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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-21
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-21

Drop us a postal today. Say ina
yon want the DEMOCRAT sent to you.
1t will come.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-21

LOT UlIDLNlO
(lumbia
|and Mrs. Fred Mute
rly last Monday MORN
Inc came up on the
afternoon for a visit
|Jenne.
[emen is suffering from
of pleurisy. Her
pg that she will soon
Eidd was up on the Sat-
kisiting friends in the
returning Monday on
lght. x
ehing up at the 'jungleN
Idly and talking about
farmers are resolving
hot pay more than Sc
liter Lewis brought go
his of Irvine from the
flor f. N. Lewis. The
made it a very hard
e)ds in this vicinity are
and the elegant rain
will send corn along to
Host time. How about
der?
bdquist, who has been
the Normal during the
here over Sunday, visit
Wahl's folks, old-time
bis people.
hcations are in for the
fr,er on rural route No.
opcration next month.
/ Caryl Wilbur stands a
the appointment.
which accompanied the
nnday night laid much
barley and some OF the
fiat and it is a question
BIZ rise up again or not.
Ike lost IA pocketboOk on
! last week and it lay on
adc two days before Mr..
fe along and picked it up.
$50 in currency and a
b.
! one of the most expert
rs in the threshing line in
will go into the campaign
Case outfit, which he gets
of Bath and which
but one short season.
kkcr is constructing a de-
his gangs behind the
he gets to blowing with
frame which is to carry
hs also a tender. Flows
h up when lifted in this
is is Offering the Plymouth
bdard Irvine, the smooth
bgest made for straight IL
Eafraid his stock will run
" orders are coming in.
|ll be needed to bind up
| barley in sight.
tennis players, Rev. Lar
M. Elliott, who went to
week and played against
|ol Aberdeen's best, win
et but one, will have the
the players from
lcat on their home ground
lbnr is supplying quite a
|tlle patrons on the rural
! very handsome mail box
PIE name Of patron and
pth put, which will be
satisfactory than to be
box to advertise q
paper long after a fellow
b it.
pail nine is still winning
aurels. They have play
patched games thus far
winning all except three,
p they lost to James and
Der. On Sunday afternoon
Pn the Ordway m
Eorth Siders, beating then
the Westporters, win.
Rem by a score OF 9 to I.
Is OF Columbia city and
pave all either secured
rendered contracts not vet
Enquiry of Clerk Hoover
Alice Regain is re-engag.
PAL IN city school and the
primary teacher offered to
wilson, last year in the
normal model school,
olnalley will teach the
pool and the Dalv school
Fred to Miss Orswen. NJ
Emo completed the. las1
Auerp fthn
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11
CAR STRIKES A COAL WAGON
Accident Yesterday Afternoon Results
In Little D5cnage.

Another is added TO the number OF
street car accidents at the corner OF
Seventh avenue and Twenty-first stree
where the LOngview- line passes. Yes
terday afternoon one of the cars O
that line, while going north at a higl
rate of speed, hit a coal wagon. The
damage amounted 10 the twisting of
the fender of the car. The wagon was
showed little along the car track ana
then the frightened horses ran with it
upon the curbing al the west side OF
the street. Since the three car SEIZED
ule has been run. several similar acci
dents have occurred al the same street
crossing.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11
Personal POINTS.

c. S. Hopkins of Sterling was visit
ing in town yesterday.
Miss Mamie Blochlinger has depart
ID for Sterling, ILL.,, TO make a brief
visit.
George Hakes is home from the
kIondike. where lie spent the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rain of Fond du
Lac, Wis, are visiting Rock Island and
Milan friends.
Mrs. NJ. y. Billie. who has been i'll
Or the past few weeks, left today for
.r home in Wisconsin.
y. NaNlOT distinguished instructor
the game OF golf in different iocali-
ties, enroute for Pasadena, Cal. is in
the city today. Il guest OF Hon. E. W.
burst.
O. j. Brien returned from Missouri
yesterday. having been there looking
after land in the vicinity of Lamar and
St. James.
Mrs. Charles White returned last
Vening 10 her home at Pontiac after
a short visit with her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. p. J. Cary.
Robert Anderson of Chicago. trav-
cling passenger agent of ;he Chicago
md Alton. was a visitor to local rail
Dad offices yesterday.
Il. ". Jackson. general agent of the
Colorado Midland railway. with Chica-
90 as headquarters, was in Rock Is
and yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Ohlweiler left to-
lay for Clinton, Iowa, to attend the
uneral Of the lattcrs cousin. Miss En-
ma Heuper, who died suddenly in Ok
aEOma
Miss Clara Mayfield. of Carlinville.
H.. who is the guest of Mrs. +. l.. Goff.
viii sing at the Broadway Presbyteri-
an church tomorrow at both morning
md evening services
John NJ. Mack. president of the Bar
Der Asphalt company and J. II. Kill
ner. Of Philadelphia, made hurried
rip over the three cities in an auto
mobile this morning, paying attention
o the paving work along the streets
hey passed.
Mrs. Georgia Bixby departs tonight
Or Chicago to attend the marriage of
'er daughter. Miss Anna Bixby which
'ccurs Tuesday evening at the home
II the latter's sister. Mrs. James
'ooke. the groom being Bert Garfield
Butler, OF Buffalo, y. Y. who holds the
position of manager of a wholesale |
lrug firm in Buffalo Rev. Mr.. Bixby.
ousin of the bride, will perform the
CEREMONY.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11
BUNCH OF ''CAMS"
Arrested in Moline by Sheriff
Heider and His Dep
uiies.
WAGON LOAD OF DEVICES
Six Men Caught in the Net-Are Out
Under Eonds-Proprietors of
Three Places Pulled.

Stock in the gambling business took
a slump last night at about 10 O'Clock.
when Sheriff Heider and Deputies E. E
Reynolds. Frank Larson. T. w. RenOe,
Fred McCuilom and Elmer Heck raid
ed three joints in Moline. getting six
men in the net. These are now out
On bond. and VIII answer TO the charge
Of conducting the joints.
Places Pinchcd.
Al Johnson and Andrew Pearson
were taken from rooms above the
Northwestern saloon. George Sullivan
and John Kruse are charged with
handling the business in quarters back
of the Windsor hotel bar. and Nose
Ross and John O'Neill were located
across from the Rock Island depot.
General disorder followed the en-
trance of the officers OF the law. and
the rooms were dismantled. all of the
paraphernalia being taken along with
the owners. leaving little to indicate
what the rooms had been used for.
Get Wagon Lond.
A wagon load of gambling devices
We're brought 10 Rock Island and plac-
ed in the store room at the jail One
roulette wheel was found at the Wind
sor and tables and various devices
were found in the other places. Dice,
chips and cards in various quantities
We're picked up in all OF them. The
roulette wheel is apparently compara-
lively new. but Il will have to go by
the way Of cOnfscatiOn with the rest
of the paraphernalia. which is now in
the hands of the sheriff.
Two Plead.
Nose Ross and John O'Neill pleaded
guilty in county court this morning and
paid fines. Ross was charged with
keeping a gambling house and Judge
rarmenter fined him 800 and costs
O'Neill pleaded TO the charge of gam
ing and was assessed $50
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11
WANT VILLAGE BOARD
ENI0lNED AT GALVA
Judge Graves Called Unon to Decide
Right of Municipality to Sell
Light.

An interesting case from Gaiya will
come before Judge Graves in the Cir
cult court at Cambridge early next
week when an injunction viii be sought
to restrain the village board from 81
equippiug the municipal electric ligh,
plant that it may furnish light to pri
Vate consumers.
1t appears that it has been proposed
to- add TO the machinery and other
equipment Of the towns electric light
plant, which has been in operation for
some time. in order that light current
may be supplied to private parties and
revenue derived.
Several of The citizens Of Galva ,EoI1
that d village plant f. not permitted
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11
The United States Now Fourth.

1t is interesting to learn that through
the battle in the Sea of Japan the
United States has been raised to the
fourth place among naval powers. while
Russia has been reduced to seventh.
1t is also interesting to every sick man
and woman TO learn that through Hos
letters Stomach Bitters they can be
res -ored TO robust health. At least
this has been the experience of hun
dreds of others and there is no reason
why it should not benefit you also.
Commence taking it today and you'H
be surprised at the wonderful amount
Cf good it will do you. For those who
are weak. nervous, sleepless, or suffer
from sick headache, poor appetite. vom-
iting, Indigestion, dyspepsia, costiye-
ness, biliOusness. female troubles or
malarial fever the Bitters is especially
recommended. Try it today and be
convinced.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11
YARD NOW in Use
Slow Freights Are Being Made
Up at New
Shops.
SYSTEM is YET INCOMPLETE
ecessitates Removal of Families Il
Sivis-Some Trainmen Will Re-
main in City.

The big railroad yards at New Shops
We're used this week for the first time.
according TO the order previously re-
ferred TO in The Argus. The authori-
ties gave the instructions fer Ihe MAX
ing up OF slow freights al the yard. anG
1t is very probable that all the freight
trains will be formed there instead of
at Natick just as soon as the officials
in charge of the new place get a sys-
tenn for the working of the yards. 1t
naturally will occupy some time TO get
the yards and its many employees into
a proper working order.
Many VIII Move.
The bringing into use of the new
tracks and the retiring of the Natick
yards will necessitate the removal of
several families from Rock Island and
! larger number from Moline. Some
lines hours have been occupied by the
brakemen and conductors in the past
week in getting by car from this city to
Silvis and the taking of this amount of
time in getting to their trains and re
turning home after each trip is cause
for much complaint by the railroad
men
Accom- m0datiOnS Insufficient.
There are comparatively few resi-
dences in Silvis that are ready for oc-
cupancy at tie present time and the
greater part of the trainmen will have
o take the time TO so by car to and
from their work during the winter
When their trains are due to leave i'll
the night, the men are compelled to go
% the shops in the evening while the
cars are still running and wait there
for the time TO go, thus keeping them
away from home for many hours. How
Yer. many are so opposed to Silvis as
q place of residence that they will con
inue TO live in the cities.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11
Every Ounce You cat.

Every ounce of food you eat tha
fails 10 digest does a pound of harm
1t turns the entire meal into poison
This not only deprives the blood of III,
necessary tissue-building material bu
it poisons it. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure i.
a perfect digestant. 1t digests tn,
food regardless of the condition of the
stomach. Relieves beIching. heart
burn. sour stomach, indigestion. pa!pi
tation OF the heart, etc. Sold By al
druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11

Do not be deceived by counterfeits
when You buy Witch Hazel Salve. The
name of E. c. Dewitt & Co. is on ev-
sry box OF the genuine Piles in their
worst form viii soon pass away If you
viii apply DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
hight and morning. Best for cuts.
'urns boils, letter, eczema, etc. Sold
" all druggi5ts.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11
Cleared for Acticn.

When the body is cleared for action
" DR. Kings New Life Pills. you car
tell it by the bloom of health on the
heeks: the brightness of the eyes
the firmness Of the flesh and muscles
he buoyancy Of the mind. Try them
NJ Hartz & UIIemeyer's drug store, %
ents.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11

Obstinate constipation. indigestion
and stomach disorders are permanent
and positively cured By taking Hol.
listers Rocky Mountain Tea 35c tea
1r tablets. T. II. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11

sumers, ana they have engaged their
attorneys. Anderson & Andrews, OF Ke-
vance, 70 seek an Injunction.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11

$50 guests being present. The entire
house is beautifully decorated with
chrysanthemums. of every variety.
Lunch is being served in the dining
room. \ number of tri-city ladies are
assisting the Misses Bear in receiving
FoWIer-Stevenson Miss Jennie
Steven -o1 of Sherrard. and Guy Fow-
Ter of Geneseo. were married at >
o'clock this afternoon at the United
Presbyterian church. Rev ID. L. Nc
Nary officiating The bride has been
employed as a teacher near Geneseo.
and the groom is engaged in farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler will reside in
western Iowa.
Foss on SaVonarcla.-About seventy
five ladies of the membership of the
ID. a. r. heard the second of the ser
.es of lectures by Dr. {. W. Foss AT
he library hail yesterday afternoon,
his subject being "Savonarola." The
next address will be heard next Fri
day upon William the Silent"
Quarterly Tea. - The quarterly tea
of the LaGi.e' Missionary society OF
Broadway church viii be held at the
residence OF Mrs. Frank MiXter. Mon
day afternoon. Nov II a. O'Clock
Ms. Carrothers, who has been a resi-
dent of Japan for seven years VIII be
present and address the meeting
Kennedy dy-Meier-AIiss Matilda l.
Meier and Virgil w Kennedy. Who
We're married AT the Sacred Heart rec
tory Wednesday evening by Rev. Fath
er Lockney. viii reside in Davenport.
Mr.. Kennedy being employed as book
keeper at the Davenport Gas & Elec-
tr.c company
Entertains at Bridge Whist Mrs
William H. Whistler charmineIy en-
tertained number of ladies from this
city and Moline at bridge whist thi
morning A delicious luncheon follow
ed the cards. Miss Josephine Whistler
assisted in receiving
Birthday Surprise-A most enjoy
able time was spent last evening at the
home of Henry Shiffer on Fifth av-
enue, about 40 friends gathering there
20 assist in the celebration of Mr..
Shiffer's birthday anniversary. and
leaving as 4 remembrance a handsome
watch chain.
Lady Maccabees Entertain The
Lady Maccabees of the World will en-
tertain their friends at a dancing par
~ at Maths hall next Monday night |
Refreshments will be served.
To Entertain at Cards. - Mrs. Fran
els \. Smith will entertain a number
of ladies at cards Wednesday after |
noon, Nov. Is.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11

Years OF suffering relieved in q
night Itching piles yield al once to
the curative properties of Doan's Oint-
ment- Never fails At any drug store
soc.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11

who Addresses Mems Meeting at y. NJ.
c. y. Tomorrow Afternoon.
pastor of the First Baptist church. The
subject given by Rev. Reed to mis- ad-
iress is "Christliness of Christian e.
fort" Prof. L. l.. PhilbrOOk and W.
Karr win sing Il duet. II. NJ. McCas-
krin will talk to the boys at 2:15.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

Reception at School 10 Parents
The Ericsson school. on Fourth street,
Moline. was last evening the scene OF
one of the largest and most delightful
social events OF the season. the teach
ers of that building rendering a recep
ton TO the parents of pupils in the dis
triCI. including as guests Supt. and
Mrs. Gerard T. Smith. and members
| of the board of education. making in
! all a company aggregating 300. Nc
| efforts had been spared on the part Ol
| the teachers To prepare the building
within for the event. and the result
was brilliantly lighted reception hall
| deliberately and artisticaIly decorated
with flags. bunting and a profusion of
| flowers. predominant being the sea
sons flower, the chrysanthemum. The
teachers, prettily gowncd in evening
costumes. received the guests as they
arrived.
Delicious refreshments were seTv-
ed. the tempting viands being pre-
pared and served by the girls of the
eighth grade, looking very dainty with
their aprons and caps of white. Mrs.
Kate NJ Gleason supervised. a pro
gram. which contributed very much to-
ward the entertainment of the guests.
consisted of the following numbers: A
whistling solo by Miss Grace Huntoon.
a reading by Mrs Harry Ainsworth. a
short talk by Supt Gerard T. Smith, a
talk on manual training by the manual
training instructor. II. Dickinson: talk
on domestic science by Mrs. Kate NJ.
Gleason. and two selections by the
high school glee club.
The following teachers comprised the
reception committee: The Misses
Wright, Anthony. Putnam, Evans, As
from, Helen Pahl Wilhelmine Pahl.
Palmquist, Reynolds, Perrott, Medill.
and Mrs HOLSTER. These receptions
have become an annual event. given
for the purpose of promoting the so
cial relations between the parent and
teacher. and with that aim in view
iast evenings reception is pronounced
a grand success, the expectations of
the ladies being fully realized.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11
OR. H. w. REED TALKS TO MEN
Addresses Afternoon Meeting at Y. Nj.
c. A. Tomorrow at $50.

The mems meeting az the Y. NJ. c.
4. tomorrow afternoon AT $3.50 o'clock
will be addressed by Rev II. w. Reed.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11

Reception to Tri-City Ladies. - The
Misses Maud and Myra Bear are this
afternoon receiving at their home. a
large number OF tTi-city ladies, about
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11
Members of Moline woman's Club

mcNDeTS OF NlOli1S "OiElSH StuD--
The executive committee Of the Moline
Won ans club. which met in Moline
yesterday. added 10 their membership
IA large number of Rock Island ladies.
The organization is now one of the
largest in this locality. Following is d
list of the new members from this
city: Miss Mary +. Lee. Mrs. Charles
Thompson. Mrs. J. X. Greif. Miss Mary
Bostock. Mrs. Henry Bostock. Miss
Helen Platt. Mrs J. \. Johnson. Mrs
ParmenJeT. Mrs. NJ. J. Murphy. Miss
Ellen Olof. Mrs y :. Burt. Mrs p. c.
Brien. Miss Martha Z. Smith. Miss
Florence FTiestat. Mrs F G.. Chanuon.
Mrs George NeJtletor. Miss Julia Chan
non, Mrs Florence Luse. Mrs James
Price. Mrs. Julia Schriyar. Mrs. J. :.
Gilmore. Miss Emma Kahlke, Miss
Martha Kahlke
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11

Entertains at Bridge Whist Mrs
William II. Whistler charmin2ly en-
tertained number of ladies from this
city and Moline at bridge whist thi.
morning. A delicious luncheon follow
ed the cards. Miss Josephine Whistler
assisted in receiving
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11

Euchre Party. - Mrs Benjamin E.
Jones has issued invitations for a eI.-
chre party, Wednesday afternoon.
Nov. l5.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11
To Entertain at Cards =

els \. Smith viii entertain a numbe,
Of ladies al cards Wednesday after
noon, Nov. Is.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-11-11
Lady Maccabees

Lady Maccabees Entertain.-T The
Lady Maccabees of the World will en-
tertain their friends at a dancing par
~ at Maths hall next Monday night
Refreshments will be served.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1905-05-23
DekAlB-MCClEAN.
Beautiful Wedding Of Two Young
PeODle Of LeWiStOwn,

One Of the most beautiful church
of the state was SolemniZed at
high noon last Sunday when Mr.. II.
Leonard Dekalb and Miss Vera Nc
Clean were united in marriage by the
Rev. w. A. Winters at the new NJ. e.
church. In addition to the usual con-
gregatiOn of the church. number Of
friends of the popular young people
came in on time to witness the cere-
mony and when Lohengrin's beau
tiful wedding march was struck up by
Mrs. Winters on the piano and Prof
Race on the violin, The church was
crowded to its utmost capacity.
Promptly at the noon hour, the
doors of the church were thrown open
and the wedding party entered. The
bridal party entered through the door
to the main aisle. First were little
Misses Thelma Anderson and Lillian
Mclean, the first the flower girl. the
second the bearer of the wedding ring.
Following these little girls came the
bride escorted by her nncle, Mr. VIM.
NJ. Mclean, the two bridesmaids.
Misses Lena Newell and Ada Meyer
sick. The groom supported by his
best man, Mr.. W. II. Smith. entered
by the side door and walked down the
right aisle to the altar. The Rev.
Winters most impressiyely read the
services, the beautiful ring ceremony
being used At the conclusion of the
ceremony, the wedding party left the
church by the right aisle. From the
church, they were driven to the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Mclean where
an elegant wedding dinner was served
The groom, H. Leonard DeKalb, is
one OF the rapidly rising young attor-
neys of this city. Since locating here
about three years ago, he has made
rapid strides in his profession and has
at the same time wen for himself a
wide circle of friends. Ambitious, up
right and honest, he has splendid
future in this city. The bride, for
merly Miss Mclean, has been a resi-
dent of Lewistown for over two years
during which time she has made her
home with her uncle VIM. Mclean
and wife. She is an admirably young
woman and numbers her friends by
the score. The many friends of the
young people join in wishing them
happiness and prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeKalb have started
to housekeeping on Water street, the
groom having recently purchased
home up there.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1905-05-23
TALKS ON PERMITS.
State Game Warden Scott Saws That
Game Is on the Increase.

me state game warden was in the
city and vicinity for several days dur.
ing the past week looking up mat
ters connected with his office. While
talking with the Democrat reporter
on Sunday Mr.. Scott stated that hunt
ing and fishing permits were selling
rapidly and this method of replenish-
ing the game fund seems to be en-
tirely successful. Under the Old law
all property owners were subject to
a tax of one-tenth of a mill on ali
property assessments. Under the new
law, which repeals the former tax,
only those who are directly interested
in hunting or fishing are made to put
up for the privilege of enjoying their
favorite sport.
AT first, said Mr.. Scott, the issuance
of the permits was generally misun.
derstood and looked upon as an i'm.
position but now large per centage
of the people are beginning to realize
that the law is just one and bene-
ficial to the state both financially and
in the preservation of the game.
According to Mr.. Scott the game in
every section of the state is on the
increase and this has been noticed in
this section of the state by the repre-