The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-04-08

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Chas. C Larkln, Ed Askew, L. w. Gro.
foot, J. 3. Kelly, @. =. Snyder, J. Il.
Pond, H. A. Conrad, d. McGlachlin,
w. 9. Wells, Fred Hennig, Pat Ring
sose, w. h. Morgan.
New Advertisements.
Wal Paper, ID. E. Crowley & Co.
Paints, Wall Paper, o. A. Grifnis
Macaroni Bread, Woman.
Harness, Fuller s.. King
Wagons, Buggies, e. Il. Coleman & Co
Fanltorlum G. S. MARI,
Cary Safes, Cary Safe Co.
New Goods Olwin-Angell Co.
T.C. Wyckoff OF Claremont has pur-
chased a residence in Aberdeen aud
will come here to live and engage in
business.
Cralle & Gilborne Bros have INSTALL
eda new power drill which is a very
important addition to their already
well equipped shop.
NAze H%rERE
The city council will be petitioned
to reserve for park purposes the block
on which the old courthouse stands.
1t is now the property Of The city.
Claremont Tribune:-The Dinsmore
well rig which has just been repaired
moved out to the farm of w. j. Kelly
last week and put a well down in four
days. They are now at j.. N. Gibbs
drilling a well for him.
II. II. Potter, now OF Minneapolis,
Q many years a we'll known ATTORNEY
g sh!sE county at q time elected
district attorney by the fusionists,
visited 4 few days this week in the
city. 1T was his first stop-oyer in
Aberdeen in three years.
Larman G. Johnson, widely known
nthe old territorial days as aOrdwayn
johnson, died in Washington March
3lst. dying suddenly OF heart
failure, leaving a widow and three
daughters. This information came
from Q. 2. McAllester Of Fredericks-
burg, Va.
Alight rain began falling Wednes-
day evening and continuing twenty
four hours it turned to snow with
a strong north west wind. The
Chicago &North-W estern.train failed
: to come up, and the Friday morning
train on the Milwaukee stuck at
James, and has not arrived yet as we
go to press this afternoon, The storm
! was SO bad the city schools were
dismissed.
The Dakota Central Telephone COM
pany, with headquarters In this city,
has secured control OF the Southern
Dakota Telephone company and also
the Southern Minnesota Telephone
) company, the new acquisitions rails
ing the company's mileage from 1925
to 4Oo0 and over. A large amount
will be expended by the Aberdeen
company this year-in improvement
3 of It's extensive system.
Floyd G. Darling, for many years a
j well known engineer OH the Milwau-
kee, was found dead in his bed, at his
residence on Sunday morning, death
being caused by heart failure. He
leaves a widow and five daughters.
two Of whom reside In the city. He
was . prominent Mason, being a
Knight Templar and member of the
Scottish rite, also a Woodman. He
was buried or Wednesday afternoon.
blythe Masonic fraternity.
The Zastrow Manufacturing COM
pany have completed at their shop
the most complete sample Of their
compound self-feeder yet put out, en-
bodying all the Improvements sug-
gssted by last seasons use of this
machine. They have 1t set up in the
shop with the power attached SO
callers a see how slick it works.
This sample later will be shipped to
Wichita, Kansas, where it will be ex-
hibited at a meeting, April 18th, OF.
the threshers of Kansas and Okla
homa. This feeder is arranged fer
the derrick fork to handle bundles ais
well as headings.
Anew building and loan association
has been organized in the city, called
the Home Building s. Loan Associa-
tion. It finds ample field for business
in the city and will no donble be an
important factor in the building OF
the residence portion Of the city.