The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-16
CITY AND COUNTRY.


The elsie of Spice next Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Moore left Mon
day morning for a visit of a week in
Milbank.
F. E. Payne, who lives on South
Kline street, has radishes growing
nicely out doors.
1t is said that the Minneapolis and
st. Louis Ry. Co. will occupy offices in
the HAITI block and make Aberdeen
its headquarters.
FOR SALE-24O acre farm, improv-
ed, adjoining Tacoma Park, at $685. so
per acre, for quick sale. j. N. B., box
255, Aberdeen, S. D.
John Wade, grand chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias, returned from
Scotland last Saturday. He report a
very pleasant and profitable trip.
Mrs. Mary E. Kidd returned Tues
day night from Denver, where she
went several weeks ago to visit her
son, James B. Kidd, who is i'll at that
place.
W. B. Kerr, the Aberdeen manager
for the Gamble-Robinson Fruit Com
pany, left yesterday for the east, and
will combine business and pleasure.
He expects to be absent for about two
weeks.
Mr.. Robinson, president of the Gam
ble.Robinson Fruit Company, spent
two days in the city this week. He
speaks very highly OF Aberdeen and is
pleased with the business his firm is
doing here.
Upon inquiry at the insurance agen-
cY of Milligan Bros. it is a~scertained
that James Hemen Of Cambria
township, who lost his resi-
dence by fire on Sunday last had the
house covered by a policy for $500 in
the St. Paul Fire s. Marine.
N. E. Carnine and L. II. Storgaard
of the Dakota Farmer left Tuesday
night for Fargo where they will meet
NJ. f. Greeley and attend a big sale of
blooded stock. Mr.. Storguard will re-
turn in a few days, but Mr.. Carnine
will be absent a week or more.
A. NJ. Mitchell of Lansing vas in
the city Wednesday, called here by
the illness Of his daughter, Jennie,
who is a student at the Northern
Normal. Miss Mitchell suffered from
an attack of appendicitis, but had sc
far recovered as to be out Of danger.
Miss Helen Tomponz, a member OF
the chorus with the isle of Spice
which will play in this city next week,
was notified by cablegram at AmeS
Iowa, a few days ago, that she EaC
fallen heir to an estate valued at owe
81, 900, 5000. She says she will not give
up her chosen profession.
The baseball meeting was held or
Wednesday evening and a committee
consisting of J. P. Jones, o. f. Ed
wards and M. f. Bowler was appoint
ed to interview the business men will
regard to the proposition. The senti
ment is quite favorable to having q
team-business men are willing if the
local players are.-Groton Herald.
AS is their custom each year, G.. M
L. Erwin and r. L. Brown have beer
soliciting funds in the city for the
Children's Home at Sioux Falls
Messrs. Erwin and Brown have per
formed this self-imposed task for som
years, giving much of their time tt
the enterprise in the interests of a.
worthy a charitable institution as ex
lists in the state or any other state
They hope to ecure contribution!
amounting to at least $500.
Herman B. Tonga popular travelling
man who makes Aberdeen his home
was married recently and brought hi
bride home to Aberdeen, arriving
Sunday morning. A good sized com
mittee OF travelling men awaited thei
arrival and escorted them to til
Ward in a suitably decorated hacl
and at the Ward turned loose the en-
tire local supply Of rice and variou
odds and ends. No one was s~eriousl,
injured and the merriment was con
tinued uninterruptedly for some time