The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
Mrs. George S. Tussey and daugh-

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ter, Miss Clara Smith. are visiting in
Minneapolis.
C. C. Cralle went to the Twin cities
Tuesday evening for a few days re-
creation and business.
Drop us a postal today. Say tina,
you want the DEMOCRAT sent to you.
It viii come.
The Aberdeen Business College
opened Monday with a larger attend
ance than yer before on opening day.
Changers school began its fall term
Monday. This growing school will
occupy new and desirable quarters in
a few weeks.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Richter died Sunday
morning of cholera infantum. The
funeral services were held from their
residence, Rev. Father Dahlmans Of
fciating. Burial was in the Catholic
cemetery.
Mrs. Cora .Cochrane and daughter
Mildred have arrived from Caledonia,
MINI. Mrs. Cochrane was formerly a
resident OF this city and is now visit
ing her sister, Mrs. c. II. Strand.
Mrs. Cochrane is the superintendent
of hospital in Caledonia at present.
]. T.. Whitcomb, an old time resi-.
dent of Brown county. has been in
the vicinity of Plana the past few
days looking after some property
which he still has there. Mr.. Whit.
comb is now resident of Bellingham,
Washington, where he does a general
contracting business.
Mrs. j. NJ. Campbell and son have
arrived in the city to make their
home, DR.. Campbell having seen
formally elected to the %pastorate OF
the Presbyterian church of this city.
They have secured the residence re.
Gently vacated by superintendent of
SCHOOLS SOcnrane.
The Orris ODER stock company is
playing to large houses this week at
the Gottschalk. The company con
tains some players of merit and the
plays presented have been first class.
The band has attracted much atten-
tion as it makes as much music per
cubic yard as any ordinary band of
four times its size. The company is
headed, in a dramatic way, by Miss
Janet Bauer, the yonng lady who won
the prize for the most nearly perfect
form at a physical culture show in
New York last winter.
The Great Northern train into this
city has been making very cratic
time of late. Last Wednesday morn
ing it left the city on time. A party
of school teachers went to the Park
for the day. intending to return that
evening. They managed to get back
on the train Thursday at about noon,
after having sat up all night on the
depot platform waiting for the train.
going east that same We'd
nesday, who usually change at .Tintah
at about 2 o'clock in the afternoon to
the Overland, arriving in Minnea-
polls that evening, got out of Tintah
On a train twelve hours later. Tues
day morning of this week the train
got in at about 3 o'clock and left
along in the forenoon. Almost as
bad as an automobile.
Those who took the examination
Tor teachers certificates recently
seemed to have been more fortunate
Than We're others last spring. Out of
5hree applicants for a first grade GER
,iticate, two succeeded and one, was
given a second grade certificate,
Fifteen out of twenty-five secured
second grade certificates and Of the
;eyen, five were given third grade
certificates. Those who secured Sec
md grade certificates are: Harry
Wilmsen, Hecla; George N. Abegglen.
Mamie Lueck, A. A. Gaylord, Vitelia
Campbell, Emma R. Meier, Aberdeen;
Ethel River, Columbia; Alice j. Day,
lille 2. Day, Julia Walsh, Verdon:
J. w. Adams, Minnie Kahlhof, Lot
'ie N. Rapp. Groton; Luella Griffith.
Florence Z. Naire, Claremont. Miss
Pearl Leigh and Miss Ellen Bray, Of
Mansfield, were granted first grade
Returns have not yet
'een received on the examination
'eapers for third grade work.