The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-18
: CITY AND COUNTRY.
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Sheriff Cole will go to Sioux Falls
today to place in the pen Ray Brad
shaw to serve six months for burg
ulary.
Watkins Stock Food, The best on
the market Is ID pals $3.50, sold at
the branch office ia Aberdeen by T.
H. Noen.
Some one on the night OF the tran.
sfer house fire broke into rreigh Car
which had been loaded for shipment,
and took out OF it four bags of gran
ulated sugar, one case Of corned beef
one case of canned gooseberries and
one case Of cove oysters.
Madison X. Taylor OF IiougliLon
and Bertha B. Cole of Aberdeen were
married ON Wednesday the 10th of
March,, Elder G. w. Smith Of
Aberdeen performing the ccrmony.
The contracting parties have many
friends thruout the county who are
congratulating them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Cole came up
from Pierre on Friday night, to visit
for a while with friends in different
parts of the county. BY special act
Of congress, recently passed and APP
proved, Emmett has been granted an
increase of pension from $50 to $50
per month.
VIM. O'Neill went to Aberdeen
Monday. where he is engaged in Of
strucJing yacht 70: the, supremacy
of Big Stone lake. Those authorizing
the construction of the yacht are
Aberdeen parties. and Mr.. O'Neili's
talent as a designer will no doubt
give them a top notcher.--Selby Rec
ord.
At the sale of school lands today
Fred Haker bought l20 acres on sect
ion l6, l22-6i, at the appraised value
ct $35 per acre On the same section
VIM. STANCE bought two ~fnrties, pay
ing $35 per acre for one and s37 per
acre for the other. Land values are
not going off any, that is sure.
The. first white child born in Frank
Ign township was Catliarin Nj. Gala
CHAN, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. o.
Gallaghan, who still 1.-Two in Frallklyn
township and who have as big and as
bright d family OF boys and girls as
a be found anywhere in this State
Miss Catharin is n Of Brown coun
TVS charming school nla'ums and q
typical Brown county girl.
John gilbert and john Lathrop
shipned out a car'0ad Of macaroni
wheat last week to North Dakota.
They got 70 cents on the car for it
here. This wheat yielded about Ii
bushels to the acre, fu y ten bushels
more per acre than the other varieties
under similar conditions yielded III
that vicinity. They IRE we'll p escd
with this wheat as a paying crop.
The Dakota Farmer is having tlleil
new Meihle press put in this week Its
speed is 2200 per hour but may great
~ exceed it. 1t has a Dexter self feed
ing attachment. This and the ole
Potter press still retained are expect
ed to be equal to the press require
ments in that thriving institution fOl
a while.
The Warner snhoo under charge o
Charles Greed aud the Swanson
school taught by Sam Fulker. me,
on Thursday OF this week in a john
entertainment. il was II very please
ant affair. Representatives of each O
the societies, debated the question O
centralized schools. The Warner de
baters were in favor of the proposed
system and won the debate Tfes.
entertainment societies are proyin,
very beneficial to the pupils OF TIL.
schools.
10. Stroebele OF Liberty town
Snip was in the city last week Will
his son who il in poor health to consul,
aphysican In regard to his case. Mr.
Stroebeie resides on Charles Eyga
breads place and states tia,
he now has q grinding mill being rnr
by the artesian well on the nc.
which grinds three bushels of grair
perhour. The horse power needed tt
operate this same mill isfrom one ane
a8half TO two and a half horse power
The water that drives the motor i
fom a two inch we reducsd to a, hal
inch nozzle.
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