The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-06

-, '"u MIS-. u. G. Vaughan die
s'opplng in Aberdeen, Saturday.
There is a new family moved inf,
"'d' IS Khown as the Rexinger House
Mr. II. H. Tooker starts for Chicap,
saturday with a carload of fat sheen.
a. Moffat and VIM. Gayman went !,
n''ehoaie on a Specializing tour Satur
day.
They say it isn't safe to cross the
river now, as The ice is getting pretty
"Shaky."
several OF the Oneotaites attended
Tile skating rink in Westport and re.
port a good time.
Inc magic lantern at the Daultou
school house, Thursday, March %,
were in attendance.
lhe snow which has been with us
since November 2S, is going. "like
chaff from a threshing floor"
Most of the farmers are hustling for
spring work, filling their barns with
nay liking up machinery, etc.
The Grant, Bros. were out from
frederick, Saturday, looking up a
land deal but it didn't materialize,
Leo Callaghan was one of the younp
asplrants for a certificate in Aberdeen
last week, We hope he will be sue.
ceSSful.
The town board met March 20,
Tuesday, for the transaction of
township business also the school
board.
we mad a vacation of three days last
week as some of our teachers attended
the examination in Aberdeen Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. John Burke an old time friend
or the Friel family arrived from
Chicago recently. He will make
them a visit and perhaps look up a
lOCdulOu ucIcdDOutS.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fletcher are eniov-
ing a visit with their daughter, Mrs.
S~Wartzbaugh, also Mrs. Austin,
mother of Mrs. Fletcher, both from
Sioux City, Iowa. They arrived about
a week ago.
Mr.. Rupert Walworth has an
artesian well that rumor says is not
just as good as he would like to have
it. 1t sends out clear water but with
very little force. The Walker rig has
moved to the Ayers ranch, just
north of the Hogan Bros. ranch.
Nothing pleaSes US more than to
keep track Of our young people when
they start out in the world with a
pair Of willing hands and determina-
ton to win. Again we hear of Chas.
klttel who was a stenogaapher at
Sisseton last m He is now
working for Brown Bros. in Aberdeen,
commanding S7G per month.
Mr.. Julius Arndt died at his home
in Cneota Friday afternoon, March
80. 1906. He was n Of the Pioneer
Of Western Franklyn. He leaves an
aged wife and four grown up children
to mourn his loss. Tive sons, William
and Morris and two daughters, name
ly, Mrs. Hansen Of Havana, N. D..
and Mrs. Rotland Cooper. He was In
tered in the Frederick cemetery
Monday. "Friend after friend depart
who has not lost a friend. There is
no union here Of hearts that has not
here an end"
The two bells that we sent to Sears,
Roebuck for have arrived. They are
the crystalline metal bell' weight
complete 165 lbs. each, price s4.S3 each.
Transportation and freight for both
s3.17, making the cost of both sl2.S3
or S6.414 each. Now since this makes
three bells in Oneota township and
we want a fourth, we will give any
Of our home merchants a chance TO
get the fourth one for us at the above
figures, if they can't compete with
those figures. They must not kick"
on the ''catalog house." 1t may be
possible that, being they do not
handle bells as a speciality, that
they cannot compete on this one
article. However we would be pleased
to hear from them before sending for
another hell.