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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25

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Waters. baths. hotels and scenery uowhs-s equallc,
Special New York Or1os.
248 FIFTH AVENUE
where excursion tickets. Pullman reservations And
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20 Cincinnati Louisville Chicago. Sc. louis and tn
West for side trip 20 Virginia 10: Sl-fass
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also c-Hcss PsrcA- r r. and Commenting isnsa
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25
City Property for Sale or to Let
Unfurnished apartments to Let.

own YOUR HoME.-No rent: Il story hreproof: few
~ vacancies LETT location below Both. plan see
CHARLES p. FORCE 4s9 9th Az. Tel 67T7-3sth.
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ENGINEERS.
JUDGE GARY TAKES A VACATION.
No steer Rail Meeting Until He Comes Back
From Europe.


E. II. Gary, chairman of the directors OF
the United States Steel Corporation. who is
to sail for Europe on Tuesday. o gone for
two months, said yesterday that the next
meeting of the representatives Of the rail-
roads of this country and Canada and the
manufacturers of rails to act On the steel
rail controversy would not take place until
his return. When asked IL he thought the
price Of the rails would be advanced and
their quality improved, he said;
"The subject is under careful considers
ton by all the manufacturers and railroad
officials. In the meantime | do not feel
justified in making any statement"
In regard to the business outlook for the
coming twelve months he said:
Business has been during the last six
months fully equal to the first six months
Of 1908. June, 1907, was better than June.
1905. I do not like to prophesy for twelve
months in advance. The steel plant at Gary
is progressing satisfactorily. II is a Won
derful ENTERPRISE. We hope to be making
some steel there about July, i9os.'
DO you think there is a chance OF the
increase of the dividend on the common
stock soon, MIR. Gary?'
Il am often asked this question. / could
not answer IL l would. The directors alone
would decide the question II raised. The
present policy of the company is TO keep
strong in cash. TIL management believes
this will be for the best and permanent
does not intend or need to borrow anv more
money in the immediate future"
Mr.. Gary said that he expected W. e.
Corey, president of the company, who
recently married Mabelle Gilman. back from
Europe about the twentieth of this month.
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Important changes from last week in the
cash held by the banks and their loans are
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call nominal to-day at 81 per
cent, Rates for call money hardened con-
siderably during the week. at one time touch
ing Is per cent. The minimum figure " as
s per cent. and the average price paid about
3 per cent. The time money market " a.
very quiet and only a limited amount OF bust
ness was done. Rates varied little and
closed the week at ~ to S per cent. for sixty
and five months and So TO 4 per cent. for SIX
months. Commercial paper was quoted al
pa, to y per cent. for prime single names and
pills receivable; other names, 81 per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
10 2-sc. discount. Chicago-5c. remium
I-iOc. premium. .Montreai~Psr. New Or.
leans Commercial. SOC. discount: banks.
par, net. 81. Paul-25c. premium. Mime
apohs-55c,- premium to par. Cincinnati
Par. 81. Louis-25c. premium. San Fran
Money in London. 2 per cent. Rate Of
discount IN the. open market for short and
three months bills. ~ per cent. Consols
for money closed at 81 sic and for account az
- 7-l6. Paris advices quote closing price,
Tor 3 per cent. rentes at rs francs 20 centimes
Private rate OF discount, 81 per cent. Ex-
change on London. rs francs. IL centtmes
Berlin advices quote exchange on London
20 marks ttT pigs. Private rate Of discount.
New York Clearing House statement: Ell
changes. sSi2,slsst97; balances. SIS, 700, e3N
Suo-Treasury debit balance, se34. S7s.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York.
6Itsc. Bar silver in London, sid, Mexican
silver dollars quoted at sac.
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THE GRAIN
wheat Declines sharply --LAverpeoI weak
Long and short selling Corn and
Oats Easier.

Wheat closed az a sharp decline under free
selling for both sides Of the account. Early
In the day prices weakened. influenced mainly
by generally favorable weather and weaker
Liverpool advices than expected. Liquida-
ton was renewed here and at the West. Bears
sold more freely and uncovered stop loss
orders. Minneapolis. moreover. was weak
and the Northwest was selling at Chicago.
Crop reports we're more favorable In some
instances and for the time being bulls were
less aggressive. Liverpool declined to
Id. influenced by the reaction here on Friday.
the Modern Miler's report and profit taking.
Paris declined equal to lc. on wheat and y
to &c. or -four. Berlin and Antwerp were
unchanged.
Offering s Of new wheat we're again reported
large and bears are predicting a material
increase in the receipts in the near future.
On the other hand, raany Of the crop re-
ports were bullish. both from the North
west and the Southwest. Shorts covered on
the decline. fearing adverse developments
over Sunday. There was also good buying
at times by prominent commission houses.
Finley. Darrell a Co., Logan a. Bryan. Bart
lett. Frazier a Darlington, the Northern
Grain Company and Candy were a lso good
buyers. IL was reported. too. that James
Patten was buying freely at Minneapolis
through a number OF brokers.
Further export business In Manitoba wheat
was reported ana some tnlnk that foreign
buying of American winter wheat 10 probable
shortly. The cash markets were arm. Buda-
pest advanced ihc.
But in the main it was a day Of LIQUIDATION.
and the Anal prices were about the lowest
Of the session.
Broomhsll estimated the worlds ship
ments at 10000 600 bush. against 9.7oo, 900
last week and $3.50. 900 last year. The Aus
tralian shipments for the week were as 900
bush. against 3os. 900 last week and COS, 900
last year.
Corn weakened with the rest Of the list.
Cash interests were selling at the West and
bears were more aggressive owing TO the oon-
crop prospects, Liverpool declined I'd.
Iowa sent bullish crop reports and this with
commission house buying and covering Of
shorts steadied the market later on.
Oats gave way with the rest OF tho list
early in the day. The LIQUIDATION was pretty
became frmer on .buiIish. crop reports from
many sections and covering OF sho rts. Illi-
pois and Iowa sent bad reports.
THE SPOT MARKETS.
Wheat on the spot was active. Sales.
No red, Hc. under July I. 0. b. anoat for
export; No. I northern Duluth, sxc. over
September (. o. b., No; I northern Manitoba.
sos. Futures closed Ike. to 2hc. lower.
Corn was dull on the spot. Sales. 10000
bush. No. =, s3kcAf. o. b. sfiost for export:
No. ? white. 6311c. Futures closed unchan ged
to &c. lower. Sales. zoo. 900 bush.
Oats were dull on the spot. Sales. 1000
bush. Natural white on track. 30 TO 80 lbs,
50d5ic.; mixed, 28 TO 32 lbs, 4ec. Rye and
barley were nominal
Futures were as follows.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Coree Exchange cIosed-proyts, n Firm,

COnee Exchange Closed -ProvtSi ons F1rmer.
Coffee on the spot was quiet and ST. adv At
SIC. The New York Coffee Exchange was
closed.
PRovIsIoNs.-Lard was dull; prime Vest
ern. 1920; refined Continent. 1925: South
American. sio.iS. Pork was quiet and steady;
mess. SisdSis.5o. Tallow was duh and easy;
City. SIC. Butter Creamery. extras. 25c.
Cheese-State. {. c.. colored or white. small.
best. l2hc.: large, i2kc. Eggs-western.
frsts. i6c. Chicago. July e-"Eghter hog
receipts than expected, stronger product
made a frmer market. Offerings were rather
small. Local traders led in the buying. The
chases werei in anticipation OF a letup In hog
receipts" Prices as follows;
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Imports and d o

The imports. Of specie for the week were
si,:Sss; OF Which SASS was gold. makine
Exports Of specie were: Silver, sss7. sis
gold. sl:as7.to 0 a total OF. 81, 3t5. 3ie.. asani.
specie since January have been: cod. Scs,-
ie7. sos; silver. s23. $50. ii3: a total Of sac. 97s,olt
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~SUGAR.-Raw Was steady. Centrifugal. on
test. 3.sSc.; muscovados, 80 test, $3.50. Sales,
$500 bags Santo Domin go, afioat. at $3.50. for
Granuiated, 1900.
NAVAL STORES. Spirits OF turpentine, soI5c.
Common TO good strained rosin. $40. "
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON, July s.-The statement, NJ ,h. -.
ceipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows
tbs Day. THIS r,onth. Fiscal vcGr
heceipts go. ,LS,U N0,S4i 1877 s0.Sl .SS7
Expenditures, 4.0O.000 i6s7oOOO ia $40 30
pencu.. ., .2.0sI. 23 S.i2S,ol3 A,l3s,S,5
The receipts from customs to .day were n aog SIS
t3is, 5t5.
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THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations for curt stocks at the close OF
the week were with only few exceptions
above the level established on the preceding
Saturday. the greatest Improvement being
shown in the copper. shares. The market
was firm throughout the session, and on sew
eral DAYS there was an active speculation in
certain mining issues. dealings reaching
large totals. Advances OF from I TO ? points
ton, Cu~mberlsnA-Eiy, Nevada CONSOLIDATED,
Giroux and Goldheld Consolidated and Trinity
Copper. too. showed a large gain, Nevada
demand.
Transactions in detail in the market to-
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. July 6-Amalgamatei and At
lantic led in activity in to-days market for
copper shares, gaining2 ~ and TX respectively
The entire list was strong. 0sceola advanced
.. North Butte, 81: Copper Range, /; Quincy
3. Tsmsrack, ?. The close was strong and
active and higher prices are predicted for the
coming week The industrisls and railroads
were neglected
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FLOUR Quiet and steady. Sales. 3.OoO
bbls. Receipts. 25,757 bbls. exports, is.5e1
bbls. Prices as follows: Spring: Patents
s5td s.. 90; clears, 81. 75dbs4.i0. Winter: Clears
s3 50d 800; straights, N.506s4.65. Rye -FOUR,
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In Liverpool spot cotton declined l point
Middling. 7.Sod.. against o.ltd, last year.
Sales. 1000 bales; imports. 1000. Futures
opened 9 points lower. but recovered part,
closing ~ TO 5 lower. Prices as follows:
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-19
NOTICE OF Probate.

State Of Scsth Dakota. county Of Charles Mfs
In coAnty court In the matter OF thc e.
Louis LaPIante deceased
The stats Of south Dakota sends kreetiug 70
all the heirs ~ Law and next of kin Of
Louis Lapiants deceased.
and 70 all 70 whom these presents may come
Notice Is hereby given that VIM IA. shunk
has nled In thiS court Q verified petition
stating. among a&Aer things that said deceax-
ed person 1efs IN estate consisting Of
an Indian allotment OF real
pr0pessy under The provisions OF tha statutes
81 the United States. and stating and showing
farther that all u said real property and
said interest In said real property Il wholly
exempt from attachment or other mesIse pro-
debts ofsaid deceased; and prayIns for The
hearing OF evidences In support Of said peti-
sionand for findings ~ fact and for hnaa de-
cree Of distribation of the estate Of SAID De-
ceased amoE& his heirs at Law and that
Tuesday the fih day Of Mry s2g. ~ ten
o'clock !. N. Of said day, beinx . day Of q
regular term Of this e0art. to-Hft. the May
term 1907. - the court rooa In the town ~
(eddes. County Of Chnrles Mix.s0ufh Dakota
has been set for hearing said petition. whsn
and where amy person interested may MppeaR
and show cause Why tbs said petition should
DsseS y Gsddss. s D.. nj. lssA az q Apr
issslj al judge Of The county court
L n Gable. Attorney tor Petitioner.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-19

Take your good wheat 70 the
Dakota Elevator Elevator Go.
and exchange it for Excelsior,
Manaota, Fancy Patent and
White Lily flour. 11-16
Strayed from my place mile
north and five miles west Of
Wagner, April IL, ! gray horse.
weight HOO, branded half circle
crossL on left thigh and G over
bar on right thigh. One bay
horse, VT 100, branded dia-
mondx on on left thigh. Ed
Cham berlain' 4 10
Avon Clarion. VIM. Monlux,
who has acted in the capacity Of
agent for the Milwaukee, at
this place for sometime has re
signed his petition to go on his
fine farm west of Wagner. A
graduate OF the Highland Park
school of telegraphy has arrived
to take charge of the station,
but Mr.. Monlux will stay for
sometime to show the new agent
some Of the 'skinks" of the bust
ness.
Armour Chronicle. Prof.
Wright was up from Wagner
over Sunday visiting with
friends in this city. The gen.
tleman informs us that his
better half is in sunny southern
California where she has been
for some time enjoying the
change from South Dakota
prairies TO the sunshine Of the
tropics. She is visiting with
her friends at Paris not so very
far from Los Angeles. Mr..
Wright will follow her at the
close of school, with the object
of remaining therepermanently.
He has long sought the oppor-
tunity of getting to the coast
where there is q great demand
for teachers and he will endeavor
to make his stay permanent il
possible.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-19

sMART-sET SOCIETY WEDDING
Vermillion Republican. The
marriage Of Miss Florabella
Katrina Arabesque to Mr.. Lutz
Bolgna Wienner wurtz was SOL
emnized atthe homeof the brides
parents on North-twenty-seoond
street. To those who are
acquainted with the principals.
II II needless 10 say that the
affair was one of the SWEETEST OF
the season.
The bride wore white muslin
with q bridal yeil and 10 the
making Of which one entire lace
curtain was consumed. She
carried q handsome bunch OF
lettuce. The groom, who i one
Of the most popular young men
1t the north side. wore the con.
ventional black.
The parlors Of the brides
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COMMUNICATED

A short time ago a young
bachelor who lives on Route /
went over to see the housekeep
er of another bachelor. Bach
went to the house without see
ing No. 2, but evidently No. :
was suspicious, for he proce eded
to getin q position to overhear
what was said. No. and Tho
housekeeper were suspicious,
SO they talked in q low tone Of
voice, that No. 2 might not hear.
No. 2 was later seen "streaking
it" for the barn. from where he
came up to the house very pale
and all out Of breath. Question
how much did he hear?
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-19

G. w. Williamson came up
from the Agency Thurs day with
several loads of fat hogs to be
shipped to market.
Mrs. A. Il. Pease gave a six
o'clock dinner at her residence
Wednesday evening, in honor OF
the birthday anniversary of her
mother, Mrs. II. Thompson.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-19

home were decorated in yellow
and the ceremony took place
under the bell--cow bell--hung
In the corner of the room. The
bridal party entered under the
strains of Lohengren's wedding
march, and the minister coming
first, followed by the ring bearer
little Gretchen Wienerwurh,
carrying the ring on carrot.
The groom was accompanied by
his best man Obadieh. The
bridesmaid, Miss Electa Tabled.
hote Sauerkratz, followed. and
the bride came last unaccom-
panied. Tt is needless to inform
the reader that the ceremony
was impressive. After refer
ring to certain Rooseveltain
doctrines, the venerable minis
ter proceeded and asked the
groom among other things:
"Will you clothe your wife as
she demands to be clothed, even
though called upon to mortgage
your home. feed her as she
wishes to be fed, chop her wood,
scrub her porches. and, in fact
do everything that an industri.
Gus man like yourself should do?"
OF the bride the minister ask.
ed:
"Will you obey him under all
circumstances, and conditions
whatsoever, darn his socks, fry
his wieners, grind his sausage,
make bis bed, warm his slippers
when he comes home in the
night or wee small hours in the
morning? And IL he should per-
chance see fit TO SOW the balance
of his oats after his honeymoon,
remember 1t is the mans pre-.
rogative. /"
The questions being properly
answered, the assembled CON-
pany sang, "What Shall the
Harvest Be, !" and then con.
gratnlations we're in order.
The gifts were remarkable for
their usefulness. A wash board
was one Of the much admired
gifts TO the bride. The brides
gift to the groom was q hand
some pin, upon which was en-.
graved the brides age, 90, and
the mystic word 'skldoo. The
groom presented the bride with
handsome brooch which he ex-I
planned, he had secured at .
bargain, as it was slightly
damaged. A bunch of kindling-
wood tied with q pretty blue
ribbon was one Of the admired
gifts.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-19
NICE nASORITY

Geddes, S. D., April II.
Special to she Journal. Reports
received here from Wagner in
dictate they had the hottest
election down in their city
yesterday OF any place in the
county. III. d. James, who went
into the caucus and won out for
the nomination, was the can di.
date with the Strohbehn wing OF
affairs. The Pease faction was
not suited with this turn of
affairs and put up William
Brazzell. Mr.. James was
elected by Q nice majoIity.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-19
THE FLOWN
Go GO

- -; - rs!r:+ ).
r. N. Kraz went to Mitchell
Tuesday morning.
Groceries al Noepes. The busy store,
are dl.oays fresh; Try them.
VIM. Kelly came up from his
Yankton home Sa turday.
Frank Delire, the Platte jewel.
er, was Wagner visitor
Tuesday.
J. J. Krall, the Tyndall opti-
clan, will be in Wagner Tuesday
April %.
Adam Grimes was a passenger
west Wednesday evening. He
went up to Pratt uckeryille.
At Wagner Tuesday, April
%. ]. ]. Krall, the Tyndall op.
tician.
A carload of bran and shorts
just received by the Dakota Ele-
vator Go. Ills
To be stereotyped: E. A..
Boyd came down Geddes nearly
every morning this week.
Calendars, blotters, fans and
other advertising novelties
galore at this Office.
Platte Enterprise: Il. Halvi-
son Of Wagner, was transacting
business in Platte Thursday.
Buy your -four of the Dakota
Elevator Co., they handle the
best grades. 1I-16
The reform element in Geddes
lost out in Tuesdays elections.
Now it will be Pratt. Tuckerville
instead OF Geddes.
Herb Jones. who has been
making his home at TT. Leaven-
worth, Kansas. for year past,
returned to Wagner last Friday.
Work has once more been
started on the school house.
Perhaps it win be completed
this time.
There is to be q dance in the
new hall Saturday evening.
Vogeli's orchestra will furnish
the music.
Tuesday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. M. II. Pease became the
proud parents of a bouncing boy.
And of course Nose is happy.
Clarence Bowling returned
Tuesday evening from WASH
ington, where he has been to
look over the country.
Emil Misterek, John Kaberna.
Tony Delhi and Frank Fenzl left
on the 8:57 passenger train for
Rapid City, s. D. and all but one
voted before they left.
T. w. Brazil was down from
Lake Andes Monday, and in an
interview with New Era re-
porter stated he would soon go
to his Stanley county claim
Our Hradcany Valley CORE.
spondent has broken out this
week-with poetry. Some lady
ought to catch and quarantine
hints contagious.
G. J. Klewer of Avon, was in
town Tuesday visiting his aunt,
Miss Louise Wepking, and also
attending to some business mat
tiers.
Have your eyes tested and
find out whether or not You need
glasses next Tuesday, the 28rd,
on which date j. J. Krall, the
Tyndall optician, will be in
Wagner.
Mrs. Milt Evans left Wednes
day morning for Sloan, Iowa,
to visit with relatives. In her
absence, Milt viii try his hand
ct letting someone else cook his
meals.
A. Il. Pease is having the
building occupied by the post
Office and New Era Office treated
TO q nice, clean inside coat of |
naint IL Won don't believe il |
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-19

Our line OF 1908 calendars il
the best ever, and there is /
lot Of them. Plain steel engrav
Ing, tipped on Autographs, fancy
shapes, beautiful floral designs,
cut outs. mechanical and tissue
paper novelties comprise the
list for 1908. We cordially
invite you to come IN and look
them over.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-19

loan on good cattle paper of any
kind. Commercial State Bank.
Rev. w. Ii. Thrall of Huron
will preach AZ the Congregation
al church next Sunday evening.
| For Sale:-Four room house
and barn and tubular well, south
east of Wagner. II. O, Hemey.
er. 1926
Ladies, u you Odnf stylish Daist,
get IL al Noeoe,s. the busy store. where
you baUe large assortment to select
from.
will take seventy head Of
cattle for pasture this season.
Plenty of fresh water and
pasture or no pay. Joseph
Petrick, Wagner, s. d. ABB
Respondent with paint and
varnish, nice show cases, ne W
goods and fixin's, the new drug
store, Fl. d. Jehu proprietor,
presents a very attractive ap-
pearance. The store is now
open and ready for business.
Wonder why the official ballots
of the town at the late election
were not printed in accordance
with law? It looks to us as tho
they were printed simply to
confuse the voters; but they did
not succeed; oh no!
A surprise party was given
the Morgan boys at their home
south of town Wednesday even.
ing, which was attended by a
large number of young people
from Wagner. The event was
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Miss Anna Maywald has re.
signed her position at Fl. G.
Bark Cos, and the position will
be taken by her sister, Miss
Williams. We are informed
that Miss MaYwald has accepted
a position with?
Even though the opposition
have the advantage of good
reliable legal advice, this Office
will furnish a chrome to the fel.
low who will cite one instance
where they have adhered strict
ly to the law during the past two
years.
Pat Bergin's son was victim
of runaway accident Wednes-
day, but came out of it with a
whole skin. While the team was
running the wagon tongue came
down and was run into the
ground, throwing the wagon box
and boy high in the air. Nothing
broken but the tongue.
Chas. Terry, our popular vet
Urinary surgeon, needed help In
his business, and now has it.
But he II have to wait a few years
before the boy who was born
Thursday morning will be able
to do more than add to the doc.
tors night calls. Congrat ula
tions anyhow. Charlie.
Will Dahlenberg had a run
away Tuesday that was rather
hard on Willie. The team ran;
the wagon tongue came down;
the team s till ran; Willie thought
they were going too fast and
jumped. Result. Dislocated
ankle, which is getting along as
wellas could be expected.
r. w. Nipple, the auctioneer,
was in the New Era Office We'd
nesday morning and asked US
wouldn't we please tell all
those who contemplated commit
ting matrimony that he would
give them a life sentence free OF
charge. This offer only holds
good for thirty days, so the
young folks had better take
notice.
4 pile of black dirt is being
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-19

Loans made on farms low rate. op.
tional payments money on hand. no
delay. First State Bank.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-19

The largest and best up-fo-dote lin
Of ladies making skuh at Noe,es
the busy store.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-19

II you want to sell or buy q
farm or to insure your property,
See w. q Kirkpatrick, Wagner.
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