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

Capt. w. w. Reaman mas reo"'hou
from his trip to wisconsin.
Paul Linnett has opened another
roller skating rink in the city.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Boeltcher, January 3lst, a son.
Go to Cralle for gun repairing.
New shop. ZIG Second avenue east.
D. Coykendall spent Friday in the
city with friends among the old
timers.
The Golden Rule department. store
has got moved into its new quarters
and now occupies the largest store
room in the state.
Marcus Bang of Houghton and Miss
Hjordis Jentoft of the same place
were Joined in wedlock on Tuesday by
Judge Hute at his office at the court
house.
The firm of Zuehlke & Bjork has
been dissolved, Mr.. Zuehlke retiring
Mr.. J. B. Bomlee, an experienced
tailor, is the new member of the firm
of Bomlee & Bjork.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. F. Montgomery
have returned home, Mrs. Mont
gomery from Illinois, where she had
been visiting relatives, and Mr.. Mont
gomery, from Dubuque, Iowa, where
he otficiated at the Stapleton-Kelly
wedding.
Last Friday was ground hog or
Candlemas day. Clear, bitterly cold
weather was reported all through the
east but local weather bureaus were
somewhat divided in opinion as to
whether the ground hog would have
been.frightened back out here. Time
will tell.
Andy Gerup has rented the large
double store room recently vacated
by the Golden Rule and will soon
move into it. Mr.. Gerup will in
crease his stock. add new lines and
will have the largest house furnishing
goods store west of Minneapolis and
St. Paul.
The committee in charge of raising
and discussing funds for the horti-
cultural meeting has given us the
following financial statement
Amount collected, $lI9; paid for ban
quet, $50. Is; for opera house, $50:
band, $40; orchestra, 81. Balance on
hand, Sl4.75.-Groton Herald.
John Wade, who returned a few
days since from Albuquerque, New
Mexico, reports that locality a very
pleasant place to winter in. He says
Mrs. Wade has improved greatly,
gaining ten pounds since her arrival
there. 1t is possible she may remain
there throughout the spring and sum
ner.
The colt that Jared the Milwaukee
seed special off the track last Wednes-
day belonged to William Fritchie,
who lives southeast of town. Whether
the Milwaukee will sue Mr.. Fritchie
for damages done by a frisky colt or
whether Mr.. Fritchie will seek com
p%ensation for his lost colt does not
seem to heve been determined.
DR.. R. j.. Rock left, an Tuesday
morning over the Northwestern for
Carlsbad, New Mexico, to join Mrs.
Rock who has been spending the win.
ter there with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Diefendorf. He will be absent
about three weeks, in the meantime
his practice will be looked after by
DR.. e. j. Kinsolving of Thomas, West
Virginia.
On Monday night the regular meet
ing of the Social Science club wa.
held at the library building. TIL
paper, entitled care Life Insuranc
Rates Too High?' was presented b
G. G. Burnett. He claimed they wer
not, and, being a professional insul
ance man, had no trouble in maintain
ing his ground against the layman no
sufficiently posted to contend agains
! him. The next paper on the progral
is "Public Amusements' by f. ]
Granger, the leaders in discussing til
? paper are T. D. Potwin and Rev.
Glesne.
Prof. w. E. Hicks, a former Free
f. erick boy, has been making such "a,
id advancement that it is somewh;
, difficult to keep track of him. La
fall he became superintendent of IL
Fargo city schools, after resigninp
good position in the Manual Traini,
= school at Glendale. Now he tax
. another jump. On Tuesday of til
week a telegram reached him at IA
y go which brought the new that
had been elected assistant superi
tendent of the city schools of Gle,