The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-01
DR.. E. B. Jackson has returned from
an extensive eastern trip.

DR.. E. B. Jackson has returned from
an extensive eastern trip.
Miss Maggie Gully is spending her
vacation with a sister at Perry. Iowa.
Rev. DR.. Taylor of this city lee.
lures in GrOton on Tuesday evening,
September 5th. His subject will be
Mormonism.
P. G. Walters, the hustler for the
Maccabees, left Wednesday morning
for Cayuga, N. D., where he will spend
a couple of weeks hunting.
Ten of the teachers in the city
schools spent Wednesday of this week
at Tacoma Park. They took lunch.
con and spent a pleasant day on the
f, river banks.
Fl. Ellerman, collector of internal
revenue for the Dakotas, has return
ed from his annual vacation and is
once more looking after Uncle Sans
affairs in the collecting line.
Miss Genevieve Taubman has gone
to Mt. Vernon, Iowa, where she will
become assistant librarian of Cornell
college, the school from which she
graduated. The position is a desir.
able one and Miss Taubman is ex.
ceptionally well qualified to fill it.
Word has been received in the city
of the death in Minneapolis of Miss
Toinetta Thompson, a sister of Mrs.
j. 1. Workman. Mrs. Workman was
with her at the time and remained
in the city for the funeral services
Death was caused by appendicitis.
Two of Lindstrom's s%eparators were
burned Monday. The two outfits
were threshing at Cummings Bros
farm north of the city when fire
caught in some way from one of the
engines. The wind was high Monday
and it was impossible to put out the
fire. The loss rum over $500.
The ladies of the M. b. church have
completed arrangements for their lee
ture course. The first date will be
filled by the Katherine Ridgeway
Company, on October End. The Kath
airline Ridgeway Company, it will be
remembered, made a hit when in the
city last winter and wereimmediatel1
engaged for this season.
G. NJ. Giddings shipped a car O.
wheat to Minneapolis on the 22nd
inst, and received for it $1.O3 pc
bushel. While he took some chance:
on a sudden slump in the market ht
did himself a pretty good turn, as il
would have brought him just so cents
on the 22nd locally and 70 cents or
the 28th, the date sold in Minneapolis
The Van Dusen-Harrington Company
made the sale.
There is a family reunion at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. h. Angel
this week and it will not break IN fo]
at least two weeks. Rev. w. P. anc
Mrs. Angel and Miss Angel. of New
castle, Indiana, father, mother anl
sister of r. 81. Angel, arrived Tues
day and DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Angel
and children arrived Wednesday. E
NJ. Angel, a brother, is expected from
Glens Falls, N. Y, yet this week.
The eclipse of the sun, partially
visible in this city, was seen by about
half the population of the town. L
was a novel sight indeed, especially a!
it occurred at sunrise. The first sigh
OF the sun made n think that F;
huge mountain had sprung into be
ing over night and was obscuring tn,
view Of it. AS the sun rose higher il
presented a crescent shaped appear.
ance but the black spot gradual,
grew smaller and it was soon all owe
WalWorth county has furnished
another boarder for the Brown count,
Jail. This time it is Albert Yardlev
a Sioux Indian. Yardley is accused
OF having stolen a horse recently from
Evarts. He was out under bonds TO
some time but the sheriff though,
best to have him confined in the TAI
as he could not keep track Of him
Yardley is an intelligent, wei
educated man and has Travelled ex
tensively with the Buffalo Bill circus
1t is admitted that he was intoxicated
when the alleged crime was com
mitted. The charge is that he rod,
away from Evarts on another man,
horse, leaving his own and later solt
the wrong horse.