The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-21

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| soon.
Philip Hatzcnbeller was lined slo
and costs Monday by Justice Jones oi
charges brought by Rufus Nasoe1.
Roth are Russians who live on the
north side.
S.H. Cranmer has just completed
another roomy residence on hilhe
street. which is being occupied TINS
week by Head Miller Peters OF the
Aberdeen Touring mills.
The evangelical services at Tue
Christian church have been continued
through this week. Miss whey mas
SING each evening and has q
greatly to the interest OF the meet
ingS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abild have de-
parted for Onawa. Iowa. where MT.
Ablid will engage in the retail nara
ware business, Mr. Abild has been
EMPLOYED by J. Fl. Jackson x Co. Tor
some years.
Stories to the effect that the Aber'
deem Granite company would remove
their polishing shops from here to
Ortonville are characterized, by r.
A. Brown. secretary of the company,
as wholly false and untrue.
The Catholic ladies will hold a
rummage sale on April p. IS, %. IN
the building formerly occupied by Q.
s, Grifis' drug store. In addition to
rummage they will have on sale,
many new articles such as aprons,
%children's clothing etc.
Sunday evening the Salvation army
hall wasthe scene OF a happy wedding,
the parties being Miss Eva Howard
and George Naftzger, both local
members. The ceremony was per-
formed by Major Harris of Mime
polls. Mr.. and Mrs. Naftzger will
reside in this city.
Major and Mrs. Harris. of the Sal
walton army, gave an interesting
lecture and entertainment. their sub
ject being the Hawaiian islands. in
Salvation Army hall Monday evening,
The major and his wife were for
some years stationed in Hawaii and
have an intimate knowledge of their
subject.
George y. Williamson leaves Mon
day for Ashley. n. D. where he has q
number of cases for trial at the term
Of circuit court there. He will also
be busy at Linton and Bismark. Mr.
Williamson will be gone the better
part Of a month and will, much to hi:
regret. miss the Scottish Rite reunion
in this city next week.
. Charles Taskerud has fitted up The
. building on Third avenue, n block
east Of the Sherman. which was form
erly occupied by Prof. Ways bushes:
: school. and will make it a hotel. HI
: will call it the College Hotel, and j;
is safe to say he and his good Wifi
will make it a pleasant place 10 tarr!
in while IN the city.
Il. NJ. L. Erwin turned in m0rt
business to his company. the Home
Life Insurance Co. for the month O
March thanany other representative
Of that company in the United State;
Tor on this continent Mr.. Erwin i
also second man from the top for the
year up to date. The showing is con
Sidered rather remarkable as man,
other agents and agencies occup,
fields that are considered much oct
ter business producers than this sec
ton OF the country.
George Hays and E. J. Robins O
Hecla were in the city Wednesday
While here they purchased two set
of trucks from Geo. H. Van Slyk
which they loaded on the cars an
had shipped TO Hecla. They have
heavy job Of moving on hand at Cog.
well, North Dakota. in the shape 0
a hotel nearly as big as the WiSconsi,
House. The removal is a short lIau
TO another location in the same towr
They will nov be equipped for an
kind Of a job of moving.
P. 7. Waters, grand commander q
the Maccabees. returned TueSda
night from the south partof the stat,
He has been making things lively fo
the tents in Sioux Falls. Dell Rapid.
Yanktcn. Madison and Brookine.
For the next ten days he will COOS
the Aberdeen tent. Two large clas;
es have gone in and forty more appl
cations are on hand. An especial e
fort will be made for the next te
days to secure new members. as III
cheap rates end on the 18th Of Anri
Aberdeen theatre goers will ba,
an opportunity TO see one Of the mos
remarkable figures on the America
stage. Clara Thropp is a young ",
man whose theatrical achievement,
would put many OF the SC called sta,
10 blush and each year she has refuse