The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-02-17
CITY AND COUNTRY.

city Tuesday.
Isaac Lincoln spent a few days in
Pierre this week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Beck
on Feb. Sth, a son.
C. j. Heel spent Tuesday in Tea.
land, n. D., on business.
Miss May Poachles left Wednes'
day for a visit at her old home in Min.
nesota.
b. j. Giesen, deputy register OF
deeds, has returned from a trip to
Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Macarthur left
Minneapolis Saturday for a trip to the
Pacific coast.
Peter GRADER of this city has been
released from bankruptcy by Judge
Garland of Sioux Falls.
Carl Ladner, manager of the College
Inn, spent a few days this week in the
Twin cities on business.
D. C. Washburn went to Faulkton
Wednesday to make preliminary sur
vey for a sewer system for that city.
NJ. j.. Tymeson has concluded to
move to Mitchell where he will go into
the poultry business on a large scale.
n. Geib, proprietor of the Aberdeen
Hardware store, spent several days of
this week in the twin cities on bust
ness.
Frank Walklin, formerly of the Ha-
vana, N. D., Herald, has taken a posi-
ton as travelling salesman with John
Macarthur & Son.
President Koehler of the Normal
will lecture on Friday evening of this
week at Ipswich. His subject will be
Education and Civilization.
Charles Wade. an old Brown county
boy, is in the city visiting his brother
John Wade. He has lived in Yakima,
Washington for a number of years.
Mrs. C. j. Mcleod and Mrs. c. A.
Lum give a luncheon this Thursday
afternoon and a card party tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nc
Leod.
Mrs. Kate Austin Angel died in
Edgeley, N. D., last Thursday. She
was we'll known in Aberdeen and Vi
cinity having appeared in this city a
number of times as a reader and elo-
c%utionist.
Robert Burton, secretary of the
Brown county pure seed association,
desires to hear from farmers who
have pure No. l seed to dispose of or
who want to secure it.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
David b. Ryan was buried last Friday
afternoon at Riverside cemetery. The
funeral services were held from the
home of the child's parents, Rev. ].
Y. Montague officiating.
The ladies of the Eastern Star will
give a dancing party at the Temple
Friday evening to which all masons
and their ladies are invited. An ad-
mission charge of % cents will be
made to cover expenses.
The first anniversary of the serving
of a meal at the dormitory of the n.
n. & l. S. was celebrated by a dinner
party given by Miss Donnohue, the
preceptress. Nearly all the members
of the boarding club were present.
a.. NJ. Marsh, the rail road conduct
or recently killed in a wreck at Mel
bovine, Iowa, was a cousin of O. A.
Grifis. Mr.. Marsh's train crashed
through a bridge, killing several peo-
pie and injuring a number of others.
The Milwaukee road has installed a
little fire department all of it's own
1t consists of a two wheeled cart and
about 300 feet of regulation hose. AS
soon as the weather permits the en-
ployees of the company will have a
regular fire drill.
T.W. Husband, general agent for
the Mutual Life Insurance
of New York, has rented an Office in
the Telephone block. He will be as
ISOLATED with W. R. Hubbard, former
~ of Huron, in the management of
the company's business in this part OF
the state.
Mrs. c. N. Harris was doubly honor.
ed at the meeting of the Eastern Star
Monday evening. She was presented
by members of the order with a solid
gold star, showing a gayel suspended
above it. The installation of of.
1cers was postponed until the next
meeting.
A week from yesterday "wednesday,
the South Dakota State Band will
give its second concert. The program
will consist wholly of compositions
not previously rendered by the band
and will be a musical treat. The sec.
ond or Juvenile band will make their
first public appearance on this occas-
sion as they have been given the first