The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-13

with her infant son, she has visited
since May. Her husband, Rev. M. b.
Ainsworth, met her at Chicago, ac'
companying her home.
Many Shriners from outside the
city joined the local Shriners in the
celebration Friday night Of the hrst
anniversary Of the founding OF the
temple of Yelduz. Over 100 mobiles
were present, a large class initiated
and a good time given everyone.
We call the attention of our readers
to the professional card in this issue
of Mrs. E. j. Searle, soprano sololst,
and teacher of voice. Mrs. Searle is
a graduate of the Conservatory OF
Music. Drake University. She mas
opened a studio at ia First Avenue
east.
The Hirleman herd of thorough
bred black polled cattle in Shelby re-
ceived an important accession recent
~ in the shape Of five fine hiefers
from the herd Of S. H. Elliott & Son,
Brainard. The black cattle are be-
coming quite popular in north Brown
county.
Frank Hart, proprietor of the Wis
consin House livery stable is carrying
a pretty sore jaw around in a sling.
Friday night as he went to go into a
stall beside a horse the animal gave
him a most vicious kick under the
jaw, %dislocating it and breaking some
of his teeth.
Tuesday morning the mercury went
to 80 above but the high wind which
prevailed prevented any freezing.
The day was extremely disagreeable,
the strong north wind frequently car
rying snow flakes. Wednesday morn
ing the government thermometer reg
istered 25 above.
B. H. K%orsedahl, merchant tailor,
has secured the room adjoining his
shop in the Aberdeen Publishing COM
pany building and will put in a fine
line of suitings. He will have one of
the finest shops in the country. His
growing business has made the occu-
pancy Of additional room imperative.
Tue streets east and west of court
house square have never been named,
being newly laid out. 1t was ordered
by the council last Monday night that
they shall no longer be nameless.
Anyone desiring honors of this nature
should apply to the committee on
streets and alleys which reports next
mouth.
At the spacious and elegant home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Bickelhaupt on
Jay street, Friday evening, the
Methodist church and Sunday school
and the Epworth League gave a re-
ception to the teachers and pupils of
the Normal and High schools. The
affair was a most delightful n and
largely attended.
A. Hoffman, the stockman of Nc
PhersOn county, runs a threshing rig.
He broke the geering on his big
twenty-four horse power traction en-
CINE and had to pull it into Green's
shop here with horses. The distance
was "a miles and eight horses brought
it in, making % miles in seven hours.
He will steam it home.
H. G. Fletcher Of Oneota was in
town Wednesday bringing in seven
samples of corr for entry into the
corn contest. He brought in one
sample that attracts much attention.
1t is a bunch of heads of Kaffer corn,
which has ripened here this year.
This is the greatest feed producer in
Kansas of any grain sown.
Peter J. Hanson, station agent at
Havana, n. D., was shot in the alb
domen yesterday afternoon while re-
sisting hold-up artists, and is likely to
die from the effects. Pete is we'll
known here, where he lived a number
of years ago and married Miss Anne
liza, daughter of Julius Arndt of One
ota.-Frederick Free Press.
Although 1T is said that the plans
and specifications for the new Great
Northern depot in the city are open
to the inspection of builders desiring
to bid, yet there is no indication of
activity along the strip. Mr.. Green
has not yet been notified to move his
foundry and some of the houses are
yet standing on the right of way.
At a meeting between the local tel
ephone company and representatives
Of the Dakota Central here last Satur-
day a compromise was arranged and
the new lines will not be built this
fall. Tie Dakota Central reduces its
rates for farm line phones from s1.5 60
to 81 per month; makes no charge TO!
talking from one farm line to the 9th
er; allows town people to call farm
lines without charge; allows two
county seat, MESSAGES nor nhnno aac,