The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-11-24
CITY AND COUNTRY.

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gang, a son.
Louis Fry, q of the popular mer-
chants Of Mellette, was a visitor in
the city Monday.
A. G. Macomber, prescription clerk
in Woodward's drug store, is laid up
with a game knee.
The local lodge Of Maccabeees gave
a pleasant smoker last Thursday eve
ming. A large crowd attended.
Gallett's stock of pianos is attract
ing the attention of many buyers.
He will have some of the best makes
on hand.
Captain and Mrs. j. Ell. Hauser
entertained very pleasantly on Tues
day in honor of their son, Rev. j. P.
Hauser, and his bride.
John Kirchkessler and Miss
Margaret Senger, both Of Aberdeen,
were married in st. Mary's church on
Monday at high mass by Rev. Father
Dahlmanns.
The attendance at the high school
has become so large that an extra
teacher has been secured. The place
has been filled by r.. S. Schmalle Of
Akron, Iowa.
Hugh Liddle and Miss Pearl How
ard, both of this city, were quietly
married last Thursday at the parson-
age of the Christian church. Rev.
ME-. Ainsworth officiating.
It is rumored that the Milwaukee
will shorten their run from the Twin
cities to Aberdeen by two hours in
order to meet the competition of the
new Great Northern train.
The N. N. & L. S. foot ball team
went to Redield last Saturday and
defeated the Redfeld college eleven.
Thus far the Normal boys have scored
we'll in each game and have not been
defeated.
The new electrical sign in front of
the Appel building is the first of the
kind ever put up in Aberdeen. 1t is a
metropolitan sign and a sign of COM
ing metropolitan ways. Mr.. Appel
ought to be proud of it.
N. @. Johnston, the veteran mail
carrier, has resigned after Is years
continuous service. He was happily
remembered by post Office employees
the other evening who called and left
a little token of their esteem.
McArthur's Piano Temple was
crowded Wednesday evening. Alarge
number stood outside of the store
listening to the music by Cason's
orchestra. The occasion also marked
the opening of the Piano Temples
immense sale.
Henry Kytomen and Miss Annie
Illikainen of Hecla and Elmer Holm.
strom Of Hecla and Miss Hannah
Oryala of Aberdeen were married last
Saturday by County Judge Hute.
Marriage license was issued on the
same day to Adolph Moffenbier and
Miss Emilia Kraft of Aberdeen.
James Hart, a local bartender, was
fined $40 and costs by Justice Jones
Tuesday on a charge Of petit larceny.
The trouble arose because of his
alleged failure to pay for some drinks,
in a local saloon, which he ordered for
himself and others. He put up a cash
bond Of 500 and took an appeal to the
circuit court.
Mrs. Thomas Young of Ashton died
at st. Luke's hospitallast Wednesday
night. Mrs. Young was a young
woman who had been married but
a short time. Her parents are Mr..
and Mrs. B. Z. Sheridan Of Ashton
and Albert Yonng is an uncle. The
deceased is survived by ayear old son
and her husband. The funeral ser.
vices were held at Ashtonlast Friday.
The Brown County Educational
Association will hold its annual meet.
ing In Aberdeen on Friday and Satur-
day, December 1 and 2. 1t is ex-
pected that all the teachers in Brown
county will be present at the meeting,
A long and interesting program has
been prepared. The election OF
officers for the coming year will occur
at the conclusion Of the program.
a. 3. Boyd has resigned his position
as cashier Of the First State bank and
has been succeeded by G. b. Seeley.
Mr.. Boyd has not retired from the
firm OF Lincoln s. Boyd and will con-
tinue to take an active interest in;the
business OF that firm. 4. gassen
has been elected vice-president Of the
Aberdeen National bank and WILDE
an assistant to Mr.. Bassett. Mr.sCas.
sell has been succeeded by p. J.Buholz
as manager for the international ID
this district. .sB