The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-28
CITY AND COUNTRY.

Nlls SoiSchd.
Mrs. r. T. Paine left Saturday
morning tor Fargo TO attend the 1un-
eral of her grandson. ri, o Of MI.
and Mrs. F. E. Paine.
Gilborne Brothers recently com
pleted a well on Ira O. Curtiss' west
farm. Now he has a good arteslan
we'll on each Of his farms.
Manager Gottschalk received word
on Wednesday fixing definitely the
date for Clara Thropp company.
The date is Friday May 18th.
Rev. H. Fl. Harmon, who conducted
a series of successful meetings at the
Christian church, has departed tor
his home in Columbus. Ohio.
]. w. Smith sold a fine farm in Ed
munds county to J. W. Daniels OF
Fairmont, Mimi. Mr.. Daniels will
move on to the farm at once.
Paul Linnet is building a coy six
room cottage on Ninth avenue: be-
tween Third and Fourth. He hopes
to rest under his own roof by mid
May.
Mrs. P. D. Peabody Of Webster re-
turned to her home Saturday morn
ing after a visit Of a few days with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. ".
Huntington.
B. G. Lamont, purchased on Mon
day one of those Oldsmobile elegant
light t%onneaus. ten horse power, OF
C. A. Macarthur, and made a present
OF it to his son, Maurice.
W. F. Mason and ia mily are getting
settled in their new residence at the
corner Of Washington street and Sew
enth avenue. 1t is one Of the finest
residence structures in the city.
Last Friday c. S. Terwillegar, an
old resident Of West Hanson town
ship died suddenly Of bronchial pneu-
monia. He was nearly S. years old
and was one Of the earliest settlers in
that vicinity.
One Of the most enjoyable dances
of the season was given by the Cath
Ole Order of ForesterS at the Colts
chalk Monday night. Se~venty-fve
couples danced to the music of the
Aberdeen orchestra.
Amos HARE of Claremont, drove in
to the city Tuesday with viii and
Fred Grammer Of Lowell, Michigan.
nephews Of Mrs. Hare, who have
been visiting for several weeks with
them. They left for home over the
Milwaukee much pleased with South
Dakota.
The editor Of the Marshall County
Journal, e.. 4. Tysell. and Miss
Lucille Jones. both Of Britton. were
married on Wednesday. April 10th.
at the home of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Tysell have numerous
friends and acquaintance in this
city who wish them much joy.
J. A. Ross, Of Sioux Falls who will
be remembered as one Of the orators
at the democratic state convention
that assembled in this city last sum-
mer. has been in the town a few days
this week. Mr.. Ross is claim ad-
juster for the Terminal Dispatch
company. joint association Of the
various railroads.
W. n. O;Neil is bound to have one
of the incest places in the city. He
has done much tree planting at his
place, corner Of Fifth avenue anC
Washington street. He has a little
orchard of very thrifty apple trees.
and every foot Of available space is
occupied by shrubs. flowers and vege-
tables.
F. A. Hills, travelling passenge!
agent Of the Great Northern railroad
vas in the city Tuesday in consulta
tion with the Tacoma Park manage
ment as to service during the coming
assembly and other matters. Tn
Park will undoubtedly soon be mad
a flag station, and a passenger shet
will be constructed over the plat
form to shelter from sun and rair
the waiting passenger. Other i'm
provements in connection with tn
railroad are conditionally promised
The band concert last Friday ever
ing was unique in that there wer
more musicians playing than eyer be
fore played at one time in an Abel
deem band. The numerical size Of tn
audience was not exactly in propol
tion to the number of musicians 0
the stage but the fact that the cor
cert was given on Good Friday un
doubtedly kept many from attending
Aberdeen people should not loos
sight Of the fact that the band boy
are working hard and that the wor
they are doing will rebound to tn
city's credit many times over.
The city editor of a contemporar
organ in speaking of the new Ape
block, Lamont's new stores and th
News addition, boasts of Thir
avenue west being sin it," No