The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-02-09
CITY AND COUNTRY. :


The Keeney stock company is play
ing to big houses this week at the
Gottschalk.
P. D.. Munger, editor of the Howard
Spirit, visited over Sunday in the city
with relatives.
Mrs. May Becker Of Sioux Falls is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Searle, and
brothers and sisters here, having ar
rived Thursday night.
The new Baptist minister, Rev. G.
f. Bronson, will be given a reception at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Jew
EFT, Friday evening, October 9th.
Manager G%ottschalk has several
strictly first class'shows billed for the
fore and latter part of March. An
nouncements will be made later on.
Mother Mary Joseph Of the Prescn-
tation academy leaves soon for the
south for the benefit of her health.
She will spend some time in Texas.
A complimentary smoker will be
given on the 10Th by Groton Tent, No.
Is, X. O. T. NJ. TO their friends. 1t
will be the warmest ever. Don't fail
to be present.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. L. w. Zietlow have
departed on "a trip which will take
them to a number of southern and
southwestern cities. They will be
gone several months.
State Organizer Fisk will address
the farmers of this vicinity in the
court house next Tuesday'at 1:3O p. ~
and organize a branch union for the
protection of farmers.
II. Ellerman has returned from
Yankton to his duties as collector OF
internal revenue for the district OF
North and South Dakota. Mr.. Eller-
man is much improved in health.
DR.. d. E. Arnold was called up to
Hecla this week to attend Mrs. j. II.
Varian, who had the misfortune to
fall on the ice in such a manner as to
sustain a very serious fracture of the
hip.
G. N. Harris, Ed Mcconnell, E. w.
Powers of Albion, Captain Jacobs of
Columbia and L. Fl. Storgaard, of the
Dakota Farmer. attended the live
stock show and sale at Mitchell last
week.
Fred Renaud has purchased the
billiard parlors connected with the
Ward hotel, and took possession on
the 18th. Fred is well known and
popular and will conduct an up-to-
date place.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Angel left Sat
urday evening for the east. Mrs. An
CELL will visit relatives in Greencastle,
Indiana, and Mr.. Angel will spend
some weeks in the Chicago and New
York markets.
The Aberdeen high school class of
'O6 rings have been completed by D.
G. Gallett. They are solid gold signet
rings, beautifully engraved. This is
the first class to have rings instead of
pins for some time. The class of sc
had class rings.
The new farmers organization
movement which has swept the south
ern states, as did the alliance of old
is now organizing in this state. Tn.
organizer Of the National Union, MI
Fisk, will address the farmers mex
Tuesday at Aberdeen at the cour
house.
Seven years ago this week the frs
fighting between the Filipino insul
r%ectiOnistS and the United State
troops took place, beginning on tn
4th. The Aberdeen boys who were i
it usually get together about tn
time of each year and tell each otht
how they did it.
The Hogan ranch people have sold
carload of stations to be shipped
Montana Saturday of this wee
They now have seventeen head at tt
ranch and have been east purchasir
a number lore. They expect to ser
a carload to Wyoming in a short tim
Frederick Free Press.
"David Garrick's Love- in viii,
Mr.. Walker Whiteside is appearin
bids fair to be one OF the biggest su
cesses of the season.. 1t is a new w
sionof an adaptation from the Germ;
dramatization of an episode in Il
life of David Garrick, the most f
nous actor of his day in London. /
evening of rare enjoyment is anti
pated upon his coming visit hel
Saturday night February II.