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NORTH sEDawrcK.

NORTH sEDGwfCK.
n. o. Staples. OF Bangor, was in town
Wednesday on business trip.
Master Merle Fuller Hunt, OF Charles.
ton, is the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Eugene
Allen.
Miss Title Marks, OF East Bluehiil, is
with her grandmother, Mrs. Ira Page, for
few weeks.
Mrs. DIR. james Hall, of New York,
spent one day lsst week with her friend,
Mrs. Lucy CIosson.
c. Hanscom, OF orono, was in town last
week visiting his brother, osin Hanscom,
and sister, Mrs. Buker.
G. H. Closson, who has been very i'll, is
able to ride out. Mrs. Alice Ciosson was
quite i'll Sunday morning.
Miss b. S. Howard, who has been spend
ing her vacation with ella Powers, re-
turned TO Roxbury, Mass, Saturday.
Miss Louise orcutt. OF Hyde Park.
Mass, is with Miss Inez Page. Grace
Pert, of Sedgwiek, is with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott, who went to Wal.
doboro last Monday TO visit their daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Weber, returned Saturday.
Eugene Clapp and wife. of Roxbury,
Mass, are receiving congratulations en-
the birth of a daughter, born August 3.
Mildred and Olive Beetle, of Bluehin,
came in town Saturday to visit their
grandparents, Robert Beetle and wife.
Hector Lamoreaux end wife, OF Man
chester, n. r., were in town las, week
visiting Mrs. q. NJ. Allen at Oakland farm.
Ray Thurston and his friend, r.. Green,
OF Boston, arrived Sunday to spend their
vacation with Rays father, David Thurs.
ton.
Marvin Allen and family, Miss Edith
Allen. Ralph Hall and vile and Miss Jes-
sic Sullivan, of Providence, r. l., called
on Mrs. Lucy Ciosson last week.
Beuiah NJ. Smsi,idge and Miss Emma
ST. Clair, Of Portland. They are the guests
Of Mrs. Smaliidge's mother, Mrs. Elweii.
mrs. Daniel Thurston, who has been
port last week to visit her brother sefore
returning to her home in Dorchester,
Mass.
Horace II. Alien, who had his leg
broken and otherwise badly hurt six
weeks ago, is slowly gaining. He wishes
to thank bis many friends who 80 kindly
did his haying for bin. 1t was a good
ioo and quickly done.
On Friday evening, July ., the friends
OF Aionzo Hsslsm and wife met to con-
graduate them Ia their new home 10 the
cottage by the mill. They received several
pretty presents. The young people en-
joyed the evening. Those from out Of
town were Mrs. E. r Lord, OF Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lsmoreaux, of Manchester,
n. H., Hsny Elwell, Of New York.
Aug.S. RAE.
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COUNTY NEWS
EAST BLUEHrLL.

W. r. Chapman went 10 stoninyton !.
Monday. He is employed as Rran,,.
cutter.
Mrs. Richard Ashworth. H., left h.,.
last Friday TOR visit to her parent. :.
Prospect.
| Mrs. X. l.. William, who has been :,
stoniugton for several weeks, return,s
last Saturday
4. +. Conary returned home last Frid,v
He has been working at the Jorqsn Pond
house near Seal Harhor.
Mrs. sydney Cooper, her son and dav,A.
ter Fred and Laura, of Aliston. Mass ),
the guests OF Pearl Cooper.
Asa o. Csndage, OF stonington, arrlves
last Saturday. He is visiting rela ives and
friends In the village and vicinity.
G. w. Marks, Wife and adopted dsngb.s,
Pearl, OF Bucksport, who have be N yis,,.
ing relatives and friends in the VILLAGE.
left lass Tuesday.
Misses Etheiyn NJ. Long and Susie \.
Long went to the teachers camp at SANDY
Point last Tuesday. Miss EtaeIyn re.
turned Friday and Susie Saturday. Thev
say they had a lovely time.
Robert Ashworib. IT,, of Han Quarry.
wife and two children are guests OF John
Ashwor,h sud wife. He has a two. horse
team and has be employed for a few
days hauling paving for CnarnIty & Ash.
worth.
NJ. IL. Long and Richard Gtindle took a
party to BrookIln In their launch Glide
last Tuesday. In the party wete d.. L. M.
Montgomery, wife and child, E. Il. De-
Long and wife snd 8. w Smith and vile,
OF Boston, Fred ; esman and Ella
Donneii, OF North Attienoso. Mass, Mrs.
Charles Bectehernow, OF Seattle, Wash. s.
Whitcomb Cousins and wife, 81. A. T.,
Hatchings, Tommy sansmau, and Others,
Aug. 8. q.
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WEST BRooKsyILLE.

Hsying Is about finished.
Amos Lord and daughter. of Bath, are
in town.
Miss Alice Green is at home from New
London, Conn.
Roy Tspley has quite recovered from
his recent illness.
Frank Moore, of Brewer, was In town
yesterday calling on friends.
Mrs. Lydia Emery, of Bangor, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles P. TspIey.
Mrs Elizabeth Eddy, OF East Saginaw.
Mich, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Mary S. WATSON.
The wells and cisterns are very low, and
some people have to go quite distance to
procure good water.
Mrs. Maria Tspley, who passed he win
ter in Madison, Is at Marx leland light
station visiting her son, VIII c. Tapley.
Seweil and Herman p. Tapley, A.
Barker Blodgett snd Harry Perkins left
this morning for High island, where they
will have employment.
The ladies OF the Congregational sewing
circle will bold a fair at the chapel Thurs
day and Friday, Aug. IL and r. Supper
and entertainment In the evening.
There will be large home coming from
all Parts OF the state of the Lord family
this week. They Will gather here to be
present at the golden Wedding OF isaiah
Lord and wife.
Aug s. TnnfsnN
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PENoBsCor.

Mrs. Helen Sellers and daughter Jean
ette are visiting friends in Bangor.
Benjamin Snowman, willie aud family.
OF Connecticut, are visiting Mr. Snow
mans parents.
Mrs. Burke Sellers, who has been coast
ing with her bus band ia the schooner
Mary A. MeCann, il home.
Archie Bridges, of Cambridge. Msss., is
visiting his father, w. S. Bridges, who Is
suffering from an acute illness.
nrs. Helen Bridges, OF Massachusetts,
formerly OF this town, accompanied by
her granddaughter Alice. Is occupying
her house on Pension hill.
The democrats in this place raised a
Parker and Davis flag Thursday. The
rspublicans were stimulated into new
activity by their less fortunate brothers,
and will follow suit in few days with a
second raising.
Aug s. sUBA.
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soura HANCOCK.

d. X. McRsa and family, OF New York
are at the Watson cottage.
Mrs. d. W. Kelley, who has bad en-
pioymeet at Bar Hafbor, is home.
Henry Brown, Of Bar Harbor, spent
Sunday at Mrs. A. L. " ooster's.
Harvey Phillips came home from Nav
YORK yesterday to spend his vacation.
Mrs. Lizzie whttehouse, of Bath. with
her little daughter, is visiting at n. b.
Granite.
Miss Bertha Wooster has returned to
Wsitham, Mass, where size has employ
ment.
Mrs. W. l.. Coegins gave lawn party
last week to celebrate the fourth biri hday
of her little son Paul.
Mrs. Henry Brown, of Bar Hsrbor, and
Mrs. I. j. Hodgkins, OF Chicago, are
guests at Mrs. A. E. wooster's.
Aug. /. w.
Edward Keith, of Broekton, Mass, is a
guest at W. 7. COggins.
II. A. Walker and family, OF Ellsworth,
spent last week at J. p. Walkers.
Frank Kelley, of Bangor, was the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. William Bishop, sum
day.
o. b. Pettengill and wife have returned
from an extended visit to yinaIhaven and
Rockland.
Mrs. Henry Brown returned to Bar Har-
Dor Saturday. accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. T. J. Hodgkins.
Ora Jordan, who went TO Santa Barbara,
Cal, last fall, returned Thursday evening,
giving bis parents and msny friends a
happy surprise.
Y. NJ. Watson, of New York, Joined hts
family at the Watson cottage Saturday.
MIR. Watson was accompanied by Miss
Hubbard, who win spend her vacation
with the wsts0us.
Freeman White, who has teen at sea the
past dvc years, visited his mother, Mrs. ID.
w. Kelley, few days last week. Addie
and Alvin white ann John Mace were also
guests OF Mrs. Kelley.
Aup g. w
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ATLANTIC.

DIR. Small and wife were in town Sunday
calling on relatives.
Next Thursday is the last trip OF the
little Flo and Ruby.
The yacht Merlin, OF Boston, was in the
hsrbor Sunday night.
E. J. Carter, of stonington, was in town
last week ON business.
Mr.. Blanchard and Mr.. Redman, of Old
Town, were guests of Alfred Staples last
week.
Lawyer Lynch and niece, who have been
at the Anchorage, left Monday morning
for Boston.
Charles Brown and wife left last week
on the steamer Vinslhaven for their home
in SomeryiIle, Mass. They were on the
steamer Rockland when she was wrecked.
Aug. s. REG.
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SOUTH sURRY.
Aug. s.

Schooner Hszel Dell, Capt. Coggins, ar
rived Friday night from Salem, Mass.
Capt. coggins will take the schooner on
the point this morning to paint her for the
next trip.
Arrivals this week are: Mr.. and Mrs.
Mayhem at Charles Sawyer's; Miss Ma
belle Clark, of surry, who visited Mrs. w.
v. coggins for few days; Mr.. Page, who
Is With Templeton Briggs.
There were services at the church yes
terday for the hrst time in many months.
The sermon by Mrs. Sarah J. Treworgy
was enjoyed by quite large congregation.
Mrs. Treworgy win be here again next
Sunday at 1880 a. m.
Aug s. TRAMP.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sou,rH pEER ISLE.

SUI DEEh AS4E.
John F. Robbins, Mrs. Walker and Mr.,
Water seekings were IN Rockiand Thurs
day.
Sidney Taft ard wife, OF Framipghsm,
Macs, and Miss Sadie Greenlsw are visit
ing at Capt Seth Hstch's.
Mrs. J F. Robbins and daughter Msude
spent Thursday with Mrs. Thomas Brsy
st West Stobington.
Mrs. B. Lske Noyes, Mrs Fred Torrey
and Miss Nors GrindIe, OF stoningtou,
visited ct Mrs. j. e. Robbins on Tuesday.
Capt. Watts and Mrs. Aiberts Hatch, OF
East Boston, who are visiting at the
Reach, called on friends here Wednesday.
Miss Lima Greenlaw, who for the past
year hes been teaching in the reform
school at Lancaster, Mass, is home for
her vacation.
Mrs. Howard Pierce and little daughter
Margaret are visiting Mrs. Pierce's
mother, Mrs. jeremiah Greenlaw, at
oceanviIle.
Mrs. Gustavus Robbins, of Cambridge,
her sister, Nrs. Horace Tsrbox, and two
daughters, Ethel and Gertrude, OF Soner.
vile, and Mrs. Robbins daughter, Mrs.
wye Shaw and two children, OF Newton,
Mass, came Wednesday, aud are occupy
ing their cottage here for few weeks.
The men in this section employed at M.
G Ryan & Co.'S quarry known as "Tbe
Settlement, have been enjoying few
days rest while water is being led from
Burnt Lard pond TO stinson's point oppo-
site the quarry, whence Il will be taken in
water boats. The prolonged drought has
exhausted the water supply at the quarry.
Rev. Horace Haskell, pastor OF the
Methodist church at orono, presehed In
the Methodist church Sunday evening.
MIR. Haskell was formerly pastor of the
Methodist church here, end Is spending
his vacation at Stonington, where his wife
and little dsug liter are spending the sum
mer with her parents, Winfield Thurlow
and wife.
Aug.5. q,
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COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARBoR.
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Capt. George WEIGH has rented the j.
E. Pike house, and moved in.
Miss Helen Cole and Louise Dessy spent
the day Thursday in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Edward Preble, OF East Boston.
arrived Friday Tor few weeks visit with
relatives.
DIR. {. c. Larrebee accompanied the
LeaVitts to Guilforo. returning Saturday
morning.
j. B. Cole, with his other, Mrs. Sarah
Cole, and bis dsug hter, Miss Sybil, spent
Friday Ia West Gouidsporo wit relatives.
Mrs. George A. Dodge, with her two
youngest children, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. L. E. Coomns, after an absence of
twelve years.
Quite a party from here attended the
annual fair OF the Baptist society In Win.
ter Harbor on Wednesday. The fne dis
play of fancy work and other attractions,
together with the fine supper, made all
wish to repeat the visit another year.
Halcyon assembly of p. S. hs d its install
lation Tuesday night, with Mrs ]. &. Cole
installing officer, assisted by Mrs. J NJ.
Williams, grand prelste, with Sister Mrs.
+. ID. Chase and Sister Stinson no COM
pieted the stan. The following officers
were installed for the ensuing term: P. c.,
Mrs. Charles Biance; c. &, Mrs. Raymond
ID. Guptili; V. C., Miss Alice joy; prelate,
Mrs. Alfred Hamilton; X. &. s., Mrs. L.
z. Coiei ID. Of E., Mrs. WEIGH Moore; NJ.
OF f., Mrs. {. G. Lsrrabee; M. at A, Mrs.
J. L. Hutchings; A. NJ. at A, Mrs. /. n.
Workman; !. g. Mrs. c. c. Tracy; o. G.,
Miss Alice Cole; NJ. o Mrs. J. F. Perry (;
crganist, Mrs. II. o. Rice. The retiring
2. c. was presented with a jewel OF her
office, and Mrs. WEIGH Moore was pre-.
sented with birthday cake by sister
who alone knew that her birthday fell
upon that date. Several members spoke
for the good of the order, and after a
pleasant evening they adjourned, with a
good outlook for the coming term.
Miss Mabel Leavitt, of Guiliord, died
here Wednesday morning, after an illness
thst began about two years ago, thong b
she was only confined to her room few
weeks. Despite the careful attention Of
devoted parents, VINO did everything for
her, she did not imprf We, and was finally
ordered to the seashore, hoping that the
ocean breeZes might act as restorative.
The Leavttts scared J, e. Coombs' house,
and brought their daughter here about
the middle Of June. Although she had
constant medical treatment and careful
nursing. she grew steadily worse until
"wednesday morning when death came as
release from suffering. Last Summer
she visited her aunt. Mrs. c. C. Larrabee,
and msde many. friends here. She was q
bright attractive girl, and her dea, b
breaks, in its twentieth year, a life which
appeared 10 have everything to live for.
The heresved parents, who but recently
lost their other daughter, have the heart.
felt sympathy of the entire community
The remains we're taken to Guilford
Thursday, where funeral eervices were
held Friday at her home.
Aug. s. q
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-HK Subscribers at JOG
g the ~ O. in ancock county:
al TIE other papers in the County COM
stned do not reach SO many. The AMER
loan Is not the 9niy paper printed in
Hancock county, and has nerer claimed to
be, but It Is The only paper that can prop
erly be called COUNTY paper; all the
best are merely local papers. The circula-
tion Of TIE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Hdrbor Aeccgd's summer list, Is larger
Than that of al the other papers printed
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Nellie Howard - seriously IN,
threatened with typhoid pneumonia.
Mrs. Lillian Saunders nd wo children,
oil East Boston, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Lena Coon - aas ;hrown from
carriage and quite badly hurt while re-
turning from bluebefrying.
The Clark reunion will m held at the
home OF Jseoh Springer, Thursday,
August rs n stormy he tirst fair day.
wish TO come.
Augs CHEER.
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WEST GOULDsBoRo.

Miss Clara Bunker spent Fridey 10 Bar
Harhor.
Mrs. F. P. Noyes spent Thursday in
Milbrioge.
William Reacher and wife, of New
York are at n. Stevens
Mrs. Helen F. T. CIesves, NJ. D., is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Abbie Taft.
Rev. Mr.. Maxwell, who has been on the
sick iist, is much improved.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw, who hes been Wis
iting her son George at GuuIdsboro Point,
is home.
Mrs. John Wood, who has been visiting
her daughter at "The sands", Prospect
Harbor, Is home.
Master Chandler Noyss entertained a
few OF his friends at birthday party
Aug. 8, it being mis- sixth birthday.
Aug. s. l..
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SWANS ISLAND.
sURA.
Aug s.

There are about thirtyfve guests at the
Ocean View.
Albert Sprsgue has returned from Tiv-
erton, r. J., where he has been engaged as
engineer on ferry steamer.
Schooner Melissa A. Wiley, OF Thomas
ton, is loading stone at NJ. Baird contract
ing company's wharf for New York.
II. e. Stanley took $50 bushels of
herring out OF his weir one day last week.
They were all taken by the lobster fisher
men here.
Lincoln McRae returned from Port
land Friday where he went on pleasure
trip In the lobster smack Verns G., with
Calvert and Frank Bridges.
Aug. s. DAVID.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

The midsummer sale and entertain-
msnt, under auspices of the ladies' sewing
circle OF the Congregational church, Of
Southwest Hsrbor, will be held Tuesday
afternoon and evening, Aug. 10. Needle
work, flowers, candy, ic-cream and cake
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will be on sale In the Odd Fellows ban
quet hall through the afternoon and
evening. An entertainment viii be given
In Masonic hail at O'Clock consisting OF
vocal and Instrumental selections, read
ings and Rotations contributed by SUM
mer visitors.
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and prayer by Mr.. Toms aud thus closed
the last of the happy social evenings
spent by the people OF East Lamoine AID
the officers and men of the navy. "we
stall meet and we shall miss them" hut
they carry with them tie best wishes Of
ali.
Aug. s. SrEc.
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Coleman Hagan spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Robbie Norwood returns to her
home In Southwest Harbor to-day.
Miss Gertrude Brsgdon who has been
Visiting In Kent's Hill returned last Tues
day.
Aug.s. Y.
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BLuEHILI FALLS.

Mrs. Mertie L. Perkins and daughter
Pearl are visiting relatives here and In
surrounding towns.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-05-13

knocking him down in front Of the
front wheel. The wagon cramped, the
wheel caught OF the rub iron and he
was shoyed on the ground ten or if
teen feet before the wagon passed
over him. One rib was broken and a
evere cash cut in the orion and it is
feared injured internally.
j. II. Regain reports two runaways
for Friday. Early in the day four
horses runaway with a harrow. No one
was hurt and no damage done except
the conversion of a large harrow into
a lot Of little ones. Sometime later
in the day the same team hitched to a
drill and tied to a hay rack standing
in the yard became frightened at the
sound of a flaming mill tore off their
brides, jerked one of the middle
horses down, ran over him with the
drill and broke his leg. J.. H., who
was nearby when they broke loose
succeeded in catching hold of one of
the bridleless ones and might have
met a like fate but for the timely
arrival of the two.mcn who were work
ing in tue granery nearby.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-05-13
NJ

The five year old adopted son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. PaSch, died last week
of throat trouble. They adopted him
just a month ago. After his short
stay here he was laid to rest last
Friday in the James cemetery.
Aug Marquet, the oldest son Of MI.
and Mrs. Chas MarqueJ was killed by
a runaway accident last Saturday
while working in the field with a pull
veriZer. An automobile passed
and the horses were scared and ran
away. Some way the pole dropped
and ran into the ground, throwing
the boy off and the machine over on
top of him. His skull was cut open,
exposing the brain. He never regain
ed consciousness, living about ten
hours. His death occurred at II o.;
clock Saturday night. The driver of
the automobile picked him up and
took him to Groton but he was be-
yond help, his brains oozing out of
his head. He was thirteen years and
ten months old.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-05-13

neSday night, SHE Dcing Worthy Guard
Of that order.
Mrs. Nary Neil has muscular rheu,
matism and at this writing is very
sick. Her many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Rev. Nelson, the Sunday school
missionary dined at the Olson home
Friday. Mr.. Nelson was en- route to
Beadle county.
The next ''circle tea" will be given
at the home Of Mrs, II. Olson We'd
neSday, May 18th. All members are
requested to be present, as final ar
rangementS for decoration day are to
be made.
Mrs. Bradford Of East Rondell gave
Il pink tea to the Kings Daughters
last Wednesday, 1t was served in a
very unique manner and was a very
pretty affair.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-05-13
ONEOTA

Sunday School at the hall now every
Sunday at 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. Fred Gronso is very sick at
this present writing.
Floyd Keller has a broken limb, the
result Of basket ball at L leudale.
Father Dahlmans will be at West
port or Saturday the 18th. of May.
Seth Gilbourne is putting down an
artesian well on his farm north of
town.
The Callahan brothers are getting
better after their recent illness. Ed
is home from Aberdeen.
Mr.. Gayman will play no more fire
tricks. He came near burning out
some of his neighbOrS last week.
Ernest Bishop is not going to Iowa.
If he goes anywhere, it will be be
to Lansing, Michigan. But he doesn't
know yet II he is gong.
Ed Friel found no trace of the party
that went into his cellar and up his
winding stairs a short time ago. The
culprit helped himself to some nice
red wrappers, cigars, smoked hams,
-four, sugar, syrup and other things too
numerous to mention. He then
loaded his car and wendell his way
westward as some of the towns people
were awakened by the noise of a
wagon that went westward at about
three O'Clock IN the morning. Now
Ed will be tempted to look with a
suspicious eye on the ladies coming
in from the west with red wrappers
on, for that is the way the culprit is
said to have gone.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-05-13

on tuesday to ill d short engage.
ment in a millinery establishments
there, going later to MINNEAPOLIS.
The Houghton Ho,el Grand Con.
trai) g., A. Bartholome, proprietor. is
receiving a fresh coat of paint, THAT
makes it shine.
MRS. P. M. Lund of Greenfield died
Monday night after a painful illness
she leaves quite a large family of
grown-up children, who together
with her aged husband have fine
sympathy of a large circle of friends.
MIS-. Lund vas about seventh wears of
age.
Carl Engle. who was known ia
H~oughtonites as a little chap when
the family left here eight or fen
years ago, paid us a short visit the
other day while on on his wav to
North Dakota. He is how a biz man
OF about six feet, weighing some 200
pounds.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-05-13
WARNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lyon spent
several days here visiting relatives.
Miss Matte Marrow has returned
from Minneapolis.
Misses Alma Roby and Anna Berg
spent several days last week at Ashton
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lar
son, May 9th. Il on.
w. ID. Fisher and daughter Edna
have returned from their extended
visit to points in Michigan.
Dr.. Pickering and wife, Oil In
spector e. G. Moulton and wife were
among those that attended the Game
keeper last Monday evening.