The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-11
; CITY AND COUNTRY.
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Flax 49,. 49,. 81
Oats. ~ ,.32
Bran. 49, 90
Shorts .......... ......... 400
BuIJer. 10
Eggs. ........ ~
Poultry, live. 10
logs, lou
Potatoes. ...... /. .5O
w. f. Mason is figuring on a new
residence to be erected this season.
The probable cost is put at $4,000.
The First. National bank is planning
to put in a handsome new front
and remodeiing the building
generally.
Mrs. Malsam of Hillsview under
went an operation at st. Luke's
Thursday morning, DIR. Rock has the
! case in his care.
Roy Bacon was sufficiently recover
ed from the attack Of erysipelas to be
removed to his home at Hutton on
the train Tuesday morning. He had
to- travel On a cot.
The handsome altar for St: Mary's
iGerman Catholic church was received
and put in place Thursday afternoon.
Father Dahlman is getting his church
arranged very conveniently.
George Fl. Getman, on Sunday last
received word Of the death OF, his
father at Owosso, Michigan and went
on the Sunday evening train on the
Milwaukee to attend the funeral.
Jesse Shaffer is now down with an
attack of typhoid fever. Two OF the
children have about recovered from
the same affection and Roy, oneof the
boys, is threatened also with the fever
A nice batch Of local items from the
Democrats esteemedG lem correspond
ent comes too late for this week
County correspondence should be In
by Thursday, but would prefer to
have it Wednesday.
Geo. w, Krum, the Garemont land
man has returned from the Pacific
coast where he spent the winter, un-
fortunately a large part of it ON a sick
bed. He stopped over Sunday in Aber-
deen homeward bound.
The BURGLARS were hard on the
butcher shops Wednesday night. Both
EDcAingtons and Stoweli & Yoeman's
shops were entered from the re3r.doers
In the former the cash register was
wrecked and 81 so taken; IN Stoweli
a. Yoeman's several dollars were sc
cured. sa.3
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram B. McGregor OF
Columbia came in Wednesday night
on the Northwestern, returning from
an extended visit in Michigan and
Canada. Hiram says the winter wheat
iscoming out in very bad condition.
he is more than ever impressed with
the fact that Dakota is the place to
farm in.
Mrs. N. Schermerhorn is practically
recovered from a most serious attack
OF erysipelas; having been confined tc
her bed for three weeks. She will re,
cover Without a scar. 1t Is said the
case has been handled with extraordi.
nary skill by DR.. Rock, as the condi,
tion of the patient was for days in ar
EXTREMITY critical one.
Charley Helmka, Of Columbia, wal
inttown on Wednesday, the first tim.
he has called since his return from
Michigan. Charley must have had
good time. His first stop was at Man
istique where a brother lives. Her
he saw the process Of turning out phi
iron, whichh has dropped in price with
In a year from s26 to SIC. His mex
visit was to INLAY City. his old home
On his way home he stopped a fe,
days in Illinois. He has filled TIL
ice house and consented t otake charg
ofJhe Park pastures again during til
next summe meeting.
Operations are under brisk head
way to get ready for laying brick o
the new storerooms to be erected b
BIC. Lamont at the corner of Mai
street and Third avenue. The ofic
ofSP. T. Burns is being moved back t
the west far enough to make room 70
the first storeroom to be erected
Joining the drugstore and to be use
bYD. e. Crowley & Co. in connectio
with the drug store. The improve
ments contemplated by Mr.. Lamon
will be very Important additi ons t
the business portion Of the city.
Lieutenant Hiram a. Pratt, a wei
known Aberdeen boy, who is engage
in the Bureau OF the Census at Wash
fngton, wrote a letter last week t
tho adtfar n5,r foLoc Tho l:Eo,er =