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

PM pinprose went to Frederick
! Wednesday on business
J,H. Pond and wife have returned
from Rhinelander, WIS.
Sioux Falls is putting the hh'sllINs
touches on a $4,000 water system.
Rev. DR.. Campbell entertained the
Aberdeen Ministerial Association
Tuesday evening at tie Ward. heE'
Sapp of the Christian Church was en-
rolled as a member.
II is announced that the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad
has placed an order for l25,ooo ons o.
steel rails with the Illinois steer 20
The order necessitates and eSpehoi-
ture of So SOC, 900.
A. Gregory of Brainard township
has auction bills out for sale OF lariA
implements, household furniture anu
live stock. The sale will occur on
Saturday, April l4th Inc place y
seven miles northeast of WcStport.
Rev. f. B. Sapp began his %pastoratc
duties last Sunday at the ChrlsI'ail
church. He comes from Greenflelu,
Ind, where he was very popular mus
church work. The services through
out the day were very interesting ana
his congregation are very much pleas
ed with his work.
Next Sunday being Palm Sunday
there will be special services at the
German Lutheran lions church, on
First avenue east. After the sermon
the examination of the contlrmantS
will take place and continuation
Evening service at 5 O'Clock. Every
body is cordially invited to these
beautiful services.
Throughout the central and north
ern portions Of the county there is a
very brisk demand for macaronl wheat
for seed. In some neighborhoodS the
supply is exhausted. The acreage Of
this wheat will be greatly increased
in that part Of the county, while
farmers in southern Brown appear, as
a rule, somewhat reluctant to engage
in raising this new crop.
The Town Market building on First
avenue east was discovered to be on
fire about 1870 yesterday afternoon,
and had not it been for the prompt
and effective work of the fire depart
ment, the building with it's contents
would have been consumed. The
building was little damaged, but the
stock Of goods was injured to the
amount of 5000, fully insured.
DR.. ID. S. Spencer, an American
missionary in Japan, delivered two
very interesting and instructive lee
turS at the Methodist church Sun
day. The lecture in the evening was
of especial interest to every one. as he
went into details as to the manner in
which missionaries were treated in
CCrea, Japan and Russia. Something
lover $3.50 were donated by the church
to assist in the cause of ciyilizipp
those counties.
The board Of county commissioners,
at their meeting on Tuesday, placed
the following valuation on live stock
and lands for the coming year: Horses
three years old and we six months
old, SIS; horses three years old and
over, s34; cattle under 2 years, 81;
COWS 2 years and over, Sl2: all other
cattle, SIS; mulesand asses, $50; sheep
50; swine, SO; wagons and carriages,
Sl4; melodeons and organs, So: piano.
fortes. $50. The land in Brown county
is assessed at s4.76 per acre.
Miss Christine Fehr arrived from
Russia, her native country, last
Thursday morning. She first went tc
the office of the clerk of courts. where
she declared her intention to become
a citizens of the United States, anc
Then visited the federal building anc
MED on a quarter section of governor,
land in Campbell county. Later il
the day she was united in marriage te
Fred Giese, a prosperous young farm
er OF Campbell county. Giese an6
MISS fehr had been sweethearts fol
years, and Giese came to America i,
win a home for himself and bride
taking a homestead in Campbell
county, which he has just proved u,
on. He then sent for his sweetbeart
who proved herself possessed of tn,
hustling qualities calculated to max,
the new home a success. The bride i
ABOUT II years OF age and very nre