The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-19
Go to cralle for gun repairing,

The 3oFu NtSiSS 80 4,
recently conferred on a, {. "'1'' ''
Aberdeen, at Fargo,
Rev. G. Knoll will conduct German
1ntheran services onSunday, the ZisV'
At ,o.so o'clock in the morning III
Frieden's congregation in bra'n"'0
township.
Henry All was adjudged insane ana
committed to,the asylum at \ ank'on
wednesday All is a lao"rlnE No"
who has lived in various parts oil Ine
county for some time, His aemco''+
t,los various forms and it is 0
thought that he viii ever recover
Miss Ellen Wilke and Albert Werl''
voro married at the home.of the brloe
an January II, Rev. c. Knoll oillc'aV-
;no Mr. and Mrs. Werth have gone
70 various points in Michigan Tor a
wedding trip, On returning they VIII
make their home in Rondell township
Rudolph Bohlkow, a man past o.
wears of age. and his former wlte' VINO
had divorced him some years ago
were remarked Tuesday. BohIko"
is an old soldier and lived at Groton
some wears, though recently he mas
lived at the soldiers home at Hot
Springs.
The Scottish Rite Masons have
been having their annual reunion IN
this CITY this week. These affairs are
Invariably interesting to Masons and
delightfully."- successful socially and
f%raternally. a number OF out-ol-
town Masons have taken the highei
degrees.
A large part of Aberdeen members
of the Knights of Columbus went tt
Mitchell last Sunday morning on
%special train to assist IN the
installation of the Mitchell council
The party returned on a special earl!
Monday morning. \ particularly nlct
banquet was served after the initia-
tory work.
On complaint of Chief Zirbes, tive
boys were arrested Monday, charged
with having stolen some roller skates
The boys. Elmer Flagg and Jch1
Kushman, were sentenced to the re
form school by Judge Mccoy but late.
he decided to allow them to remain a
home on good behavior. A numbe
of other ot1icenceS are charged VI
against the pair.
Kruger Bros. ice wagon team took
run Tuesday morning and before the.
were stopped Knocked down Jane
Jones and barely missed killing hin
Mr.. Jones and his wife were croSsinl
Second avenue at Main street wher
the team struck them. Mrs. Jone
got cut of the way but he did not AM
r got directly in front Of them. Mi
Jones will be laid up for a few days a
least.
Elders A. j. Tiffany and $. W
Smith have concluded a series o
. meetings in the A. 3. church nea
S~catterwood. The meetings wer
] well attended and as d result of then
the people there have secured a paste
for the remainder Of the winter, Re,
Mr.. Price having been chosen
Messrs. Tiffany and Smith are CRATE
full for the hospitality extended ther
and desire to acknowledge it.
R. L. Champlin and McDiarmtd
Slater will jointly erect a tifty-foot
tWo-story brick building on the LOT
just south of Gritliis' drug store. Nc
Diarmid & Slater will occupy one sid
and MIR. Champlin the other. Tn
first floor will be divided evenly by
brick wall and the upper floor VIII /
arranged for a number of offices and
large lodge hall. The new buildiu
will add materially to the appearaoc
OF Main street as it will replace tw
old one-story frame buildings. Jetfe,
Y Henry are the architects.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j.. Wilmsen an
little daughter, Gladys, Mr.. and Mr.
A. d. Clark and Miss Mary Allen le
for Lewiston, Wis, yesterday NOR
ing, for a visit with Mr.. Wilmsen ar
Mrs Clark's relatives and from the,
they will go to Paynette, Wis, IN,
will also take in Milwaukee AZ
kanoSha. when there Mr.. and NJ,
Clark will leave the company f
Chicago and make a short ston the
before going to Florida where th,
VIII remain for a time to tlke in Il
pleasure of that warm climate a,
see what there is to see.-Hc 90
Standard.
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and gold moulded records at Cralle
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