The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-02

is a visitor in the city To-Day
Arthur Pierson, now engaged on the
500 line AS conductor running u VI
Enderling, is home for a visitor apouV
a month.
Nels Supdem, who came SO near d
fatal mishap at the Jewett whoiesaie
house several weeks ago, is again aolc
to be out.
Isaac Lincoln and C. n. Harris left
Wednesday morning for Mitchell to
feast their eyes on the pure bredstock
on exhibition there this week.
Rogus Thomas of Aberdeen, aged
% years, and Della Brown, 10 years,
we're licensed to marry by CLERK Oh
Court Bunsness on Wednesday.
We have some splendid bargains to
offer in residence property and vacant
lots in Abeedern. Call and see our
list. BURNS LAND w.
The Brotherhood of Railway Train
men will hold their third annual ball
at the auditorium on the night OF
February 22d, Washington birthoay'
There will be Norwegian Lutheran
services at the Aurland church,
Brainard township by Rev. o. Glesne,
at IL a. m. and at Frederick at 3 p. m
next Sunday.
Clifford Larsh, B%ritton's champion
roller skater, will try conclusions with
John Bing, the swift skater OF this
city, in a five mile race on Friday
night of this week.
The Golden Rule department store
will get into its new quarters IN the
new Hate block next week. The store
has the largest ground floor space of
any retail store in the state.
Andrew Bower, an old time settler
in Bath township, died early last Sun
day morning at the county hospital.
He was a victim of consumption. His
remains were laid to restin the Bath
cemetery, the funeral being in charge
of the Bath camp of Woodman.
B. B. Criswell alias CasseIman,
lately bartender for Lorenzen & Ryan,
who, after tapping their till for $40
and borrowing John E. Ryan's over
cnat, lit out for Redfeld, was brought
back Wednesday night by Sheriff
Anderson and put in the cooler.
Il. r. Brokaw, land man from Glare
mont, was in the city Wednesday. He
is confident that real estate operations
will be active this year. He says he
could find renters for 20 more farms
if he had them, so sharp is the de-
mand caused by farmers coming from
Iowa and Illinois.
e. P. Keenan,, of the firm Of Keenan,
& Clarey, was operated upon for the
removal of the appendix last Saturday
and is doing so well that he is hopeful
of being able to leave ST. Lukes by
next Saturday. The attack was very
sudden and prompt action was taker
which accounts for his case resulting
so favorably.
, Fred Kyle of Watertown was in the
; city this week. When asked about
that M. & St. L. road he said that the
: road would be built to Aberdeen by
next November. Also that that $780,
; 600 reported to have been raised tt
4 keep the road from going to Aberdeen
will be raised to build it here. Fur.
ther that the Dakota Central would
be built to Watertewn this year.
The offices of the register of deeds
and clerk OF the courts, as shown by
the recent checking up by the county
commissioners, from fees received
during 1905 have turned into the
county treasury the sum of Sl737, ove1
and above the amount necessary tc
pay salaries in the offices. The fees
received by the register of deeds were
$436l.65 and the salaries $4,000. Tht
clerk of the courts received s2677.l;
and salaries we're $4,000.
Miss Olivia Dahl, the celebrated
singer from Norway, who is now on ;
concert tour through the United
States, has a mezzo-soprano voice O
rare qualities. She has studied II
Christiania and Paris under the in
struction of such international celeb
rites as Mde. Artot de Padilla an,
has now distinction as a singer a
exquisite talent in the great musica
centers of Europe. She will give
concert at the Methodist Episcopa
church in this city on February stb
under the auspices of the Lutbe
League of the Norwegian Luthera
church.
Common Colds are the Cause o
Many Serious Diseases.
Physicians who have gained