The Charles Mix new era., June 23, 1905, Image 5

About The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911

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Mrs. H. Thompson left TOM
day morning lor Chicago, lor a
visit wtthrelatlveB.
The .Baptist ladies aidwill
meet* igi^aae 80th, at Mrs.
Chat. MfcFarland's.
Born, to Mr. sod Mrs. P. M.
.Tinker. a boy, Wednesday morn
ing. The father survives the
shock.
Mrs. W. H. McDonald, of
Grand Junction, Cok., is here
visiting her -on, W. G., and
family.
Quite & number of the Wagner
people were attending the fire
men's tournament at Armour
Thursday.
Rev. John P. Williamson left
Tuesday morning for Poplar,
Montana, to attend a local con
vention of the 'Presbyterian
church.
Victor Sweneoa and Misses
*Ruby Grimes. Grace Wicks, Ora
Swenson and Minnie Grimes
came .down from Ward Academy
Saturday morning for the sum
mer vacation. jp
Wm. McMahn. of Delmont,
came over to Wagner with his
family Tuesday to visit with
relatives and friends. He says
he has a claim over in Lyman
county to which he will move in
the fall.
Last Thursday evening the
house of Ed Lager,'just west of
»«wn, was struck by»lightni*g
during the storm. Part of the
roof was knocked off and the
chimney split to pieces no other
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Mrs. Alb«rt Boyoion and
daughter of Mitchell came to
Wagner last Saturday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. John Schulte.
They returned home Monday, ac
companied by Mrs. Abraham
Boynton.
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Tbe doctor was called last £ri
day evening to attend the seven
i year-old soirof L, B. Barkley,
who had fete right leg broken
1 from belngTun over by a wagon,
i The fractured limb is now get
ting along as well as could ba
qpcpected.
Reed & Reich have received
their opening itock of furniture
and have itplaced in the Burrell
building where they will be
pleased to have yon call and in
spect their stock. They are call
ing special attention to it in this
week s issue. Better lode it up.
Reports up-to-date indicate
that the Wagner ball team, which
is attending the tournament at
Armour, has broken even on
games so far. Thursday they
tjriayed Ar&Our for the
Irving IB. Welch, late of this
County but now a resident of
Jacksonville, Florida, was here
lsst Saturday and Sunday visit
ing with the different Pease
families, to whom be is relet#.
Be was also interested in the
cattle sale In which Welch A
Weldi had some offerings His
sr" Ralph Welch, was also
at Mr Welch said that
JS very w«U satisfied with
his new home in the south, but
that he could not help coming
back to old CharlM Mix county
when he wanted to take a vaca
tion.
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time but the report of the game
has not reached as np to the
time of going to press. -, 'i
'Mr. Alex Mitchell, of PJerson,
la., an uncle of lr. Frink, unex
pectedly dropped off at Wagner
for a visit, ana to look over the
country with ft view of locating,
fie is very weB pleased with our
county Mid we hope he may con
clude to locate with us. He left
Tuesday morning tor Chamber
lain.
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as she had
•t the home one mile sooth of
Wagner, conducted by Rev. J. 8,
Schroder, who preached from
the text: Thou shalt come te
thy grave la a fall age, like as a
shock of con warth la hie
of ottr wife and mother aadsas
ask our Hesvenljr fM^ier to Usee
all our neighbors and friends
who so kindly and gradonaiy as
sisted as daring Ifee sickness
ami at her bnriaL
Join 0. SchultB,
Mr, and Milk Abraham Boynton,
August Schults,
Mrs. A. Siaman,
Mr. and Mrs- Albert Boynton.
Word, by *phone from Frank
Strohbehn, last evening, from
Sioux City, says that Mrs. Stroh
behn's condition is somewhat
improved from tiie day before,
but that she is not yet ont of
danger. It hi to be hoped that
she will continue to improve and
soon be able to leave the hospital
for home.
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and retnraed hotae with Irviaf
Welch in the afternoon.
H. G. Barkl, J. V. Janda, Walt
Rmaeton, and eaversl othy
nerttes went to Armour
to root for the Gate
team.
Miss BElandbe Wilson, who haa
been
socket, returned to
Tuesday evening to spend the
summer vacation.
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teckacbe
Just to Let You Know that
We are on Deck
And nadr to* business
With an •lsgant Mock of HIGH GRADE FORHITOMLwl Bon
coming. Tbe best stock of Furniture in tbe County. We handle
Lowe Brothers' "High Standard" Paint
Spreads tertbe*. ooTers better, looks Handsome*, weauw longer than
any other paint. Try iV You should oome In and see cu» fine line of
Wall Paper
When you need some, remember we handle It,' and oan please you
We are here to stay, and therefore our interests are to give you the
best values for your money. We *111 use our utmost endeavors to
please, and ell we ask is that you give us a Mai order.
Read & Rsieli Firaitin Coapnif
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
WatHTi
Floete Lumber Co.
Carries a full line of
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LUMBER £1*
Call before buying elsewhere and be convinced that ours
is the cheapest yard in town, .?
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The First State Bank.
INCORPORATED
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A General Banking
Business Transacted,
Buy and seU exchange oa the princins
cities of tills and foreign countries. Will
loan money, pay taxes and sell real estate
for non-residents MI favorable terms
Wagner, 3. D.
I am prepared to do alt kinds of
PaifltM, Pwr Hinging ai Doflrilat
i at short notice
If you want a first-claw job of either,
drop
a portal and I will call and M«
you* Agent for the finest line of
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visiters in Wheeler
night. The latter
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parte anny nan ap to about
1806,... .Irvtag H. Welsh, who ie
up from Florida atteadtag to
aoaia basinses tateream her%,
shipped tea full blood Darfceaaa
to Wagner this week. Tfeey are
aae •nimala aad we
very aae animals aad we have
been inA»r«ed that they will he
offered far eaie at Wa«Mr
8atarda^, the ITlh.—Whaelar
Ooarier.
town oear night Thareda/. He
retafaed home ta Wagner Fri
Welch had
day
time. Rvery-
reglatmred. Tbe
yearlinga wtt average 860 poouda
each, and there to very little dif
ference in their rise. If thoae
we saw Monday are a flair sample
Mr. Welch certainly haa some
fine stock op on his ranch.
Platte Epitome.
Dr. J. Doaovan has located
in Wagner. The doctor was
some weeka la Oeddes and so
our people are pretty well ae
uaistea with the yoang aiaa.
te shoald receive a cordial wet
oome at Wagner. Mathew
Uawley, a young man from Wag
ner, waa brot oefore the board
of tnaaalty here Friday aad ad
judged inaaaa and will be taken
to Yankton aad placed In the
asylum. He aeemed to he mildly
insane and not at all yicious.—
Charles Mix News.
Mr. Adam Grimes of Wagner
op to Platte Taeeday night
and waa the guest of Mrs. D. G.
Hsrron... .Lawrence Utley came
up from Wagner Monday oight,
where he is in charge of a cloth
ing atore for V. J. Ptak, and will
have charge of Utley Bros', store
here while his brother Arthur
fills his position at Wsgner.—
Platte Enterprise.
Mr. aad Mrs. John Thompson,
who reside hi Wagner, sod Miss
Emily Meade, formerly superin
tendent of schools of Chark» Mix
county, drove Into this city last
Tuesday aad remaiaed over
night, tbe gaeets of Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Cole.—Herrick Press.
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The Children's Day Exercises
which were held at the Cong re
ohareh by the M. E.
School last Sunday even-
iog were all that oould be expect
ed from children anywhere. The
little foQta all took their parts
well, showing ttw results of the
oareful training they had reeef*
ed, aad the work of the older
memheara of the eehoolwae all
thatoould bedeaired. We wish
that tUrn aad space allowed a
carefal review of tbe eatira j»o
gram, aa we think there were
nambers that aierit hearty
After the exer-
cisee were completed s collection
to go Into theedaca
tloaal faad of ttie church, aad a
ake sum of aoaajr waa raiaed.
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of St PtaL We invite the ladlea to call, ia*
apectoar irtock, iaveetigateoar prioaa,
aad beooaui ooaviaoed that wa
have aa UP-TO-DATE
MQilnery Store
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