The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-07-14

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs, B. H. Bundy,
on July eth, a daughter.
Miss Anna Reedy left Tuesday for
Befesford, where she ATTENDED the
wedding Of a sister.
The circus has come and gone, the
carnival is over, and peace and Qule-
tude have once more descended on
the city.
John Rink. OF the Olwin-Angeil
force, leaves Monday for points IN
Wisconsin. where he will spend his
vacation.
The fireworks exhibition SATURDAY.
night was witnessed by hundreds.
The display was quite beautiful and
provoked many an Oh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Ackley
have returned from their wedding
trip and have takenup their residence
at their home. lilo South Main street
The residence of Mrs. Thorsen.
widow of Andrew Thorsen, who lives
north of the city. vas broken into the
Fourth and an old watch stolen.
There is no clue TO the miscreants,
II. C. Mccartney, cashier Of the
First National Bank Of Oakes, n. D..
and Fred Glover. manager of the
Glover ranch near OakeS, brought
automobile parties down to attend the
circus Wednesday.
Emil Gardner seems to be in trouble
over the alleged theft of two wire
cables. Casper Lepper lays the loss OF
one 400 feet long to him and the Mil
waukee railroad company another.
To save prosecution. Gardner agreed
to pay for them but at last accounts
had not done SO.
Rev. Father Kane. who has taken
an extensive vacation in the southern
and eastern states. arrived from New
York this morning During his alb
sence an operation was successfully
performed on him in the hospital at
| Aiken, S. G. He is now in good
health, and is again ready for active
work. Father Kane is a very pleas
ant and agreeable gentleman.-And-
over Gazette.
On Thursday of this week Strauss,
the Clothier. will remove his big stock
Of clothing from the present location
to the south storeroom Of the Dayton
block, which he will occupy tempo
rarily. The store which he has occu-
pied 50 long is already being loaded
onto trucks for removal to the corner
of First Street and Fourth avenue
having been purchased by Charles
Bremen. who. it is reported. will fit it
up for a rink.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L. Amphlett were
here last week visiting among ac-
quaintances of twenty years ago, and
on Sunday were guests of the G. W.
Miller family. returning to Britton
Monday a. m. to spend the fourth
with their son, ". Q. Amphlett. 1t
is nearly fourteen years since this
couple left Claremont yet they have
not added a year in looks, and that
speaks well for Apache, Okla, where
they have been the past two years
Claremont cor. Groton Independent.
The Milwaukee railroad will build a
reservoir west Of the city wherein to
store rain water to use in their en-
gines. Any house wife who has no.
ticed how prone artesian water is to
boil up in a kettle knows exactly the
trouble experienced by engineers.
Consequently artesian water, of
which the railroad has a plenty. can
not be used and trains leaving Aber-
deem are obliged to stop at the first
tank to take water. This costs time
and money and a reservoir would save
it all.
The bicycle rider. Layman, who
Heaps the death chasm.' came neal
missing out n night last week and
precipitating himself into a veritable
death chasm. In making the descent
he was unable to see clearly enough
to know just when to leap and lifted
too soon This caused him to strike
some of the lighter boards on the
long incline and break them. As a
result the length Of his rebound or
leap was broken and he just made the
other incline. 1t was a close call and
he was pretty badly scared for a
while. Fralick, the high diver. also
had a close call when one of the cor
ner posts supporting his net gave
away, letting him fall to the ground.
These. with the close Shave of the
balloonist, made the week rather
e%ventful from the performers point of
view.
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