The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-06-17

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sewing done at 2lO First Ave. east.
jy22 MISS ANNIE NELSON.
Texas peaches are on the market,
Gamble-Robinson Co. having shipped
in a carload.
John G. Simmons and family OF
Frederick have gone east for a trip
lasting several months.
o. B. Willard, old time machine
dealer at Columbia, now of Chicago,
was in the city between trains one
day this week.
Dan Meyer came up from Iowa
Sunday morning, bringing with him
a party of land seekers. He is now
located at Des MoineS.
Alex George, son of Alexander J.
George OF the U. S. land office came
up this week from Winona to spend
MS summer vacation with his father.
Art Smalley, of Columbia, was in the
city city this week looking and feel
ing we'll after having recently passed
the ordeal Of a second operation tor
appendicitis.
John Glau, formerly merchant at
Columbia has bonght out store build
ing and stock OF merchandise of
Smith Brothers Of Putney and will
conduct theSbuSiness.
Henry Hoffman, proprietor Of The
New STORE at l07 First avenue east
has REAL BARGAINS for all who want
to save money. All goods new and
up-to-date. Store open every night.
r. Z. Stoves is going to let some
one else milk the COWS and drive the
wagon while he goes to rest and visit
for a month in his old home neighbour
hood at Syracuse New York. He went
Thursday evening.
Miss lisa Botten, has joined her
mother in Aberdeen where she viii
make her home for the present. She
taught school IN Wisconsin during
fthe tast-year andf,a enrolled imr the
summer school now in session.
Mrs. Emily Cranmer OF Auburn, Ne.
braska, mother Of S. 1T. Cranmer, is
visiting with her son and his family
Tor the summer, having arrived at
midnight on the North Western. She
is 80 years old but Travelled alone.
A. w. Adams returned Saturday
last from the general assembly Of
the Presbyterian church at Buffalo to
which he went al a delegate. He also
visited fora whiie at mis- old home in
Onida county after an absence OF 80
years.
John Kreuger bid of the old court
house Saturday paying $500 for it, er-
elusive OF foundation and vault doors.
He will construct a building on
Main street just nort1rof the Milwan.
kee track, opposite the J.. I. Case
warehouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hastey and Mrs. "a. 7.
Green accompanied Rev. John Nelson
last Sunday to Lincoln township
where the latter organized a Sunday
school, after which they visited the
Thorsen school where Sunday school
was in session.
Doane Robinson has returned from
a trip to the reservations where he
has been gathering historic lore a.
mong the aged braves who have had
their memories put under pressure to
recall the dim past for the benefit Of
our historian.
A little band Of Indians have been
camped near the city for about a
week. They were under the leader
ship OF BLACK Dog, a war SCARED
old Indian with a history. They are
on their way from Sisseton to Crow
Greek, where they live.
Thomas Lee Of Groton and his son
Will. were bronght over from Groton
Saturday to the county hospital. MI.
Lee is in very serious condition with
inflamatory rheumatism, and win is
suffering from a serious attack OF .ty-
phoid fever. The latter had but re-
Gently returned from Alberta, Can
ada.
2. g. Gallett returned Monday
from the United Commercial Trave!-
ers meeting at Winnipeg. He reports
That they had q fine time altho it
lrained most Of the time, and that
This Canadian city, now claiming
so,ooo population, is growing wonder
fully, blocks eleven stories high being
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