The Charles Mix new era., August 25, 1905, Image 1

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

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When you wi&e Into tho build
ing in Ibo ntoruiug, My "good
morning" to the elevator man.
When you psaa tho ofliee boy
„jwho take* tho rccaVil of yoor at-
rival and dofiartare (ho la yoar
timekeeper, it he is small, red
haired and freckled), repeat tliut
morning greeting, asking his
iiamo clearly and dhViuct'y, as if
Ins Was rwilly worth- noticing.
And a "third "good morning" i*
ready for yciuf fellow- workers
alien yon reach tins iiiside office^
The surliest man will yield to tha
right sort of a "good mortiin#"*4'
uttered day after day ru uatupU,
cheerful tones.
Whe tbo bookkeeper's wife la
HI, don't wait until she dies to
pay your share of an elaborate
and utterly useless ttorol tribute,^
but ask hilu »very morning how.
hi# wife is feeling. If XV" ca«"
Tillotson has said, "A good
word is an easy obligation."
Good words are certain ly easyto
say of tiiia institute, of the «n
periuteudcut of schools, and ot
all the instructors.
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13 dime for a buaeh of
pa»$ies or violets, send them tii
her by tho -tirwl, worried man
as b« starts lioiuc after his day's
VfM'k, If the now stenographer,
fresh from business school, In-,
cars the- auger of her chief and
brings dowu on Iter frigtitenwl
Imad one of those caustic speech
ca which relieve the speaker aurf i
cause a titter among unfeeling
fellow-workers, do not turn your
bock on hcrilly repressed tears,
sod with i shrttg of your
ishoutder say tliat she wiM know
bettor the iwJtt time. Instead,
make a point of leveling her is
tins dressing room of the cloak
room iJut 't$c« buort, and ex
plain t«bef,Yo far you know,
how thL« wip **44?- her work
dkgae* ^he'~wi11 Wm sm for
Mrs. l&«Uards^su H'uiaan's
Iloaws Companion for
In order to gain some light as
to what the teachers thought of
tho work accomplished at the in
stitute, and for the benefit of llie
onus who a repaying their money
to have teachers that are up to
date, we asked each one the fol
lowing noefction, the imswn« to
which need no ourompnt from
a* Not ou'y the tax payer*,.but
the county wpprintcudertt and
all tneinbera of |he faculty are%*
be congratulated upou tho evi
dent g«*Xl filing which prevails
auioug the teachers, and their
appwefationa of the work aooni
piUhed:
Kindly express hereon, in one or
~wo sentences, your beat tbot
in relation to litis institute.
Johu W. Weaverling,
riatu,
WAONKb
if.
Mary P. Eifes,
Platte, 8. D.
Having attended eleven teach
era* institutes in loffa, and two
In SoatSi Dakota, 1 feet tlwt the 1
1006 Charles Mix County teach
era" institute, held at Wagner, &
O., Angus! J4lh t©85»h, isooe
of tha ttuisl pleasant and prottt
«bk» tbat I have attended.
A D.
Tlus institate !t«i been exeep
tiimally helpful to both eaperi
cnood and inexperienced teacli
Mrs K!i«a
Tltis county iostitute is cer
tainly vory helpful to teachers a#
it helps Ibem to rcn iew up wliat
tl»ey have forgolU-n, aud also get
orw bkw,
A. II. Murray
The benefits io bj
derwed from
institute, utuUr sikIi able and
^|^experk«c«l faitlciiclorsMRtiMMMi
irUow n^' ,ln«i ton fawr-
VOL." VI CIIAELKS COUXTY* SOU VKOTA, FRIDAY,
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As fine a line carried
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Dress and Work Suits
IjoLs of tl»'!(U
Fancy Dress Shirts
Plain Work Shirts
JJi£ Ijjio ol lUl^UI
Collars, Cuffs, Ties,
U nderwear,. oslery,
Suspenders,
Hats and Cap&
for
f-
BOYS' SUIfTS
dAF
UNDERWEAR
could wish to choose from.
"mm
Ladies'
Wearing
Apparel
Shirt Waists,
Skirts
ShirtWaist Suits
Jackets
Rainy Day Coats
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Underwear
Hosiery
YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR STOCK.
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
Grimes & Absher Clothing Company
the little folks as anyone
I
Ara. 25,1005.
ed, are of such importance tbat
«wry teacher sbonid avail bin
seifof tho opportunities offered
The citheeo* of Wagner hare kept
Uieir doors open and left their
best apartment* at, the disposal
uf tbe teachers, so tiint llie tine
sjHHrt has b»*a both instmctivr
^nd pleasant.
pat*
O. U fC}r»tad
i )i»c of ilte chief fcataros of (lie
Institvti is that the instructors
are v.-ry kind and stHMit to be
'1'he InhtiLiite Itas been mirsi
helpful to me in tlicse two way»?
As an incentivu by jtruttaing
dtsir«»f»r further kltnwktlge ai»l
MrlHtalB.
Mabel It Italia#
One tliieg that lo«pira the
ienHiers tills ye«r anl m*ktm
iliein desire t*» w»rk, la tl»e |Hf*
fnee of unr iioblo ins true tor*.
Tho uusHlfUhnesia with which
M«*y labor for Un? k*ocbers
inspiring arid \wy ttelpfal Tliey
wake th0 tuach«r feel that there
is soaic«hin«r swble in the leach
er'* prof»«i(.1tHi sud makes hira
want U give tins be,t thero i« in
hint for ht« pnjMla,
fiftt* & Vdtaiaaaai"'''
•B4WB fr*
Is Um» kindly Chrisitia inMit
«W© of th«» mstr actors.
thing that has la*pir«id me
w at is, tho living en«}4« of
Aobh* UhrlstliMi itistractors and
tlie beaaty and M*biUty of labor
A
fThe Charlmi Mix tifinty loati
*»f \m has been liarw t«r
tomnM and fsithfal wwk
$*' part of b»4fs iufttruciirt-s
tMK*l»r*rs 1*4 aMtMBhltK9«i, It
th# ymt'n w«Hr wiiie*H* l»»fmv
ns, with a beil^r uader*!anUi»|z
«f Hn« tlo'i«Ni of onr mUle |wt
f«aakn, and sgremb rt^athashuiai
ia wr work, bi«o«»c- of the two
*«*ks we Iwvn spoilt so iwott
|aMy Uigt'lltef, I Iwiv Iiwii iw
im.'ssod n-ore deeply Uam cttr
before with tho thoaght that
'0r» in indiHii a noble calling and
it hold* gio.it |«M»ibilifUM for
worthy w»»rk in tin* wntrai a* wt»B
aa tht* wrntai Iraitthtg of the bfa
ianJ girh of oar tand,
Anuk Oui ton
f^w Selte,
lJi'gi»Wr«l l*(4aml ati»fr w«U«
lings, any age aU) hav« a few
t#C*«d aowa doo to farrow
month. Come, or writ* we at
frace sad have yoar cIkho^ a 11
Ra'ph Wek'h, Academy. B. U.
If for any masoa y»»a iatmMi
to havo %«ah% siv nt« before jtm
engage yonr aoctkmver.
half
bills
|irl«e.
41m 0*0 tl
Angast Talberg,
12
IS Wanner, H.
D.
W later WlMr«(
I will havt* a ear of iia« wiatev
wheat for «»le, for seed, in a few
days. Place your ord.*r now.
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fibe»iad in S iweUm
INiol Hall. Will at
a part of yoar miiroteago
WAONCIf, 50UTH IIAKOTA
INSURANCE
IN8URANCE
lte*l coapsuic« aad k«we«t po*'
Klbfe rates.
L. E. COREY
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Wagnar, 8. D.
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tV» bay Isattor for thai
hoaao, barn orexteaskiit w*
a bard Job, if y«o bay tl from
•a. For yoa trtt tm t«
ralsa less than
al any ottter
Hal «ltho«fh
aell
LUMBER?
CHEAP
Wedkmliaellcheafi taaibar.
Yoa will tea II
cimii awl aocetaleiycnt.
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waate If yoa pian
fatly,
SMMMgr hy baying
as, yoa gel baUor
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