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Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-01-10
Deaths of the Year,


Jan. 9-W. r. Harper, president Uni
versity of Chicago, at Chicago.
15-Col. R. G. Lowe, Galveston, Tex,
newspaper publisher
16-Marshall Field, Chicago merchant
prince, of pneumonia, in New York.
2O-H. B. Hurd, noted lawyer and
Illinois citizen, at Evanston.
Feb 25-Ex-Speaker d. B. Henderson,
of national house of representatives
at Dubuque, Ia
Pts. P. Langley, secretary Smith
sonian institution, at Aiken, s. G.
Mar. 4-Ex-Gov. Hogg, Texas, at Hous-
ton.
11-Gen. J. S. Gage, distinguished sol
dier at San Jose, Cal.
12-Susan B. Anthony, suffragist lead
er, at age of Sc, in Rochester, N. Y.
John st. John, first white settler
at head of great lakes, in Superior,
Wis; aged 90.
18-Johann Most, noted anarchist lead
er, at Cincinnati.
19-Gen ]. M. Thayer, ex-U. S. sena-
tor and governor, Nebraska, at Lin
coin.
25-Ex-Mayor S. M. Ashbridge, at Phil
adelphia.
29-T. E. Barrett, sheriff Cook county,
ILL.,, at Chicago.
Apr. 4-Former Gov. Gen. Blanco, Gu
ba, at Madrid. C. A. Warwick, pub
Usher Constitution Democrat, Keo-
kuk, Ia.
30-J. E. Boyd, ex-Gov. of Nebraska,
at Omaha-Mrs. Mary McKittredge
believed oldest woman in America,
at Uniontown, Pa; age 108, suicide
May MAX Judd, noted chess player
at st. Louis.
23-Henrik Ibsen, noted Norwegian
dramatist and poet, at Christiana
Jun. 1-Congressman Robert Adams,
Philadelphia, committed suicide at
Washington.
4-Senator A. p German, Maryland
at Washington.
14-Robert B. Roosevelt, uncle of pres
ident, at Sayville, L. I.
15-Congressman r. e. Lester, Geor-
gia, result of accident.
17-H. N. Pillsbury, noted chess mas
ter, at Phila-Gen. H. L. Porter,
leading shoe manufacturer, at How
ell, Mass.
19-Gov. ]. M. Pattison, Of Ohio, at
Milford. e. Higgins, ex-acting Gov.
Utah, at Washington.
27-Jerre Dunn, at Elizabeth, N. J.
29-Rev. DR.. J. Smith, noted Con-
gregational minister, at Roxbury,
Mass.
Jul. 3-G. Y. Wisner, noted consulting
engineer, at Detroit.
9-Congressman H. G. Adams, of Wis
consin, at Chicago. Judge G.. P.
VANITY, of Michigan, at London.
16-Alfred Belt, millionaire South Afri-
can financler, at London.
22-Russell Sage, at Lawrence, L. l.,
age SO.
Aug. 2-E. A. Gage, son of former Sec
retary, at Seattle, Wash; suicide.
4-Rear Admiral Train, at Chefoo,
China.
19-L. Morrison, noted actor, at Yon-
korc NJ "
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-01-10

-hluS SuIlSCIdu OI D0uuldTk ulGS
at Copenhagen.
30-Frederick VIII. proclaimed king of
Denmark.
Feb. 5-Countee Boni de Castellane,
formerly Anna Gould, of New York,
enters plea for divorce in Paris.
13-New British parliament opens; J.
W. Lowther elected speaker.
25-In Columbia tidal wave, 1000
drowned.
Mar. 4-Tavernola, Italy, swallowed up
by Lake Iseo.
5-Fucecchio, Italy, dance hall panic
results in 16 deaths.
French cabinet resigns. Three
would-be assassins of Gen. Reyes,
president of Colombia, shot to DEATH
I'm. Sarrien accepts task of form
ing new French ministry. Mine ex-
plosion and fire kills 1893 in France.
13-In Arabian rebellion, Turkish
troops massacre $4,000 natives at
Sana, Arabia.
Earthquake at Kagi, Formosa,
kills hundreds and destroys 1000
homes.
19-Palma elected president of Cuba.
31-Moroccan conference reaches an
agreement
Apr. 5-Fifty-fve killed by collapse
of hotel in Black Forest, Germany.
6-German troops win victory over ma
tives in German, East Africa; ma
tives lose 2O5 men,
10-Fourteen killed, over 200 injured
by collapse Market place, at Ma
pies.
1S-Father Louis Martin, BLACK
Pope of Jesuits, dies at Rome.
2O-Town of Pasil, P. l., destroyed by
fire.
May considerable May day rioting
in Paris. Over 1000 arrests made.
Gear accepts resignation of Pre-
mier Witte.
19-Palma inaugurated president of
Cuba at Havana
31-Wedding Of King Alfonso XIII.
of Spain and Princess Victoria of
England celebrated at Madrid Cou-
pie narrowly escape assassination
by bomb which kills 16 and Injuries
many.
Jun. 20-Pulajanes kill 5 policemen
on Island of Leyte, P I.
21-Haakon VII. and Queen Maud
crowned rulers of Norway.
30-23 persons killed in train wreck
near London.
Jul. 4-Son born to crown princess of
Germany.
Spanish cabinet resigns.
8-Natal troops defeat rebels, killing
SAT.
12-Major Dreyfus restored to position
in French army.
14-Fire at Mil Novgorod, Russia, de-
stroys 275 houses; over 5000 fami-
lies homeless.
18-Lady Curzon dies in London.
20-Fire at Yokohama, Japan, de-
stroys 1000 houses.
23-Band of Pulajanes on Island of
Leyte, P. l., killed 13 soldiers and /
civilian.
Aug. 5-Italian steamer Sirio wrecked
off Hormigas island; 900 drowned.
Sep. 8-Father Wernz elected head of
Jesuits at Rome.
1S-Hurricane in harbor of Hong
Kong China canaad ouor 000
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-01-10

at Chicago packing houses sent to
congress by president. O. N. Carter,
Republican, elected justice of SUI
preme court of Illinois.
S-W. p. White appointed senator
from Maryland.
11-Col. H. A. Dupont defeats J. e.
Addicks in contest for seat in SEN
ate in Delaware.
14-House adopts statehood bill ad-
mitting Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory as one state.
19-HOuse adopts Beveridge amend
ment bill to agricultural bill re-
lating to meat inspection. H. III. D.
Pierce appointed minister to Nor
way.
21-Wisconsin suprme court sustains
inheritance tax law.
29-General deficiency bill passed by
congress. Pure food bill passed.
Congress adjourns.
Aug. Iowa Republicans renominate
A. B. Cummins for governor at Des
Moines.
16-Speaker Cannon renominated for
congress at Danville, Ill9
III. S. Harlan Of Chicago appointed
member interstate commerce COM
mission
Sep. 1O-Cong. c. E. Littlefeld Repub-
lican, of Maine, reelected.
19-President extends eight-hour law
to apply to all public work.
26-Hearst nominated for governor by
New York Democrats at Buffalo.
Chas. E. Hughes nominated for gov
ernor by New York Republicans at
Saratoga.
Oct. 3-Senator Beveridge opens Re-
publican campaign at Des Moines,
Iowa.
Nov. 6-Election held throughout coun-
try; Chas. E. Hughes defeats w. r.
Hearst ticket for governor of New
York; Democrats elect rest of state
ticket. Republicans elect governors
and majority of state ticket in Iowa,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Kansas, Ne
braska, New Hampshire, and Colo
rado; also elect state tickets in Ill
inois, Ohio, Connecticut and Penn
sylvania Democrats win in Minneso-
ia, Massachusetts, Oklahoma and the
South; Republican majority in house
cut down.
SO-John A. McIlhenny appointed civ
IL service commissioner
Dec. 3-Final session of Fifty-ninth
congress begins.
10-John w. Riddle, minister to Rou-
mania and Servia, named to sue
ceed Ambassador Meyer at ST. Pc
tersburg
11-President sends special message
to congress urging full citizenship
for Porto Ricans.-~
17-President in special message prais-
ed work being done on Panama ca
nal and flayed critics of enterprise.
Secretaries Straus, Bonaparte and
Metcalf sworn in as members of re-
organized cabinet.
20-Congress adjourned over Christ
mas holidays.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-01-10
G0be7nmenf and Political.

New York legislature asking U. S.
Senator Depew to resign because of
insurance exposure
Gov. Hanly, Indiana, files suit to
GUST Sec. of State Storms for dere-
LECTION of duty.
81. M. Patterson inaugurated gov
ernor of Ohio. Iowa general assem-
bly, began.
15-Wisconsin legislative inquiry be-
gins insurance probe
16-Philippine free trade tariff bill
passes national house of represent
atives.
E Feb. 7-Venezuela requests U. S. to
control French consulate; Secretary
Root complies.
8-Gov. Patterson, Ohio, signs 2-cent
fare bill, making it law. Pension
appropriation bill carrying $139, ,000,-
900 passed
14-J. G. Brady, Alaska governor, re-
signs.
19-Sec. Of State Storms, Indiana, re-
signs. Illinois wins right to divert
sewage into Mississippi river, in ma
tional supreme court case
dermanic election.
21-Cong. Grosvenor of Ohio defeat
ed for nomination.
Mar il M. Patterson, Chicago COM
missioner public works, becomes So
cialist and resigns.
8-Ex-State Senator Green, New York,
found not guilty of conspiracy to
defraud government
s9-American forces wipe out entire
Moro band in Island Of Jolo battle,
killing 600.
12-NatiOnal supreme court gives Chi
cago use of it's streets, taking rights
from traction companies. N. w. Gill
bert, congressional representative,
Indiana, resigns, accepting Philip
pine judgeship
15-Ex-State Auditor Sherrick, India
ma, found guilty of embezzlement
19-C. S. Francis, named as ambassa-
dor to Austria-Hungary, to succeed
Bellamy Storer.
21-Labor heads appeal to president
for legislative aid. Chicago federal
judge grants immunity from punish
ment pleas to 16 indicted packers.
28-G. w. Perkins arrested for grand
larceny for giving N Y. Life cash
to Republican campaign fund
31-Ohio general assembly adjourns
until 1908.
Apr. 3-House passes national quaran-
tine bill. David S. Rose, Democrat
defeated by S. M. Becker for mayor
of Milwaukee. Chicago goes on rec
ord as opposing municipal operation
of street railways.
5-Illinois supreme court declares new
primary election law unconstitution-
al.
17-Wisconsin supreme court sustains
legality Of law permitting women to
vote in school matters
26-Indiana supreme court declares
Parks anti-cigarette law valid.
May 2-Gov. E. w. Hoch renominated
by Kansas Republicans.
4-President sends message to con-
gress arraigning Standard Oil Co.
. and officials and recommending legis-
lation.
11-Government wins suit brought to
dissolve paper trust at st. Paul
18-Senate passed Hepburn railroad
rate bill by vote of II to g
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27
5 DROVE FLATS

Lewis Mosier had some OF the
neighbors help him haul his
stuff to belmont Monday. He
loaded his car the same day and
left for his claim near Wall
where he has his buildings I'll
complete and everything in tip
top shape.
Last Saturday Hans Jasper
son and wife were greatly sur.
prised when . bachelor called
aud presented them with On
o. so rocking chair with the
compliments OF the charivari
party. The same crowd also
sent Will Fitzgerald and wife .
Is rocking chair. 1t pays any
one getting married TO treat
this crowd OF bachelors pretty
good.
Last Sunday Rube McFsr
lands wheat bin broke and the
contents ian into his feed bin.
Rube has all kinds OF trouble
with hh combination feed barn
and elevator.
Charlie Rose received word
from his wife who has been
visiting for some time at Lynch,
Nebraska, that the children
were all sick. Charlie left Mon
day to help bring them home.
Scotty Davis purchased one
of those nne male pigs Of the
Metz boys.
Alex NcKinsie was through
here last Tuesday collecting
threshing bills.
Cleve and Verge Baker brot
: bunch Of horses ont to the
farm froa Geddes Sunday.
NEwsY i'm.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27

leone 0a1o - 0gmo NV suoo. -
|t1eaoD pay0oueo 0oaev q -, =
6elay. ftra So -.
]. r. Janda b visiting friends
down the lima We suspect that
he went 70 Springfield.
Best tsros - 9ea1 1sesss teass :
~ csaoseeaal Seae -. Wagsss
5. o. W.. n psass. casssss
Walter Frsl, Of the CONNER.
cial State Bank. 10 spending his
vacation with relatives and
friends q Reinbcck. Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Prank Wood OF
Manila, Iowa are visiting Ct
tho home Of Mrs. Woods par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Camp
bell.
Will Mccormick died Tues.
day evening ct the home OF his
uncle, O. D. 6addler, after a
illness OF two weeks, suffering
from lock Jaw. We understand
that the illness was caused from
. slight wound innicte3 by .
nail, about which very little was
thought 1t the time. He was
seventeen years old and has
made his home with his uncle
since last fall The funeral was
held Thursday from the Meth
odist church Rev. Kratx oficiat-
ing, and was attended by . large
concourse of sorrowing friends,
who met TO pay their last 70.
specta to one who had bean with
them in lite. The body Was
laid in its distressing place In the
cemetery south OF town. The
mother Of the deceased arrived
Saturday from her home in
Carson, Iowa. In time to bid the
last sad good bye to . dearly
loved son, VIII ose premature
| death has cansed sOrrOw tn an.
ter her heart. May IN al wise
and loving Father comfort the
bereaved ones. While We feel
that we canno t do aught but ex-
tend our sympathy, and that
human sympathy IL 1t its best
but weak. yet the Borrowing
relatives have it in the fullest
measure.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27

Mrs. Newt DunsmoDa has
been laid up with the rhcuma'
tism this week. She has no,
been able to move 30 Newt II
chief cook and bottle washer.
Jack Youngblood's birthday
WA Sunday aud be invited some
Of his neighbours In and . pleas
ant evening was spent.
Miss Della Hickens il home
for . two weeks visit.
For Q change the frat part oi
the week il ramed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27
CnOTEAU e
roo late for last week.)

CToo late for last week.
Mrs. Ed Hoey 10 improving .,
this writing.
John Delany purchased Z
team At A. J. Bakers sale for
1885
Three OF the Andes rush
ers" are working In this vicinity
now.
Jesse VauHook returned from
south Of Wagner Friday.
James Lyons il reported sick
with the grippe.
John Couch OF Des Moines II
now dr. lying Masters medicine
wagon
Clarence Carpenter OF Plank
linton 10 visiting at the home o
his broth er, George.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27

Tom Manly. Trum DO
A poor fisher man
VIM. Fsrren.. .......E Grimes
alias Squire Hammond
Jaa. Hammond. W. Bonesteel
Farren's son
David Morris ...R. w. Nipple
Known - Uncle Davie
SDas Kidder ......H Thompson
Stage struck
Rev. Geo. Medhurst
Rose Prescott. Myrtle McC0r.
HamOond's ward Tmlck
Mrs. Manly. Eta Murray
Toms mother
Ruth Manly. !. Edith McC ormick
Toms sister
Nellie ...........N Nora Murray
a waif Of the ocean
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27
THE

m9r90&
Prof. r. J. Farley Was visiting
ct Beresford over Christmas.
Miss Daisy Calin 10 visiting
relatives and friends at LAwler,
Iowa
Frank Nider Of the Queal
Lumber Co, spent Christmas at
his home.
An early sitting 1t the Gate
City studio will avoid dissp-
pointment.
Miss Nina Campbell is spend
ing the holidays with her par
ents ct Platte.
LenorA daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Absher, is quite III
with pneumonia
Miss Ella Foley is spending
the holidays With her parents
and friends at Springfield.
larss o. soall Real Estate Loans,
. or write the Co0meeclal Seats
Bank. WaInoe S. .. Leng time and
easy paymeats. Lowest eerms.
W.. PeaDos Cashlor.
Mrs. M. n. Pease left for
Omaha last Friday morning to
attend the funeral OF her
mother.
Shorthand and bookkeeping
by mail. Improve your spare
hours Business In
stitute. lis tt
l have q fine line Of stamped
linens and embroidery silks
for the ladies'. Will make
splendid s.-Louise WEEP
king.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Alton
were the recipients Of a fine
Christmas present Wednesday.
Vern has it figured out that his
sons birthday and Christmas
presents can be put in the same
stocking.
l. w. Moser loaded his farm
tools, household goods, etc. last
Monday and left with his fami-
~ for his new home near Wall,
this state. We hope he may
have only the best of success in
his new location.
We will have our meat market
open and ready for business on
Jan. /, 1908, and we will have q
full and complete line of fresh,
salt and smoked meats at all
lines. Extra fine sausage q
specially. B. Smith 4 Son.
Strayed, from my place north
of Wagner, about one month
ago, 10 steers branded x on right
hip: ear clipped. Also one COW
branded cir Gle M on left hip.
A reward Of $15 per head will be
paid for recovery. s. E. McFar-
land. 1878.
All of our merchants had a
splendid holiday trade, and are
we'll pleased thereby. While
business had been brisk for a
couple Of weeks, the biggest
business was done in tho last
two or three days, when the
stores were crowded with the
Christmas shoppers, who al
bought generously.
New Years day the New Ers
viii give away their 1908 calen
dar samples, to the ladies'; mel
and children barred. We have
. large line, . great many o.
which are excellent works o
art II the ladies want one o
these they may get it by coming
after it themselves. Just on.
to each lady calling at tho Office
Wagner ought to get pretty
cheap meat from now on, as w
have, or soon will have, three
meat markets. Harvey Bros
have purchased the Brodsky
market and moved into the ''Red
Front" building next to tn
postotHce. J. B. Smith & Sol
will start q meat market in their
building opposite the New Err
Of3rn and will conduct an nm In
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27

Yankton.
Mrs. 7. J. Harvey - visiting
with her sister. Mrs. MoraL, at
Sioux City.
7. J. Harvey shipped some
fat stock to the Sioux City mar.
ket this week.
am Offering . reduced price
on Ill my hats 70 tie Christmas
trade. -Louise wePking.
Miss Bertha Orion, : sister OF
Mrs. E G. Godefrey, has 70
turned from avisit with relatives
Ia Iowa.
Mask suits for the mask ball
TO be held Mrs. Wampol's on
December 2Sth may be secu red
at Fenzl's bakery.
For Sale-Three Poland China
boar pigs, weight $50 pounds
each. See them at my yard in
Wagner.-A. j. Baker.
Ed. Hoey shipped q fine car OF
fat cattle to the Sioux City mar
ket Friday. They were all high
grade cattle and sold for . very
good prices.
! Ladies day next Wednesday At
the New Era office. One Of our
beautiful calendar samples to
each lady calling. Come early
and get first choice.
Platte, Geddes and Lake An
des have q big bunch OF repre-
sentatives here today, and the
status Of the county seat fight
will probably be settled.
/ have regained possession OF
the Red Day Line, and wish to
thank all my former patrons
for the splendid business which
l received in the past, and re-
spectfully ask continuance OF
their patronage, assuring them
the best Of service in the dray-
ing busiDess.-N. II. Pease.
There has been q lot of THEW
ing Of the petty variety going
on in Wagner for some time
past, and all the work bears the
earmarks of the same hand. A
close watch is being kept, and
If the miscreant is not mighty
careful he will find himself in
limbo. We have q pretty good
idea as to who robbed this place
aud If We can get q little bit
more evidence, we shall most
certainly go after the gentle.
man.
Last Tuesday noon some mis-.
begotten son of perdition enter.
ed the New Era Office during the
temporary absence of the editor,
devil and foreman, and felonious.
ly appropriated unto his own
US es our family purse, thereby
destroying all u plans and
prospects for q Christmas
dr--dinner. Now, we know il
is against all rule and precedent
for q print shop TO have money
laying around or other wise
but this was q pure accident
and think we should be excused
this time. We solemnly assure
Mr.. Thief that it won't happen
again. There are two burgla
proof safes in Wagner, and i
the space in them runs short,
we'll carry the rest in our peck
cts, and get q great big gun
How much was stolen? We d,
not dare to tell. because no on,
would believe US.
There were christmas exer-
cises in the Methodist, Congre
gational and Baptist churches
Tuesday evening. and ell thre'
of the churches had good crowds
At the Methodist church tn,
exercises we're given entirely by
1.-THE children, and it was . trea,
to those present, a. we'll Is +
the children, who entered int
the program with all their hearts
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27


ent will present to the people Of
Wagner ct the now opera house
"A Fisherman's Luck" Z uery
thrilling drama. To give onr
readers 90 idea OF the play, we
give below the synopsis and
cast of characters:
SYNOPSIS
Act I. Tom Aanly's home on the coast Of
Maine. "Homs. sweet home" A Williams
scheme. Father and non. "For the land'l
sake, who's hat man beinsin' heses'' Rosl
Prescott's return. A stegs-ser ck rustic
II dough know" "Ah, Mother. bonn.
again" Toms surprise. Hammond's vow
she shall 10 mine!" The loGtery ticket
Uncle DAVE tells his story. Sina box. A
nshermsa's love. "Dsrn II. It's something
you've got to get used to-" A viliisn's pro
posal. The old home Ii sestened. The luck,
number. There stand the criminal:
bought that ticket Of him."
ACT II. Scene /. Interior Of High Poin
Light House. 81 md Ruth 81 love making
Uncle Davie intsRrupts. Toms Fortune
Too late 70 save the old home. A Wild night
Nellie's appeal. Don't 80. Tom" The plo
thickens. Ths robbery. Scens 2 Kxterio
Of Lighthouse. Into the waves, my God
les Nsllie!" Saved.
ACT III. scene 1. Hammond's Homo
The forged letter James NEW bis ps0po
sal. I'D rather pie than marry you" scsa
z. Toms Home In Boston james visit. 4
message OF love. SIS letter. Ruth indignant
81. como right here 70 your mother" Seen
3 A Child's Vision. Death Of litsle Nellie
'Oh God. Thy viii b done"
ACTIv. Roses Home In Maine. Tom
disclosure. Uncle Davies Joy. There
something wrong here" Marriage beiii
The accusation. my God. The fool ha
found me out" Hug him. Ruth. he deserve
It." A wedding interrupted. That Gtrl 1
my daughter" A villain fotisd. We're 90
ins 70 have . wedding here yet" A Fisher
mans Lack.
One week u supposed 70 havs elapsed Be
tweu acts ! and 2; one month besveen acts
and 81 and oDs ysas between acts , and :.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27

One week y supposed 70 % elapsed be
tweu acts I ssd 2; one month between acts
and d, and one ysns between acts . and 4.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27

There were christmas exer-
cises in the Methodist, Congre-
gational and Baptist churches
Tuesday evening. and ell three
of the churches had good crowds.
At the Methodist church the
exercises were given entirely by
the children, and it was . treat
to those present, a. we'll IS to
the children, who entered into
theprogram with all their hearts.
At the Congregational church
the audience was entertained by
. carefully selected and well
rendered program, tho little
folks entering into the spirit of
the evenings entertainment in :
truly delightful manner. The
Baptist Sunday School gave .
fine ~cantata, "Santa Claus
Dream" from those present we
have heard only the highest
praise for the manner in which
it was given. All the programs
we're carefully trained, and the
writer wishes on such occasions
that he might be triplets, 20 =
! 10 take in all
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