The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-11-03

Clarence Burns returned Sunday
mornino from a trip on land business
through Iowa and Illinois.
Most of the townships in the county
are represented by exhibits at tneooa
show Int Bath township is stillaheau
for number, variety and excellence u
exhibits.
7. L. Brown has sold his residence
IN Nico)let avenue east to l.. l.. W..
man nossession to be given in a shol
time. Mr.. Brown taking apartments
down town.
]. ]. Herrett of Frederick has os,
come the proprietor of the
Store" of the ]. B. Moore Furniture
Company and comes here to run ~,
still retaining his interest ID Vl'
| Frederick store.
On Saturday afternoon the MilbanK
high school foot ball team tried cor
clusions with our high school invlnc-
ihles on the new grounds of the latter
in the southern part of the city. 1he
game resulted as usual, only a little
more so. SO to 0 i~n.favor,,of the home
team.
The Missouri and Kansas fellows
who have been working with threSh'
ing crews in this vicinity took a nike
last week when the cold snap struch
this country. Three dollars a day ane
board is no inducement for the schap'
to remain when they see a little snow
on the ground.-Doland Times-Herala
The dedication of St. Mary's church
last Sunday vas a most lmportah0
event in the history of Catholl'
church affairs in this city. Notw!th
standing the inclemency of tn
weather a great crowd was out to VIII
ness the impressive ceremonies, car
ried out in accordance with the pro
gram previously published,
The production of THE Holy City
under the management OF Gordon !
Bennett Monday night was witnessed
by a fine turnout. The play is an eX
ceedingly impressive one and tue III
terest in the unfolding OF the grea
tragedy of the cross was too intenSt
to manifest itself in applause. III
company with their extensive outtl
of scenery had to make quick wor
after the performance to get loade'
on the midnight train on the NORTH
western to make their next long jun
!, to Jamestown.
The steady stream of farmers com
! ing to the city to make permanent
homes is in no wise abated. TIL
Fourth Ward seems to catch the mos
! of them. The more recent accession
are Harry Bradford and T. d. Graz
: dali of Rondell and E. j. Mather {
. Groton. The latter has bought lot
!. at the corner OF Ninth avenue an
: Jay street, where he will erect a fin
! residence. Mr.. Crandall has purchas
ed for $4,000, a piece of property o
Washington street on which there ar
two residences.
: Chas. Pagel Of Hanson TOWNSHIP.
was before the board Of county com
missioners on Tuesday with a petition
for assistance from the county in tn
construction and maintenance Q
bridges in that township. The count
is asked to build a 40 foot bridge owe
Mud creek two and a half miles sout
OF Groton, and a 80 foot span owe
Snake Creek a mile further south O
: the same line. Tie township under
: takes to rebuild one and construc
= another over Snake in the soutl
eastern part of the town.
I The sheriff and deputy sheriff {
Bonhomme county came to Aberdee
Monday and got two men captured b
the Aberdeen police last week su,
q pected of being two of the hank rot
I bers who blowed a safe at Springfield
D Oct. 9Th and got away with IS, 2OC
a Their names are Jacko Wilson an
q Patsy Carroll. The bank robbery
I question was an unusually daring on,
these men, with two others not We
apprehended, were seer around Sprin
. held previous to the robbery. The
showed up here in Aberdeen Ia,
lThursday night. The police he