The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-01-13
CITY AND COUNTRY.


Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wilson
on January 9th son.
DR.. j. j. Deertz of Ipswich has de-
cided to remove to Hecla.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Carl New
ton on January 7th, a son.
Ben Downs has returned to Aber-
deem and has taken a position at the
Milwaukee office.
Revival services will be held at the
Methodist church every evening for
the next few weeks.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Feeley died Saturday afternoon after
an illness of less than an hour.
Water pipes all over the city were
frozen Sunday night. Plumbers were
kept busy at repair work several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ~Breidenbach, Jr.,
of St. Paul are visiting with their pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. John Breidenbach,
Sr.
G. M. Giddings and son, William
have gone to Albany, Oregon, and will
spend the winter in various places on
the coast.
w. W. Austin is a victim to Aber-
deems icy sidewalks. He fell the
other morning and severly sprained
his ankle.
According to the government Their
mometer it got no warmer than 6 be-
low all day Monday and as cold as 16
below Sunday night.
W. P. Butler, we'll known to old
timers in Aberdeen, has taken a po-
sition with S. W. Narregang and will
have charge of his insurance agency.
Attorney E. T. ubman went to
Pierre Wednesday where he will argue,
before Judge Gaffey, for the reopen
ing of the Bangor-Selby county seat
case.
The A. O.. u. W. and the D. of H.
held a joint installation meeting Fri
day evening which was followed by a
sumptuous spread furnished by the
D. of H.
George N. Williamson left Monday
for Bismark, N. D., where he will as
sist in the prosecution of Art Van
dorste, the alleged Emmons county,
murderer.
Spratt Bros, an Incorporated COM
pany, will put in a stock of groceries
and general merchandise at Bath.
They now have stores at James and
Mellette.
The Normal School will have a COM
mercial course hereafter. It will be
quite comprehensive and will include
commercial law, stenography and
~tpyewriting.
DR.. Rock was called to Kidder on
Monday to perform a surgical opera
ton, going up in the morning and re-
turning in the evening on the Great
Northern train.
The Victor Talking Machine which
is given by the AMERICAN for only
twenty-five new subscribers is declar-
ed by many who have heard it to be
the equal of any $40 machine to be
had.
Ernest G. Brown, who has been con
nected with the Aberdeen Hardware
for some time, has gone to St. Louis
to take a position with the Simmons
Hardware company, one of the largest
wholesale hardware concerns in the
West.
Miss Leslie Gage was rendered a
pretty party at the Normal dormitory
where she was a boarder during her
senior year, on Friday evening. She
left for Pierre Monday morning to re-
sumo her work in the public schools
there.
Miss Mamie Guhin and Stephen
A. Guhin of MAnitowoc, Wisconsin,
visited several days with their broth.
ers, P. Il. Guhin and M. M. Guhin Of
the Hub City Book Store. They left
Tuesday for Eureka, where another
brother lives.
Seven carloads of stock went
through the city last Saturday morn.
ing, loaded at Hecla and Houghton
At the latter place Lars Herseth load.
ed two cars and w. L. Hall one. Al
Hecla A. M. Mitchell loaded four cars
of sheep and other stock. All were
bound for Chicago.
G. M. L. Erwin and R. l.. Brown
have been soliciting subscriptions
from Aberdeen people for the support
of the Childrens' Home in Sioux Falls
Aberdeen people have been in the
habit of contributing $500 each veal
to the institution and it is hoped tina,
a less amount will not be sent in this
year.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Herried arr
at the Ward and will remain in thu
city until the conclusion of the Scot