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

at 9 a n. and , p. m. 80 cents.
WANTED-This office wantsio buy
clean cotton rags Bring them in.
Dell Willmarth of Iroluois was il
the city last week visiting his mother.
w. L. Cochrane goes to the Black
Hills this week to conduct a summer
institute in Custer.
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Hunt and
children have returned from a visit in
Plano. ILL.,, Of two months duration.
Judge and Mrs. a. ". Campbell re.
turned Saturday from Minneapolis
where they spent a few days visiting.
Phil McHugh has returned home
from a pleasant visit with friends and
relatives in several Minnesota cities
List your land and city property
with the GOODWIN LAND Co. corner
of Second Ave. and Lincoln St. ind
Several cases of sunstroke were re-
ported Friday and Saturday. hut nc
serious injuries have resulted. 50 far
as known.
A school with national reputation
for thorouglnesS is Mankato CONNER.
cial College. Mankato. MINI. Write
for free catalogue.
Black rust is reported from L. Q.
Curtiss' winter wheat field but the
grain is so far along that but little
damage will result.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Heel have re-
turned from their Pacific coast trip.
They visited the great Portland ex-
position and enjoyed the trip i'm
mensely.
F. a. Arms, for some time in the
employ of L. ". Kelley, has removed
to Madison. where he is now engaged
in the hardware and plumbing bust
ness on his " account
Casper HAITI. who is having the new
building erected on the corner of
Main street and First avenue. has re-
turned from YaHkton and will remain
in the city during the construction OF
the building.
The old frame building. recently
vacated by the Strauss Clothing
House, is being moved away. The
material for the new Appel building
On that corner is being delivered daily
and work will soon be under way.
It is reported that the old time ar
tesian well on the Van Horn farm
just east of town has stopped flowing.
It is n Of the Oldest wells in the
county. The trouble is probably due
to a caye-in at the Bottom Of the well.
Miss Rena Owen. Miss Mabel
Greene. Charles Sauer. Miss Cora Ut
ley, Miss Appleford. Miss Edith Nc
Cam and ". J. Keane have returned
from Denver. Colorado. where they
went as local representatives 20 the
Epworth league convention.
Mr.. and Mrs E D. Moulton of
Warner were paving Mrs. Moulton.s
uncle, n. c. Giesen, a visit last week
when their infant daughter was sud-
denly taken i'll. The babe. just seven
weeks old. died Sunday night. The
funeral services were held at Warner.
E J. Haasze is said TO be very
comfortably situated on a beautiful
fruit farm near North Yakima,
Washington. He has comnodious
buildings. all III OF fruit trees
and is happy and cnntented. all of
which is good news to his many
friends.
The new officers of the Social Tele-
phone company Of Hecla are: Pres.
E a. Lahman. Portage: Sec. R. f.
Frasier. Detroit: Treasurer. a. E.
Clark. Hecla: Directors as follows:
John Bserline. kidder, P. C. Howell.
Newark: DR.. Miller, B%ritton: ". B.
Wyckof. Havana.
Company L has returned from the
camp at WATERFOWL. having made a
very creditable showing while there.
Critics. who are competent to Judge
in military matters, declare that the
company was I'M of the best at the
camp and that the way it was handled
showed that its officers were real mil
itary men. Captain Reaman and
Lieutenant Bischer were in charge of
the company.
A well known man about town is
trying a new remedy for badness.
He wear a hat without a crown in it.
The weather of the last few days. if
it has free access to a fellow Uranium
should cause the thin hairs to stool
out immensely. This experiment is
being watched with much interest by
many who note the thinning locks ON
their OWE heads. Will the croWnleS
hat become a fads
Excursions to Tacoma Park SUNDAY
at 8 a. m. and2 p. m. 30 cents