The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-05-06
f. NJ. Morse went to Sioux City
this week to remain severol weeks.

vas fully Installed as tine keeper this
week. 1t has to be wound up once a
week.
Rev. John Nelson, onion Sunday
school missionary, came home Tues
day evening from Sphinx county,
where he organized two schools, max
ing a total Of six schools organized SO
far this season..
Henry Hoffman, a former business
man Of Madison. s. d., has rented the
store room in the Mead Block recently
occupied by the Spot Cash concern.
He is opening up astock Of dry goods,
shoes, notions. millinery and ladies
furnishing goods.
Charley Warren, for years the in
dispensidle cook at Tacoma Park,
came to town this week from his
claim near Minot, N. ID He will en-
gage at the New Aberdeen, and the
guests of that hostelry will appreciate
Charles culinary skill.
On Tuesday afternoon the stable Of
Ludwig Faeth on State street was
burned and with it three good horses.
The owner of the horses is a teamster
and she loss is a heavy one to him.
The fire is supposed to have been
caused by children playing about the
place
John G. Simmons Of Frederick
stopped over Thursday iu the city on
his return from the state convention
al Sioux Fall. He left on completion
of the temporary organization, thus
getting back a day earlier. He re-
ports the convention city too full for
comfort.
County Superintendent Eddy has
received word from State Super
intendent Nash that asmajorityo Of the
county superintendent Of the state
favor May 20 and 81, as the dates
upon which to hold the eighth grade
examination, and &C cordingly he has
fixed those dates which are, on Friday
and Saturday.
OF the eleven persons who wrote al
the last regular examination for first
grade teacher certificates, five passed
They were as follows: Eleanor Austir
and Frederick w. Lindenau, who are
employed in the city schools; Alice Z
Reagan who teaches in Claremon1
township; Chas. If. Creed, Of the
Warner village school, and E. r.
Ketchum of Frederick.
The Socialists of this city have Sc
cured John w. Brown: a speaker o1
national reputation to speak here
May 6, regarding the rebellion III
in Colorado and matters Of interest
to uniou men, II he scores the ad.
ministration of the state of Colorado
as hard as the Daily Appeal Of Non,
day@did Roosevelt and congress, liz
will certainly do some talking.
Black dirt is a thing that is at {
premium in the city of Aberdeen. Al
immense amount Of filling must b.
done with soil upon which lawn gras
will grow. A large quantity is needed
on the court house square and arount
other public buildings. The Mil
waukee road is hauling in black sol
by the carload from out Of town t,
fill in for the little park to be mad,
at the depot.
August Zastfow; who is In attend
ance at the treshefs' convention a
Wichita, Kansas, reports that TIL
derrick pitcher and feeder idea wa
something of a sensation among til
threshers. Unfortunately the sampl
shipped from the factory here di,
not arrive in time for the convention
still he sent up a bunch of orders
1.-THE new factory is about enclose,
and the company is getting ready t
ATTEND to their orders.
The Northern South Dakota Edu
iOnOiOudl aooOSfdUlOu ACCGS dU IcuucIt
Friday and Saturday of this week
Prof. Willis 3. johnson of the North
ern Normal is president of the as
ISOLATION. On Friday County Super
intendent Eddy will read a paper o.
Accuracy, What Branches should b
Taught in Elementary Schools? vii
be the subject Of a paper by Super
intendent Cochrane of the city schools
On Friday evening, A Plea for tn
Boy. is the subject of an address b
Prof, H~artranft Of the Normal. On
Of the papers read on Saturday will
Child Study by Miss Florence Pond /
the Northern Normal.
On8next Monday evening the soci;
Science Club will hold the last NEE
ing Of the season. The paper for th
occasion will be prepared by Senate