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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
ADVANCE RUMELY THRESHlNG
MACHINE CO,

When you begin to realize that
tractor is necessary, to success and
money making in your farming opera
tions, then you will investigate the Oil
pull tractor, king of all tractors. The
Oilpull is made by the Advance-Rume-
ly Threshing Machine Co., which is
ready to back up it's claim that an Oil
pull will pillow an acre of ground at
less cost than any other tractor-bar
ring none. In recent contest with %
other makes of tractors, the Oilpull
proved that it is able to do one-third
more work for the same fuel cost than
any kerosene burning tractor. In COM
parisOn with gasoline burning trac-
tors the Oilpull will cut the fuel cost
in half. It's makers give a written
guarantee as to the economy of it's
fuel consumption and the Oilpull is
the only tractor that carries such a
written guarantee. 1t is made in four
sizes of the oil burning, oil cooled
types: 1920, 1880, 20-40 and 1850
horsepower. These can be seen at the
branch office in Aberdeen, South Sec
ond street and Railroad avenue. A
complete stock of other farm machin-
| cry made by the company can be seen
there and they carry the largest stock
of repairs to be found in the North
west
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
HOME FURNITURE CO.

Now is the time to choose the furni-
ture and furnishings for your home if
you are going to housekeeping before
prices advance to the level they will
be forced to go because of increased
cost of labor and materials. You will
find just what you want in 3, 4 and 5
room outfits in the stocks of the Home
Furniture Co., to s Main street, sue
cessors to the J. B. Moore Co. The
prices on these articles and sets of
furniture will just fit your pocketbook,
for the firms prices are more reason
able than those of any jobber in the
country. The company also grants
credit to those whose credit will stand
reasonable investigation, and also
makes special terms for returning sol
diers and sailors to again start house
keeping In order to be of the great
est service to it's patrons the Home
Furniture Co. will accept Liberty
Bonds the same as cash on purchases
and accounts.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
ABERDEEN TIRE REPAIR CO.

You can save money in operating
your automobile by having your worn
tires rebuilt at the Aberdeen Tire Re-
pair Co.'S shop, COL South Main street
With the high prices that now prevail
on tires, it is important that one get
as much service and mileage out OF
his tires as is possible. Don't throw
away an old tire until the experts at
the Aberdeen Tire Repair Co. tell you
that it is beyond repair. Up-to-date
vulcanizing recesses fill up all breech
es and cuts in your castings or pune
lures in your inner tubes. The shop
carries a full stock of tires and inner
tubes and tire accessories and guar
antees not only all repair work but
also that the tires and castings viii
give the amount of mileage for which
their guarantee calls.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
FRED c. HARMS, PIANO COMPANY.

one. block south OF POST once is the
home of the worlds renowned Auto
piano; the. famous velvet tone Schel-
Ter, Burt and Sons Pianos and the
Edison Phonograph. Why make a
chance on other makes when you can
get these noted makes from the Fred
C. Harms Piano Company who is the
largest wholesale and retail distribu-
tor of musical instruments in the
Northwest and will give you terms
and prices to suit you. Mr. Harms
also owns his own, known as the
F. G. Harms Block, which was espe-
cially built by Mr.. Harms in this
business with ample room to store
200 pianos and autopianos, which
makes it. possible to buy them In hun
dred lots and ship in carload lots and
thereby save money in both piano
and freight and in view of the fact
that Mr.. Harms has ample capital to
carry all his own piano paper, which
is a great advantage to one buying a
piano on time. and he will give you
terms, to suit you and use you right.
We, therefore, recommend Mr. r. G.
Harms and his line of pianos to our
readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
DRAGER LAND G. LOAN CO,

If you have money to invest and are
looking for an opportunity to make it
work. for you and yet know that it is
safe, we would advise you to put it in
real estate. This is by far the most
profitable and most sensible invest
ment you can make and we would
recommend the Draeger Land e Loan
Co., whose Offices are at 122 South
Main street, as responsible company
with which to do business. It's opera
tons have extended over a period of
years throughout this vicinity and it
has made an enviable reputation for
square dealings and sound advice. 1t
is not always advisable for one who
has not had experience in buying real
estate to trust entirely on his or her
own judgment as to the location and
kind of farm or ranch, the type of soil
or the price the property is really
worth. The experience of the Draeger
Land & Loan Co. in the business, it's
intimate and first hand knowledge of
land values, makes it's services partic-
ularly desirable and worth while. 1t
has many farms and other tracts of
land, besides Aberdeen residence and
business properties listed with it.
which can be bought right. We are
glad to recommend the company to
the patronage of our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
DAY AND NIGHT GARAGE.

You are betting on sure thing when
you take your automobile, truck or
tractor to the Day and Night Garage,
314 South Lincoln street, to be repair
ed and overhauled. You need not feel
any concern about the kind of repair
work that will be done nor the size of
the bill, for the former will be first
class and thorough and the latter reas-
enable. You are not putting your
machine at the mercy of inexperienced
workmen to experiment on, but instead
it will be thoroughly and intelligently
looked over and every adjustment
made SO that it will run in perfect
order. The garage has the sales agen,
cy for the widely known and popular
Elcar which is to be seen everywhere
these days, bit of evidence of it's
popularity. The new models are Ger.
tainly beauties and are just as eff
ficient as they look. The garage also
has storage space for rent by the
month and will give your car careful
attention.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
NORTHERN PRODUCE co.

In the Northern Produce Co., 400
Railroad avenue East, we have one of
the foremost dairy companies in the
state With an equipment that is Sec
ond to none in this vicinity and
highly trained staff of butter makers,
the company easily sets the pace in
butter production and quality that
places it in the foremost ranks of the
big butter making concerns of South
Dakota The reputation gained by its
brands of butter is statewide and one
finds all of the leading groceries and
markets of the state handling the
products of the Northern Produce Co.
To produce these superior grades of
butter, the company gives careful at
tention to every detail of its manu-
facture from the type of dairies that
produce the milk to the care it re-
ceives through all the process it
passes until it comes out of the churn
to be worked up into the finished
products. Everything about the COM
panys plant is sanitary and whole
some.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
KIRKPATRICK BROS.

Do your glasses fit you and give you
the correct vision you need? If they
do not, you are doing your eyes an
injury every day you neglect having
the proper lenses fitted to them. In
selecting the optometrist to test our
eyes and fit them with glasses you
should make special effort to secure
the service of skilled and expert men
such as Kirkpatrick Bros, 304 South
Main street, opticians and jewelers.
At the store you will also find a splen
did stock of dependable jewelry of al
kinds and for all purposes. The store
is noted. for the quality of it's goods
and every piece Of jewelry, from beau
ty pins to precious stones and the like
is fully guaranteed by the manage
ment when it is sold.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
|. APPEL co.

Elegance and character are marked
features of the clothing stocks in the
store of l. Appel Co., 224 South Main
street. The style features are notably
distinctive; the fabrice attain the emf
nence of elegance, and the tailoring
is handled in SO smart manner as
to insure absolute shape, permanence
and grace in fit and drape. There can
be no better or more skillful workman,
ship than is to be found in the manu-.
facture of the suits, overcoats and 9th.
er articles of mems wear handled by
I. Appel Co. The variety of the stocks
is almost limitless and the men OF
Aberdeen who pride themselves on ap
pearing correctly dressed have com
PEELED the store to carry the largest
display of styles and stocks in it's his
tory >
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
DAKOTA NATIONAL BANK.

Your business credit and financial
standing is often judged by your bank
ing connections. One may as we'll bank
with a large bank as small one and
better, because a large bank is able
to extend greater credit and banking
facilities. In the Aberdeen field the
Dakota National bank, 124 South Main
street, has long been recognized as
one of the leading financial institu-
tions of the city and entire state. Or
ganized under the banking laws of
the government, it operates under gov
eminent supervision of deposits and
funds and is as safe as Gibraltar. The
bank is also member of the federal
reserve system. It's officers are always
glad to advise patrons of the bank on
any of the financial problems that are
bothering and extend the limit of
credit and service that sound banking
will permit If you have not opened
IA savings account, do it. today in the
Dakota National bank. One dollar
will open one and five per cent inter
est is paid on all deposits
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
n. j. LOCkIMGTON.

1t seems natural for many hundreds
of people to look to the market Of FL.
J. Lockington, % Third avenue south
east, to be their shopping headquar.
ters for the best grades of meats,
dairy products and the like. At least,
the high grade of meats always to be
found there, have given his market the
reputation Of being one of the best in
Aberdeen. He has no room for the
poor grades and in the operation of his
packing plant he has the opportunity
to select and purchase the kind of live
stock he wants for his purpose. The
stocks of fish, oysters, other sea foods
game and canned goods are always OF
the very highest grades and are sold
at prices that are unusually low for
such dependable goods.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
WESTERN UNION LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO,

Over billion dollars was paid out
in 1918 in the United States and Can
ada in settlement of death claims and
benefits by insurance companies. The
year marked the heaviest death losses
the companies have experienced in
years, due to the ravage of the flu
and the war. This enormous sum,
however, proves the increased interest
men and women are taking in the mat
ter of protecting their loved ones
through the means of insurance poll
cies. Among the leaders in the insur-
ance field is the Western Union Life
Insurance Co., whose branch office is
located in Aberdeen at 600 to 615 Citi-
zens bank building. E. E. Kneedy,
manager, is an experienced and thor
oughly informed insurance man, thor
oughly conversant with all phases of
life insurance. It's cash reserve is am
pie to meet all claims, while all in
vestments of its surplus funds are
with sureties approved by the insur-
ance department of this state.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
HISTORY OF ST. MARY'S CHURCH.
Aberdeen, S. D.

st. Mary's parish was established in
the year 1908. It's first members
were Germans, who had emigrated
from South Russia. Unfamiliar with
the English language, spoken at the
Sacred Heart parish, which they were
obliged to attend, they asked and OBJ
tanned from the Bishop the permits
sion to erect Church in which serv-
ices would be conducted in their own
language. Upon completion Of the
Church, Rev. Mic. J. Dahlmanns was
appointed its pastor. The Church
was dedicated October 81, 1905, Right
Rev. Abbot Vincent Wehrle, Richard
son, n. D., officiating. The first Mass
was celebrated the year previous,
January q. More emigrants arrived
from Russia, the city Of Aberdeen it.
self was tasty developing into the
metropolis of South Dakota, the pop
ulation increased, the parish grew,
necessitating the enlargement and re-
modelling of the Church in 1906. The
Right Rev. Bishop himself dedicated
the enlarged edifce September 81,
1907, and complimented the congrega-
ton. A parochial school, neces-
sary complement of every successful
parish, was erected in 1911 and
opened on September IS of the same
year under the direction Of the Bene-
dictine Sisters of Yankton, S. D., with
a roll call of 11S children. This num-
Der has since increased to 270 with
bright prospects of a further growth.
Rev. Mic. j. Dahlmanns having been
transferred to Parkston, S. D., Rev.
Jos. Schell, formerly of Herreid, S. D.,
was entrusted with the charge of the
parish, June 8, 1912. A proper home
for the Sisters was needed and con-
sequently provided for in the year
1919. Other improvements are imper-
ative, as the enlargement of the
school and a new Church, but the
spirit of sacrifice and generosity
manifested in the past is security,
that all needs will be attended to at
the proper time.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
ANDERSON BRos.-TAlLoRs.

If you like to appear well and cor
rectly dressed, you should have your
clothes tailored by Anderson Bros, 41S
South Main street. This firm is with
out doubt one of the best makers of
stylish, form fitting clothes in Aber-
deem, and their stocks of woolens and
fabrics are now on display and include
splendid values, such as will probab-
ly not be duplicated again this season.
They are absolutely correct in their
patterns and colors, and are made up
in the most correct styles of the com.
ing season.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
IPEPPER GORDER CO

The Pepper Gorder Co., 313 South
Main street, second floor, does a gen
eral business in insurance, real estate,
rentals and loans. In all four depart
ments the firm is particularly expert
enced and well qualified to give it's
patrons excellent advice. It's real es.
tate business includes handling of city
property and farm lands the firm buy.
ing, selling, exchanging and renting
1t also handles first real estate mort
cages in varying amounts and will
guarantee all paper it handles.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
HUB CLOTHIERS,

Dress your boy so that he will feel
right when he goes to school or out
to play Ask Dad if he remembers how
he felt when he wanted peg-top trous-
ers like the other fellows had-and his
were straight. He will remember that
time all right and will be willing then
to go along with his own boy to the
Hub clothing store, 104 South Main
street, which has the largest stocks of
sturdy, serviceable suits and clothes
for boys. Just as surely as the boy
wants clothes that look right and like
the other "fellers" wear, so does his
dad" and other men, for men are only
boys grown up. That is why the Hub
stocks are always popular. Men whe
know what it means to be well dressed
find it always easy to get the kind OF
clothes they want at the Hub and the
splendid stock of fall and winter suits
and overcoats are there awaiting your
selection.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
WEBB-CARTER SHOE CO.

Well made and attractive appearing
footwear for men, women and chill
dren is always to be found in the
stocks of the Webb-Carter Shoe Co.,
315 South Main street. While leather
prices have advanced sky-high, as the
result of the abnormal demands, the
Webb-Carter Shoe Co. has done it's
best to keep the retail prices of it's
shoes as low as it can, based on quail
ity goods. Ladies will find the latest
modes in winter shoes at prices that
make them splendid values. There are
also big stocks of stout, well made
shoes for network shoes, farm
shoes and the lighter and better
grades for Office and store wear. Par
ents have found the brands of tough
school shoes for boys and girls to be
the best bargains they have yet found.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.

You will like the Chandler Six of
which the Observation-Disclosures Co.,
309-311 South First street, is the fac
tory distributor of Aberdeen and vi
cinity. These new models even sur
pass the splendid old Chandler models,
with beauty of line in bigness, COM
fort and upholstering, in workmanship
and lustrous finish. It's high hood and
radiator, it's broad cowl, and wide and
deep doors give it distinctive ap-
pearance. And it rides like dream
because it still has the old Chandler
chassis and springs. The new Chand-
Ter comes in six splendid body types
which may be seen at the Rasmussen
DickerSon SaleSrooms.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
HUB CITY IRON WORKS.

When you have any repair work
done at the Hub City Iron Works you
can always be sure that it is done
right, for the firm employs only the
most skilled help and is equipped with
the latest and most modern types of
machinery for. doing the work. Auto
lists, truck and tractor owners find the
firm particularly valuable because of
the promptness with which it can
make their repairs. A special feature
of it's repair work is that of reboring
engine cylinders. The plant is espe-
cially equipped with machinery for
cylinder boring and absolutely guar
antees the work to be satisfactory. A
record is kept of all cylinders bored,
and new piston rings or pistons that
FIT the re-bored cylinders can be fur
nished at any time on short notice.
The Hub City Iron Works has been
established since 1892 and has become
one of the important industries of the
CITY,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
CITY MEAT MARKET.

Your meat bills will not be so very
large if you patronize the City Meat
Market for the reason that the quality
of the meats is always so high that
there is practically no waste from it.
The best grades of meat naturally are
the most nutritious and consequently
one does not require the quantity as
when the cheaper grades and cuts are
used South Dakota meats always
feature those sold over the block at
this market in SO far as it is possible
to secure them. The market carries a
large stock of poultry and dairy
products at all times, also fish, oysters
and other sea foods and game in sea-
son and will be pleased to have you
give it a trial. You will like the
smoked meats and home cured hams,
home made sausage, mince meats,
kraut, head cheese and other meat
products that have made the market
famous. Also very complete stock
of canned goods is carried.
CONTINUED on page Cd ---AdYs 1
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE co.

The Aetna Life Insurance Co. offers
the most liberal life insurance policies
of any of the larger and worth while
companies At the same time it Of
fers one of the best secured compa-
MES in the world to back up the pay
ment of every policy written by the
company's representatives through the
nation. 1t is not now a question in
the mind of any man or woman wheth
er it is advisable to carry life insur-
ance. There is hardly thinking man
or woman but who will admit that in
surance is the best protection for the
loved ones and dependents of the in
sured. Tears may be a question of
sured. There may be question of the
best company in which to carry pol
icy and also the best type of insurance
to carry. If you have these questions
holding you back from insuring your
life, we would advise you to take up
the matter with G. A. Mabbott, state
manager for the company, or A. D.
Milligan, district agent, whose offices
are in room 212-23 Haggerty block.
Their experience in life insurance mat
tiers will be of inestimable value to
you in guiding you in the course to
pursue in placing the right kind and
amount of insurance on your life. You
can not afford to neglect this oppor-
tunity for the sake of your family and
loved ones. In this history of Catho-
licity, we are glad of this opportunity
to recommend them and the company
they represent to the patronage of
our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
SACRED HEART CHURCH.
Aberdeen, S. D.

The parish of the Sacred Heart,
Aberdeen, S. D., was established by
Rev. R. w. Hare in 1880, and he re-
manned in charge until 1889. He was
succeeded respectively by Rev. Fa-
theirs Kelly, Burning, Murphy, Browne,
Touhy and Early. In 1894 Rev. Fa-
Their Reiland was appointed pastor
and it was he who began the con-
struction of the present church. Rev.
Father O'Hara took charge in 1898
and had the Church completed and
dedicated. Rev. Father Dermody, the
present pastor, succeeded Rev. Father
O'Hara September 4, 1904 In April,
1913, Father Dermody, after having
paid off all the Indebtedness of the
parish, began the building of the pa
rochial school which was finished Sep
TENDER 1, 1914, at cost, including
grounds and furnishings, of $4,000.
The school is conducted by the Pres
entation Sisters whose motherhouse
is in Aberdeen The average attend
ance is about 200. The parish has
upwards of 500 souls. The pastor
and people of this parish seem to have
but one heart and one soul-hence the
peace and prosperity that prevail.
Father Dermody is proud of the fact
that the parish has eight students at
tending Columbus College, Chamber
lain, S. D., three at the Dominican
College, Sinsinawa Mound, Wis, two
at Creighton University, Nebraska,
one at st. Louis University, st. Louis,
Mo-, one at st. Mary's College, Kan
sas, one at New Rochelle College,
New York, conducted by the Ursuline
Sisters, two at Trinity College, Wash
ington, d. c., conducted by the Sisters
of Notre Dame, one at the College of
ST. Teresa, Winona, Mimi, one at
Mount De Chantal, Wheeling, w. Va,
and one who is making her noyitiate
at the Presentation Convent, Aber-
deem, 5. D.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
WALLACE PARRY.

A Dodge car is as much part of
the equipment of the farm and stock
raiser as any other farm machinery
on his place. The object of any auto
mobile should be, first of all, labor
and time saver, and in no field of &C
tivity is it more essential than to the
farmer, for time means money to him
during the crop season. The Dodge
fills every requirement and has prov
en-, by the records of thousands of cars
already in use, that it is the practical
car not only for the farmer, but also
for the business man. AS car for
the family, whether a touring car, run
about or sedan, it has no superior.
Wallace Parry, sol South Lincoln
street, has the sales agency for Dodge
cars and delivery trucks in Aberdeen.
His salesroom is full of different mod
els and orders placed now can be fill
ed in short time. His garage is
equipped to give the very best of
service
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-11
KODAK FINISHING SHOP.

If you like to kodak, it is of course
important that you have the pictures
properly developed and the right kind
Of pictures printed from them. The
Kodak Finishing Shop, downstairs at
32O1a South Main street, is the logi
cal place for amateur photographers
to take their films and plates for fin
ishing. All work is promptly done
by expert workmen. A good stock oil
films, plates, kodaks and other acces
series for amateurs is carried at all
times,