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

The Isle Of Spice VIII De Ille one "'s
theatrical attraction of the eh'ife
Over SO. 900 car loads Of live STOCK
we're shipped from South Dakota our
ing 1905.
Miss Clara Collins fell and broke ai
arm while roller skating at the rlilh
Saturday afternoon.
Stanley county will have a colony OF
colored people in the near lu'ute'
They are coming from PENNSYLVANIA
The railroads in South Dakota are
getting busy, and they will have their
hands full from now on caring Tor the
new homeseeker.
The proposition to centrallze the
school system in Rondell township
was voted down at their election
Tuesday of last week.
A man by the name of Frank NC
Carly committed suicide in Great
Falls. Mont, the other day. he 1or-
merly tended bar for Pete Shea in
Aberdeen.
A. G. Keene, at one time of the
Aberdeen American but later editor
of the Huron World, has gone to
Sioux Falls to accept a position with
the ArguS-Leader.
l.. R. Dillingham;, formerly a mem
Der of the firm Of Dillingham; \
| Tripp, has accepted a position with
A. w. Noedisch. He contemplateS
removing to the Pacific coast country
later in the year.
John DAILY has been given a four
year contract to carry the mail be-
tween Aberdeen and Leola. The gov
vernment postal authorities evident
ly are not going to place too much de-
pendence on the proposed railroad
building.
Fred Wogy of Selby, for the nast
three months a prisoner in the Brown
county jail, has been liberated, as his
sentence expired last Friday. He was
convicted Of having sold liquor illeg-
ally. He expects to make his home in
Minnesota in the near future.
A champion light weight wrestler
of q states named Lerlow Pierce at
tempted to throw Vet Mehner twice
in half an hour. The match was pull
ed off Thursday evening, a purse OF
$50 having been put up. Mehner de-
clined to be thrown and that's al
there was to it.
John Mas died last Friday morn.
ing, aged 81 years. He had lived be.
tween Frederick and Hecla for some
years and was quite we'll known in
that neighborhood. He leaves one
son and one daughter, The funera
services were held on Monday and the
burial was made at Webster.
Co. L. 4th Reg't, S. D. n. G. wa
inspected by Captain Helberg of thu
9th U. S. Cavalry. on Friday evening
Fifty-two men were in line, com
manded by Captain W. W. Reaman
and made a good showing. Captain
Helberg expressed himself as bein'
we'll pleased with the inspection.
Ethel Tillson, prima donna of tn
elsie of Spice" Company, is the young
est girl to hold this position in tn
country to-day. She is a graduate 0
! the Cincinnati Conservatory Of Music
and made her debut last season i
1.-The Serenade" with the Bostonians
Later she was seen in the part of Mai
Marian in "Robin Hood.
w. E. Allen, formerly a furnitur
7 dealer in the city, whose a%pplicatio
, for discharge in bankruptcy is penC
! ing, is meeting with difficulties. II
portion of the stock of furniture whic
he claims as his exemption, has bee
set aside, but a creditor has apple
f to Judge Mccoy for an order restrain
E, ing him for desposing Of the exempte
property, on the claim that the gool
were secured on false representation
! and that no exemption right Obtain
against them. Taubman, Herried
Williamson, representing creditor
are pushing this suit.
), The city has instituted a new pra
. tice in regard to the purchase of PHI
and fittings for water and sewer Cor
mittee, but the water and sewer con
mittee, unlike the committee q
printing, let the contract to the 10,
, est not the highest bidder. The
: were eight bids put in as follow
L. w. Kelly, ST, l56; Crane & Ordwa
81, 1885: w. A. Disote]l, 81, 1895
Hub City Iron Works. 81, 13s. y; r.
Champlin, $1,000; A. j.. Oldin
e 81, l57.0S. f. o. B. Aberdeen; Jas.
Glow & Son, ~s1,l32.27, f. o. B. CT
cago; White Hardware Co. SLIPS 2
e Aberdeen Hardware Co., $l153 IS.