The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-05-19

DR.. S. A. Darling, the new dentlst,
has opened offices over NoedlschS
store. Attention is called to ms ad
vertisement at the head OF these
columns.
Orville Webb. now Il resident OF
New York state is back to Aberdeen
on a visit after an absence of thirteen
years. His father, years ago, kept
store here. He is a relative Of Frank
and Gene Webb.
Don't you think for a moment tlat
DR.. Geo. P. Dix will risk injuring his
professional reputation by attempting
any dental work that he cannot do as
we'll or better, than 80 years ago. (He
had then practiced S yeals>. u
Don't forget to figure with us on
your tarred paper when building, as
our prices will interest you. Wehave
the DESTROYING material yet produced.
Lei us Sllu" yOu UlC SooNo'
ABERDEEN HARDWARE Co.
The South Dakota State Band has
been invited to participate in the
Travelling Mems Carnival at Water
town the latter part of this month";
If transportation can be secured the
band will probably 60 and help adj
vertise the progress sivcness Of Aber-
deem.
Ed. Friel, genial Westport mer-
chant. was in town Tuesday and judg-
ing from his placid smile n would
not think he had just undergone a
surgical operation: but the fact was
that DR.. Murdy and associates cut
away a tumor from his person that
threatened to assume serious proper
lions.
Our baseball nine went down to de-
feat handsomely last week when they
crossed bats with the Ordway Hiber-
Man aggregation. What with a Nc
Neary on every bass and a DAILY at
each of the three points Of the field,
| Westport stood little show Of main
tanning her Observation-Disclosures
Waterman.
A recent change OF the North
Western makes the train from the
south six minutes earlier, making the
train due at 1859 p. m. instead OF
1905 d. m. as heretofore. No change
is made for the train going south.
This is in the right direction, il they
would only hitch it along five or six
hours earlier in-the neal future.
w. B. Flickenger is tearing down
the brick %veneering on his old bot
thing works building to use the brick
for an engine roO to be built on the
west side Of his new building, corner
of Washington street and Second ave-
nue., which he expects to occupy in a
few weeks. In selling his land to the
railroad he reserved the building.
j. I'll. Holmes, Of Aberdeen, who re-
presents a large Iowa land syndicate
has bought eleven quarter sections OF
land in l05, range 73, Lyman county
from II. e. Hunter. This land j.
about fifteen miles west of Oacoma, at
or neal the first railway station
There seems to be great demand TO,
the land along the new line Of rail
road west of the Missouri river
Mitchell Gazette.
On Sunday morning another larg'
installment of the people who com
steadily from Russia to people TIL
counties that lie west of us in the tw
Dakotas, came to Aberdeen. The
were direct from the domain of tn
Car and bound for the South Dakot
towns north and west. They wer
assigned three cars in which the
: were sheltered over night, departin
for the west Monday morning.
S. Fl. Cranmer% recently discovered
relic of other days. An old wall wa
: being torn out aud a paper, someWha
soiled with age. fell out. 1t was a II
minder of the last county seat tigl
waged in this county in the fall
1890. 1t was a hand-bill headed
d "Note for Aberdeen for the Count
:. Seat. 1t stated that Aberdeen la
given the county a court house Thu
l. would answer for many years. 4
e evidence of that fact a warranty dec
from the city to the county was S,
forth entire. The deed was execute
q by Robert Moody, mayor, and atteste
e by Chas. A. Fisher, city auditor.
d was acknowledged before John /
Perry, notary. 1t was dated Octob
f. lst. 1890.
S. M. Salisbury returned Mond;
d moning from tie Thunder Mounta
st mining region in Idaho. With hi
came John Mccoy of Washington, ]
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