text: »*3S i,il| IT O nd •er ss se 3f n* oe in tfr a-"- 2k ,D e. ss K. ik ta &<" rnih Sara-.., W-.s i&- -?y tAI" GIIY AND COUNTRY. via amw wvniKbb *%W%^WWW^V*WV%%%WVk« WEEKLY MARKET REPORT. 1- Korthern Wheat.... 2 Northern Wheat.. 3 Northern Wheat..., SBarley....... Flax... Oats. Bran ._. Shorts Butter... Eggs Poultry, live Hogs, live Potatoes. ............ ROOMS FOR RENT Inquire at 724 Third avenue east. Dan Meyer, of the Meyer Land Com pany, is up from Iowa for a few days. IT P. Friel of Oaeot Is reported be seriously ill, suffering from an at* tack-ot pneumonia. Attorney1. Gunderson, .of this city, has been spending a few days in his home towi{, Vermillion, this we6k. A n$w $300 Regent piano made by Blasiis & Sons, Philadelphia, for Bale at »ery reasonable reduction. In quire at 102 S. State street, Aber deen. ds-2t The weather for the week has been very fine during theeirly part, but Thursday and Friday a told,- brisk, northwest wind prevailed. No snow yet to cover the ground. Work on the federal building has been suspended for the winter. It must stand roofless until spring If the work drags another season as it has this, republican officials- can en joy but a brief tenure of those elegant apartments, Report came to Dr. McNutt,- super intendent of the health department, this morning, that a case of small-pox had developed near Plana. The doc ter went out to investigate Friday afternoon He_i8-"lnclined to doubt very much that it is a case of small pox. as chicken pox-has been in the neighborhood. ••'•'. A North Dakota lady, Mrs. Hewers, and her daughter, en route from the city, had a very narrow escape from death asphyxiation at the Ward Hotel on Wednesday morning. Dr. Murdy, who attended them, was of the opinion that a half-hour longer of inhaling the gas would surely have been fatal. Judge T. M. Simmons of Huron, being next in line, promotion succeeds to the office of grand master workman. It is most fortunate for the order that Fred's stand falls on such good shoulders. Judge Simmons has every qualification to enable him to grace the high position to which he attains. He is a lawyer's ability, an elegant presiding officer, and few men in the state enjoy a wider acquaintance. The Gamekeeper company played Wednesday and Thursday nights of this week. Fine houses turned out to see the play, notwithstanding that many claimed one dollar was pretty high for admission. Thos. J. Smith, an accomplished comedian, and his support were good. Mr. and Mrs. Seligman and their bright little daughter, Patti, were with the group. They are well remembered as having been with North brothers at Tacoma Park the summer before last. The total enrollment of the city schools is 982, a gain of 47 since one month ago, and of 98 since this time last year. The finishing touch. Having been given to the new Washington School building, the daughter of Cochrane announces an informal reception this Friday evening that patrons may inspect the new rooms and their appointments. At the same time, the fact is made public that the schools are already overcrowded and additional room must be provided some manner after the holidays. The following new students were enrolled at the Aberdeen Business College this week: Ira Chapman, Chas. Heyland, Chris Muhl, Munie Owen, Holgar Efickson, and Harold Webb, Aberdeen Edwin Kirk, Mellette Clarence Ferguson, Leola Eddy Burnet, Ferney and Nels Nelson, Groton. It has been a successful week for this institution. An additional instructor, and entire outfit of new furniture, together with other added equipment enables Prof. Way to accommodate in a very satisfactory manner the rapidly increasing attendance. Fred B. Smith, who has been grand master workman of the A. O. U. W. for a number of years, has resigned, and goes into the field for the Home Guards, a branch organization which was organized at Canton, S. I., but now has headquarters at Mitchell. Mr. Smith is one of the best posted and most able fraternal order men in the country, and his services were worth more than the $1206 salary paid him by the Workmen. During the past year he has had a number of tempting offers but until the  this week under the former manager, S. H. Carlon, after having been closed for a month or more, waiting for proper sewer connections. The dining room and kitchen will not be run as heretofore. The hotel will be open only to those desiring rooms or lodging. Ashford, order restaurant to be fitted up in the east part of the basement will furnish meals to the general public and all lodgers in the house desiring such accommodation. The heating plant has been overhauled and repaired, making it one of the best heaters in the city. The well-furnished rooms are well-heated and in first-class condition. A good number of applications for rooms are already in, many of the old guests of the hotel coming back. Heine Pfutzenreuter has gone to St. Paul to attend school. What was the attraction in Aberdeen last Tuesday? Nearly everybody and his aunt from around here took the train for that famed city. The newly married couple, Barl T. Fessenden and Miss Lela Knapp, have the best wishes of their friends. They have started housekeeping on Mr. R. W. Castle, a Woodman deputy, is expected here the beginning of the week to work for the good of the cause. The boys want waking up, and we understand he is the boy who can do it. We hope to see the camp what it was a couple of years ago. Robert Pfutzenreuter and family have got back to the old homestead after a couple of years' sojourn in North Dakota. Robert is very much under the weather. The boys are very glad to have them back, especially as they have been without a housekeeper for some time. Mrs Pfutzenreuter Sr. being ailing and away in Minneapolis for treatment. Lars Herseth has a new artesian well recently completed, size 1½ inches. The water is clear and the pressure strong. Pipes through house and barn make the water supply as convenient as could be desired. Mr. Herseth has built a fine residence and other buildings recently. In addition to the farm of half section more under his control. He is one of the most extensive stock growers on the Jim, and certainly can make a most substantial showing for his many years of hustling in these parts. Groton Independent— The Groton mill is nearly ready to light up with electricity. The dynamo has been received and most of the wiring is complete. The county association of the rural free delivery carriers will hold a meeting in Groton on Saturday evening of this week. Steps are being taken looking to a state organization same as has been effected in a number of states. The C. K. Hayes place in Cambria. The report that Fred Oreracker of Henry William Meyers, Ordway, Columbia, and Miss Minnie Murphy of Shelby were married in Aberdeen Dec. 1st, sent in by the News' correspondent was premature, as the affair did not come off as scheduled. McKerson Bros. shipped a car of hogs to Sioux City Saturday. Smith Bros. unloaded a car of coal for their own use this week. Mrs. F. A. Fellows and Hollis are spending a week in Aberdeen, visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Payne are up from Madison, S. D., visiting friends and relatives in the vicinity of Putney. There was a social at A. McKinnon's Wednesday night. There were over forty present and all enjoyed themselves. Max Pilfer is back from North Dakota with his stock and household goods. He will live here and rent a farm. Licenses Issued During Week Ending Dec. 30, Nov. 27. Bert Henry, Minneapolis, Marjorie Menlenero, Minneapolis, Dec. 1. Herbert Williams, Aberdeen, Bessie Tamberg, Aberdeen, Dec. 2. Florence Josephine Crouse, Cambria, Forester. Elect Officers, At the regular meeting of the Foresters held Thursday night, the annual election of officers occurred. The following is the full list: P. C.' R.—James B. O'Hora, C. R.—Wm. H. Kearney, Y. C. R.—Geo. C. Ernst, R.-S.—Henry A. Hartert, F. S.—Patrick J. Kirby, Treasurer—John Ryan, Trustees—John Cavanaugh, Burns, F. Schile. CHICAGO Boom A Manhattan Bldg. ST. PAUL, Minn. 29 24 saj 83 22 Dealers in. STOCKS, GRAIN, PROVISIONS Bought and sold for cash or on reasonable margins. Members of Important Exchanges. Private Wiles. Write for our daily market letter and private telegraphic—mailed Free. SHIP YOUR GRAIN To its, Best Pacificities. Liberal Advantages. Prompt Returns. Aberdeen West Hotel, 14 Rooms office. BULGARIAN 14 Telephone 280-2. 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