
fire broke out in the Sherman hou
barn. There were fourteen horses
barn but the fire was not discover,
in time to W. any of them. "a b
was sitting in the office sleeping
soundly that he never woke up uni
he waspulled out BY those first reac
ING fhn harm Only soma robes j.,