The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-11-10
Mansfield

same day.
Frank Bisbee has moved into the
DeWolfe place and is now in full
charge of the rural routes.
.. y. Honenbeck picked up a car Of
potatoes at Rockham, one at Doland3
and two at Westport this week.
Mr.. H. Drueger of the r. A. Remde
90. is loading potatoes at Hague.
n. ID. and points north as far as
Linton.
MI. Frank Perry left Wednesday
morning for Elgin, ILL.,, on a potato
deal which had not been settled salts
factoriiy.
Several of the young people from
here attended the dance at Warner
last Friday night and report an excel
lent time.
Mrs. F. A: Remde entertained the
Ladies' Aid society Wednesday after
noon. A successful meeting and a
nne luncheon was reported.
MI. Kingsley who lives southeast of
Mansheld has just about completed a
large barn with hay NOV in centre
and large wings for horses and cattle.
VIM. Ross has built an ice house
and store room in the rear Of his
saloon. This will make it a great deal
more convenient to handle his busi-
ness.
VIM. Snearly has just completed a
nav barn. This move was made on
account Of his increased stock of
horses. The new barn accommodates
8 head.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will serve chicken dinner in
the M. W. A. Hall Saturday at II
sharp. Remember the date, Novem-
Der 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Remde were up
in Aberdeen this week and while there
purchased the Mt. Hubbard quarter.
which is just II miles from their 9th
err quarter.
w. j. Stephens and Marks bought a
car load of fat hogs and a mixed car
Of cattle and Mr.. Stephens accompa-
MED the cars to Sioux City Friday
morning.
Yves. Sutton and Geo. Perry spent a
couple of days at Sand Lake this week.
The weather was very unfavorable,
nevertheless the boys brought back a
nice string of ducks.
Jack Neiger's runaway team COM
pletely demolished Mr.. Westcott's car
riage the other day. We think tho
the matter is settled, as what is left
of it is reposing peacefullyon the only
street in town.
d. T. Cressey will deliver a lecture
and moving picture exhibition in the
M. w. A. hall Tuesday and Wednes-
day, November IA and Is. All should
come, as Mr.. Cressey is a fluent speak
er and his Illustrations are second to
none.
Mrs. Snearly went up to Aberdeen
Monday and while there purchased a
nice new Kimball piano. Mr.. and
Mrs. Snearly presented this to their
little daughter Maude as an Xmas
present, and to say that Maude is
highly pleased does not half express
it.
Mr.. VIM. Newman with his family
moved into their new residence on
South Main street, from the farm,
Saturday Nov. 4. Their house is a
!, large frame building and when com
!, pleted will make a very comfortable
home. His daughter, Ida, com
i menced school Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nunemacker and
daughter, Florence, who have been
making their home here for the past
year, departed Wednesday morning
!, for their old home in Jersup, Iowa.
They did not say they would return
!, but it is hoped they will. They made
. many friends while here who would
r be very glad to see them return to
! settle among us.
5 Mr.. Melvin Smelly and Alice l..
e Patten were married at the home OF
the BRIDES parents at high noon'
Wednesday, Nov. l. There were
r thirty-four invited guests who, after
the ceremony, sat dawn to a bount-
i eous dinner prepared for them, The
young couple are well known and
| highly esteemed among their friends
' of which they have many. We all
. ioin in wishing them long lives, pros,
: perity and happiness. They left on
5 the evening passenger (by MllWaukee
v road) for a short visit with fflcnds
returning Monday morning to tnis
Mace where Mr.. Smeby resumed ms
duties as clerk in w. I. Patterns
store.
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