The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-02-05
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

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Tronsgard a boy, Feb End.
Company L. S. D. N, G. will assem-
bile at-the armory for inspection next
Tuesday highs
Paul Pond, salesman nChamplalnS
hardware stoIe, takes a three weeks
vacation at Marshall county, Mlchigah
leaving Thursday.
S Ii. Cranmer has secured more
buildings in Minneapolis which he
will bring here and add to his well
seasoned lumber pile.
Martin Kuehnle returned 'Weones-
day night from his eastern trip ana
renorts business dull and the weather
fearful down in that country.
4 combination sale OF DlOoded STOCK
takes place this week at Mitchell
Brown county men who attend the
sale are Issac Lincoln, John Hal! ana
L. w. Storegaard, who represents the
Dakota Farmer.
Manager Eottschalk is getting ready
for his annual masquerade ball to
to take place the 18th of March. 1t
will be a double header with two Or
chestras and two dance floors, ball
room and stage.
w H.. Davenport, Of Brainard was
in town Wednesday and made a deal
for 60 acres more land to add to his
already extensive farm. This land is
what was once plated for q toWnslte
and named Pretoria
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wade have been
lodging some Of our zero weather by
%soiourning on the Pacific coast SIX
weeks. They have Just returned.
Mr.. Wade's parents live at Nor, h
Yakima, Washington.
A dance is being arranged to a k
place next Tuesday at the Aberdeen
hotel, Becker's orchestra Will fur
nish the music. The floor committee
is GUY Taylor and II. j. Foster. The
tickets will be 81 and the dance Is te
begin at $3.50
The sun shone clear all day Febru
.arv End. ready to enable the grounc
hog to cast a clean cut shadow at any
time he saw fit to appear, but there
is time enough for an early sprlns
after the regulation six weeks sleep i
ended: Let HIM sleep.
Frank Brokaw, of Clarelnont, was
passenger up on the Great Northern
Saturday last. HesaysG Geo. w. Kruu
who has been lying sick a month Q
scat Ballard, a suburb o~fsSeattle, ha
been critically i'll with typhoid-pnen
monia but is now practically recos
cred.
M. d. Widdis: Goats are thirt
cents and corn is forty cents. w
have had to pay that for some but
can ship corn in for less. These price
are the highest we have ever had t
pay. Speltz and barley are cheape
We are raging fifty cents per hui
dred''
Fred B. Smith is at Hecla putin
in a lodge. He states ne will hay
the organization completed by kebrl
ar. lst, 1t is his intention to tho
oughly organize the northern part
the state and have a Guardian lods
in every town of any size in that Sc
tion.-The Guardian
The class rings of the class Of 9
Aberdeen High School are to be Ses
at the store of y. G.. Gallett, man
facturer and dealer in jeWelr
There are twelve Of them, solid go
and of a most beautiful design. I'll
school monogram a. FL. S. is hand e
grayed on the signet, and on the
side isengrayed, Glass 1904.
| The regular meeting of the Soci
Science Club for Monday night W
postponed because Of the severe vii
storm until next Monday eyenin
-. n. CTdIlIlcT VIII lSdu a paper
Trusts and Monopoly and Judge Nj
ran will lead tha discussion. NJ
Cranmer is capable of handling II
subject In an interesting manner
Rev. John Nelson, union Sund
school missionary, returned hor
Wednesday after an absence oftwe
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ty days in Sphinx comfy, holdij
special meetings in school houses a
private residences, and working up
large membership in the Home {
partment of the American Snnd
School Union, having secured ]
members SO far this season.
John McElevy, ar old settler In \
Pherson countd and Tor years q r
ident in:the neighborhood Of Fred
lex, was found dead about noon ST