The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-04-13

Mr.. w. Fl. Finch says he will not ac-
cept the nomination for the Ctf1ce OF
city justice on the republican ticket
Or. Hopkins occupied the pulpit at
the Methodist church Tuesday even
ing and delivered a very eloquent SER
mon.
The property of the defunct castro
Manufacturing Company was sold last
Saturday to G. e. Bremen for Sl,S2o
over and above Judgment.
The Scottish Rite Masons have been
in session this week, and will com
plete thes work this evening, when
the Maundy celebration will be held.
Miss Maud Wiley returned to Garth
age Wednesday. after spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. II. j. Searle.
She took part in the musical program
of the Golden Rule opening Tuesday
evening.
The naval recruiting office has been
| closed and Lieut.. J. II. Comfort, U. S.
N, has gone to Sioux Fails in search
of more recruits for Uncle Sans
big ships. Eight recruits were en-
listed in Aberdeen,
James Heating was recently in re-
ceipt of a letter from Chas. e. Kile in
which he says that he is improving
steadily and is confident Of coming
out all right. Mr.. Kile likes it very
much where he is in New Mexico.
The German Lutheran church will
hold services Easter Sunday at 6
O'Clock a. m, Easter mass; 10 o'clock
a. M, Easter service followed by Holy
Communion: 3 o'clock p. M, service
in Warner: S O'Clock p. m, evening
service in Aberdeen.
Announcements of the marriage of
Miss Grace Luella Curran to Dennis
M. Potter of Mitchell, have been is
sued by the brides mother, Mrs. Lou
Curran. The ceremony will take
place on Sunday evening, the 18th, at
her residence in this city.
The annual election of officers of
the Commercial club which was set
for Monday night last, did not take
place. So many other attractions
prevented a full attendance Of the
members, aud it was decided to post
pones the election until next week
Tuesday.
E. II. Glau has bought the south
Kline street lots, those facing the
east, owned by Chas. A.. Macarthur
and has also bargained for the Cate
property adjoining. Mr.. Claus Lin
coin street property is included in the
condemnation proceedings instituted
by the Minneapolis & St. Louis rail.
road.
The attendance at the Commercial
club Sunday afternoon Of travelling
men was large and a very interesting
time vas had. All the strangers were
unanimous in the opinion that the
meeting to be held here in June will
be the biggest ever. All the commit
tees are working hard and every feat
ure will be looked after.
The indications are that more
ground will be turned I'VE in Brown
county this year than ever before.
With wheat shooting out of the
ground at the rate Of thirty bushels
per acre and corn forty, the
farmer is a dead n who can resist
the temptation to get busy and stay
that way until The available ground is
cropped. -Onida Waterman.
Now is the time to paint. DO you
want a high grade paint at a low
grade price? We have it in Parian
brand Of prepared paint. Our stead
lily increasing sales Of this justly cele-
brated paint proves that it is what
the people are looking for. 1t will
give you perfect satisfaction and save
you money. Call and get our prices
and see samples.
ABERDEEN HARDWARE co.
Carloads and carloads of machinery,
men and mules have passed through
Java this week en-route to Glenham,
to work on the extension of the Mil.
waukee road west of the river. Belts
Bros, of Sioux City, who will build
twelve miles of the line from Glen.
ham, east of the river, toward the
Missouri, are already on the grounds.
and other contractors are hurrying tc
get there.-Java Herald.
Mrs. l. Nevada Hereford, state
commander for the two Dakotas of
Maccabees of the World, was in the
city this week, comforting with State
Commander P. G. Walters of the
knights Of the Maccabees, about the
double state and tri-state annual re.
view to be held in South Dakota in
June. 1t is likely that Aberdeen viii,
be selected as the place for the meet.
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