The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-01-27
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Apple's store. Try it.

Miss Cora Utley, of the Olwin-Angel
force, is in Huron visiting her parents
Watkins Pabular:Stock Food is tn
best and cheapest on the Market. 35lb
pals for $3.50.
Ed M. Hall is enjoying a visit from
a brother, G. D. Hall and an uncle
William Hall Of Minnesota.
A. F. Milligan and family left Mon.
day night for the South. They viii
spend the winter at st. Petersburg
Florida.
Rev. Marshall F. Montgomery has
gone to Huron to spend a week with
Mrs. Montgomery, who is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Abel.
Mrs. B. Starlocki, aged mother OF
Mrs. John Briedenbach, is seriously
ill with pneumonia. Her advanced
age renders recovery doubtful.
The knights Of Columbus gave a de-
lightful card party Monday evening,
Mrs. P. T. Burns won the lady's first
prize and P. M. Guhin, the gentleman's.
T. O. Erickson, the we'll known
young lawyer, has been appointed
United States court commissioner to
succeed j. E. Adams, lately appointed
receiver of the local land Office.
While the weather cannot be called
exactly balmy it causes the rugged
people of this community no particu-
lar inconvenience. The thermometer
got down to 80 below Tuesday evening.
Chris Lorenzen is running the Aber-
deem House in the absence of his
mother, who will soon leave on an ex-
tended trip to her old home in Illinois
and thence to her birth place in Ger
many.
F. H. Streeter succeeds w. j. Keane
as local manager for the American Elk
press company. Mr.. Streeter comes
from st Paul where he has been en-
ployed in the company's offices for
some years.
Judge j. H. Mccoy left Tuesday
morning for Webster where he opened
a term of court for Day county. E. w.
Taylor also went to Webster where he
will have legal business during the
term of court.
The chain system of raising funds
to erect a monument to VIM. McKin-
ley is being worked. Several persons
in this city have just become links in
the chain and have sent ten cents to
Judge Day at Canton.
The latest honor to go to Groton is
the election Of Forester H. Smith to
be president Of the state board of
agricultural. Forester has put in
much time as a member of the board
and deserves promotion.
At the meeting of the official board
of the Christian church Tuesday
evening Rev. M. B. Ainsworth was re-
engaged for the ensuing year. The
many friends Of the Rev. Mr.. Aims
worth and family will be pleased to
learn of this action on the part of the
church authorities.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are elated over the success of the AL
bert Armstrong picture play. The i'm
mense audience was captivated by the
artistic production and praise I'M
stinted has been showered on the man
agement since Monday evening. The
success of the series is fully guaran-
teed.
John E. Adams, the new receiver of
the Aberdeen land Office received the
bond and other documents to be filled
out and returned to Washington, when
his commission will be sent. The pap.
ers surprised Mr.. Adams as he had not
heard of his nomination having been
confirmed. There has been less delay
in his case than is usual in such mat
tiers, and the judge will likely be able
to assume his new duties in a short
time.
The addition to st. Luke's hospital
been completed and the work of
furnishing the new rooms has been
progressing nicely. A number of
Aberdeen people have furnished
and others have generously as.
sisted. st. Luke's has become a recop-
nlzed Institution not only of this city
but of the entire north half of the state.
a decidedly creditable record gained
in a short time.