The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-11-03

Roswell Bottum, cashier of the new
State Bank of Hecla, left MONDAY
night to take charge of the bank ana
become a resident Of Hecla.
Friday afternoon the Northern NOT
NAL team met the Redtield colleee
team here on their grounds, defeating
the visitors to the tune Of Al tot.
G. W. Nash, president of the Aber-
deem Normal, in company with =. l..
Eneboe, foreman of the Canton News,
made this office a pleasant vlslt lasC
Saturday.
Farm help is said to be scarce all
over the state. Corn huskers are max.
ing good money at four cents a bushel
and many farmers can't get help aC
that price.-Brookings Register.
Chas. A. Taskerud has assumed u.
W. Wardell's lease of eighty 1eet OF
railroad land just south Of the Crown
elevator and began work on the coal
sheds which he,'will build and operate
there. Free Press.
DR.. Arnold returned from Hecla
early in the week and reports duck
shooting along the Jim the best ne
ever saw there, Hunters have been
too numerous at the lake, where the
birds have become very shy, but along
the river they are easy.
J. L. Loebs, Of the Bonanza Seed
Farm, brought in some fine corn ex-
hibits. MI. Loebs has already a large
portion of his corn husked. He does
it with a shredder, owning n him.
self. He reports his corn as going
forty bushels to the acre.
There is much threshing still to be
done in the northern part OF the
county. The Sunday morning snow
caught not only much fax in the CAV
Ell, but there is occasionally a teld OF
shocks, in one instance a farmer has
100 acres of shocks out yet.
E. T. Taubman returned Sunday
morning from an extended visit II
Washington, where he went to attenc
the supreme council of thirty-third
degree Scottish Rite Masons. He wat
absent three weeks in all, taking some
time to revisit the scenes of his early
days in Iowa.
County Judge Christian of Ransom
county stopped over Sunday in this
city, the guest of Isaac Lincoln, VIII
was an old neighbor of his.back in the
claim shanty days in that county. HI
stayed over Monday to see the exhib
it's at the Brown county corn show il
the farmers room at the court house
Ernest Angerhofer, proprietor o
North Side grocery store, was weddet
Sunday afternoon at the German
Evangelical church to Miss Clara Reh
field, daughter of VIM. Rehfeld, Rev
f. Graeber performing the ceremony
After a brief wedding trip to Mime
apolis, they will be at home at 81
Eighth avenue west.
A. M. Mitchell, the northeast Brow
county sheep man, was in the city OF
Monday looking after business mat
tiers. He has done quite an extensiv
business in supplying sheep to feeder
this fall, having handled about twent
thousand. He sold twenty-five
hundred to G.. w. Dixon of Gem, AM
Henry Beard of this city, but the bull
OF his landings he has shipped t
feeders outside of the state. He i
himself quite an extensive feeder.
The evening services at the Chris
tian Church Sunday last were well at
tended, testing the seating capacit
OF the building. Rev. Ainsworth de
livered a sermon of unusual interes
while the music was Of a high order
Mr.. A. Wake of Leeds, England. VIII
is visiting here with the ChristiaI
pastor, sang solos in the morning an
evening services. He is a baritone &
good range and power and is wort
hearing. Mrs. E. J. Searle sang
beautiful solo in the morning and j
the evening was heard again as SOLOS
in u"The Palms." solo and quarte1
which was well rendered. ATTEND
ance at this church is rapidly CROWN
and the music for the winter month
! will be exceptionally fine.