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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

A. IAase Thirty LAvss Crushed Out BY
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Half OF the little Preach hamlet ~
Notre Dame de Saieatc. sixteen miles
from Buckingham. Ont. on the Ilesr~
river, Was buried sunday night under
. sliding mountain. and at least thirty
OF fts small population are known IL
have perished. The hamlet has no
telephone or telegraph, and IL is not
on . railroad.
Meager bits Of news IL the disaster
came In by Sci rom the physi-
clans and other rescuerS who we're
hurried there when the first caiis for
aid came at early morning
The Lieyre river winds d; the foot
OF h hamlet and q mountain towers
behind il. Spring rains for days pas.
have been melting the snow and Ice on
the mountain. and streams have been
coursing down the river.
Al 5 o'clock sunday morning. jus,
as the little hamlet began TO stir for
early mass. part ~ the mountain
started tn slide toward the river. II
tore . path Of death and destruction
for all In its way. and those who we're
not killed when their homes were en-
quilted we're left buried under the mass
Of rock and earth
Camille La Point-'s house stood lrs,
In the path OF the avalanche. He and
his family Of eleven are known ii
have perished. Eight Others whose
names have not been obtain are miss
Ing. and I'm the panic the rescuers are
attempting I ind definitely how ma nv
more are missing Mrs dcs Jardfn'S
cottage also was swept away. and she,
with her two children. a domestic and
a hired man. are known To be buried
in the landslide.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

Runnors that Boni WIN Challenge Ills
Cousin lnfuundsSI.

Nine. Anna Gould arrived at Naples
Friday from New York. She was met
IN the harbor ny Prince De Sagan.
who arrived i'm England a few days
9 and hurried hiiher Ia welcome
Nine. Gould.A
The steamer came into the harbpr
az . o'clock Friday morning. sFhe
prince was one of the first to go on
board He rushed Ia Mime. Goald's
cabin n met her at the door, lifted
MS hat and kissed her hand. The
prince refused 10 be Interviewed
After the party had had a light
breakfast Nine. Gould and the prince.
accompanied by the proprietor of the
hotel where rooms have been engaged
Cor Mime. Gould. went ashore in a spe-
ciai launch and ook an automobile
rom the dock 10 Bcrtoiini Palace ho-
eel.
IL is reported that Count Eeni de
Sastellane has arrived at Naples and
Is about tn challenge TN. prince 10 q
iuel. but this is declared 10 be un.
founded.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
VICTIM or UNUSUAL FIRE.
Pioneer Probably Fatally lsarned By
Fire i'm buggy.

William Lille. "a pioneer resident OF
Lyman county. and one OF the best
known ranchers in that pert of the
state. was perhaps fatally burned az
the result OF a peculiar experience. He
was breaking a pair or colts. which
he had hitched To a wagon. He filled
the wagon 20 With hay. and tn some
mysterious manner the hay caught
fire. probably from a match which had
been dropped In the bottom Of the box.
The sudden flaming up of the hay
frightened the colts, aud In a moment
they were beyond control. Lille.
who Is quite aged. did not lack for
pluck but huns desperately to the
lines. regardless OF the fact that the
flames from the burning hay were
leaping all about him. After A des-
perate struggle he finally secured con-
troll of the colts. but by that time he
was so badly burned about his limbs
and body that 1t is feared ne cannot
o
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
PRosrERcrs CHURCH YEAR.


Missions s,ahsaIt~ EalnpFt.
Ia hts report as superintendent 81
CcnEreEatsesiaj missions III <.ath ih~.
kAta ". H. Thraii. H.. af Har.es
states that IA. year ending Apssl /.
iseS. a asse III ~. gsso-s pFs,s,. ss,us
and satisfactory in the hist sty ~ mis-
~ Is this true 81 the aark am,s.,g caa~
gregstionsi churches.
At the etors sss The ysgr. April 1,
there were Iss Congregational church
- I'm the state, It which TEN we're .r-
asnsxcd during the year. of tbs. total
number of honn. mission church he.
which. with those assuming tn. ~ uae
responsibility the last yrnr. tsa ke~ al,
average ~ eve church per month dur
Ing The two years last past. TN Ian.
!. lses. the total membership VARS
k,a@1, and the value af church prop
eviy MAS $3.50. aee. an increase sf sAs.-
600 for the year. The total ehasct ex.
pence of the year Mas si-x.ssi. There
We're f3a churches and out stations
aided by th~ ssciety during the past
twelve months During the year tn. re
were 1885, additions ta the church
membership. 81 which .5s @ere ny let
ter aud a.s ON confession .f faith. Tee
p~arsonaxes n seven houses ~ woT-
st1p were erected during he year.
The total number OF pupils II s.G5s.
The Young Peoples society az Chris
tian Endeavor has ffty-one organixa-
lions. with a total membership III
2.e11. The b~eneyoieaccs for the year
raised by f22 churches amounted "a
$i4,291. The work throughout the
state, according 10 DIR. rhraiI's report.
d especially encouraging.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
ARRESTED AT PRISON l,e,ols.
Ni-cun~sn Consss larsaxla In nskssa
far Trial.

ttM tlk0ls & IS
~ he stepped frss.ss the doors al the
Nissssssan state r~eTlfeutsaYy = day ar
two ago a man naTsiess Enravy Seixards
ssa~ met ard rs.rr~~s.d by Wisconsin,
citing fer Deputy sheriff Eugene RI
ity. ~ Sioux Tails. whu waS an hand
ss talks charre ~ shs prisoner snd
&sort hfsu bsek 10 stssux Falls Haa*
\ afss- L. charged With grand larceny.
alsN will he Tried eH the shxrwe duriu9
u fas svFgp ~ cgfrNit esurt hhn
tnns.n@s ia Siaux fsls- next week.
The as~us~si IL suiw ~beut - wears
af lila parent. reside At Lake
snrk. la. the youssx maa evidently
~ the sbaack ~hssrf ~ the family,
fer IL Il stated he aissaas has served
terms In ps%nstsntistte~ ether than
that AZ WISCONSIN.
Tn. charge ~ xrsad Iarreas against
him grew cut III the sale ~ = tsa m
~ horses by him sn t:ate~ 4 kesdaIi,
OF Sseux Falls. tns Gii.ged crime b&v-
inG been committed oa June IL. iSAS,
He received 3tee ia cash for the
horses. refusing Ia acespt a check. wad
evidently In = hurry |" eomrt~ts tins
rai~ and leave the city.
III stated n the purchasers 81 the
animals that he had purchased ths
team fram y mA named Williams. fns
v hom h~ alleged he had been xask-
ing IN aft~rw ards developed thaa shs
n. Caldwell. ~ Hartford. near stous
Falls. he claiming taai ne wanted "a
une the animals far about a wcek.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
WIND wKExxs rOwxa
S~sse~ ~ Southern Villages Desnoa.
i-laxl Il Sscrua.

REPORTS up To midnight Friday I'M
Itsicaiex that sss persons were killed.
End about Q iaju red III storms -
great violence which passed oy~r sec-
stnns Of Louisiana. Mississippi ard Al
ALA ma Friday. several towns w.ra
Almost Totally swept away and tho
property damage viii run into larg
cures Mnst II those kslied we're M
l~,ses whose cabins we're swept away
ak% no much paper.
Perhaps a dozen white persons we're
caught In falling buildings and either
fatally injured or so seriously dis
ssfed IA 10 require medical attention
Friday night II was difficult to -sti-
'naie the loss OF life or the extent III
h destruction Of property for there
Is little or ma communication with the
POINTS where the wind and raia old
the greatest damage.
IN Louisiana IL is estimated that q
sH"re OF small towns Were destroyed
or Partially wrecked. They include
-Nmite City. Arcadia and ~independ-
ef'ce. Relic Grove. Melton. LnTman.
fiae Ridge. Quitnan Landing. Fair
tailtis Greek and Lumberten. Mlss i.
are reported seriously damaged by the
storm. In Aiabsm ma. Dora Mas the
c"sef sufferer. this town In also known
~ the Bergen. Four or more persons
were Killed. among them the wife aud
causnter OF Sectionmaster Moore.
iuty persons. at the inwcst estimate
Nere injured. Those most seriously
hurt were carried In hospitals in Bir-
'itligham. Ala. One woman. Mrs.
saeIuliy, died on the train.
- Bergen cars were blown from the
railroad tracks and considerable othes
property destroyed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

,sop Train. Bui Make mo Attempt {
Get He0ty.

Lack Of nerve al a critical momeat
fused the failure OF a desperate al
tempt Thursday evening: To hold up "A
~wtstbound north coast limited at n
Iieint twelve miles cast of Butte.
Mont. on the line of the Northern
lacifc. Rudolph kenk, Paul Silen-
us and Al Teasdale were arrested for
completely. Wenk and Silenius. who
ar. Germans. admit having p~articipat-
II In tagging the train, claiming
however. they had hcen forced To act
?. two armed masked desperadoes.
Who. when the train had come to a
halt. lost their courage and made a
quick getaway. They declare the
'andits had fifty sticks OF dynamite
with them. and that IL was planned by
the G~espcradoes To blow up a portion
Of the train TO secure the money sup
posed to be aboard
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

Eighteen new tslegshone comUAMtsA
.~r~ organized and<r In lars ~ this
state for The nTs& un4ster u tsea.
Frsy are wvli scattered oveS th~ tAt
ss.r~ Of them eetne wMss ~ Tbs rivvs
sh%n west. hat beth sc~tlOrs arN repr~-
seEiest la th~ list. whirA - t5ardteia
ssssac~ny. Clark. Hnd RIVER ccmpony.
Ne~ftns Hsg Ssaux company. alo~kx
abs. wes& v~smtliion cumpany. 49,
sms WAy~td~ company. vesW13ttems
company. S&lem. Warren comp4s0.
Wsonspeket. Lussde romraay. vtenaa;
kotA Mutual couspsny. Ie0ln. lm9ar
e<nst<nt HausA ssssmpeuy. Hofuos
Hughes County company. Hurcn. WI~-
alfred esnap~ny. WtnM4gssA. AlexaN-
iFta and fulton n0MpAny. Ats1anArta.
FAsmsrsf Mutual company - sally
ssunty. niuns. AFus0Mf coMoa2v. Ar
ea"ur. FArns~rx' comp~My. tsnatmk0say
assd.eins VALLEY esmpany. nasat
The death reports fress N ~ n.
Ian reservations II mmmtA unAetn.
~hh tho exseeetcn ~ thal poe4toa ~
the standing Nnck rssesvaAfem whtcA
extends ints The usata nkoWp = tNtn1
Death roli fcr Hast yeaS ~ ~. IL
N pestn cover the rew@svMatsne u CFeW
r~~k. Cheyenne River, I1swer 0gm1nb
Pine Ridge. Rcasbua. H1mnetea AsA
YanAton. ~ the deaths ~ wefa fvvm
suhets ulosss. - frOMs pss~mmem1a~ ~
from. entesttta " frnm wheoptm9
eoush. - from d~iphthesfa. fFCsn
sssedss .es. 2 frosn pssntnolttns ~ fr0ea
tiG ace. n = wer canmsa NJ ~
FhaId. The death rate per thous&n4
81 tho different reservations. sstAes
than the Tankt0n. which hAa not h<em
secured ~ Crew Creek. ST.. C.hsy.
ssssae Rsser. al. I<rwcs tsruie. 31st.
Pine issaxs. ss.s: Ro~<bud. slIs anA
stss st.n. fa.s.
The supreme uoart Tuesday admit
Ted on the examination held " she
tssassng of The present terra JAssss A
s.assy. Aberdeen. penat6 B@IicxA
rlrnksnsoa: Ward n. nyer, rsrx
rierfe. Wiley w. knlxkt. Clear l.mke.
rtsedara uuai~. Blunt. Juhn n. ne-
'~rc. rssrf~.
Il. X. Gresne. who Hsss Ia his sMt~
icy of ssse river rear Pierre. viii fhss
sear plant fIfte~n acres N ~rAntaloxp<A
Ia furnish ihc market " this part ~
ss.~ sal He wtli also naMke = t~ss ~
sssissnx SWEET potatoes. nnd III he CA
pfDss that 10 BE- = xuyxess. Intends IN
handle hat crop extensively In shs ~
taas. as ono which viii bring = r&Aafy
ssatket a. a Kucd price.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
BODY FOUND IN TRUNK.


Woman to Get Her Property.
Horribly mutilated and damned into
a trunk, the body of Mrs. Smith Bren-
nan. wife of Patrick Brennan, are
spected citizen Of Brownsville, near
Natertown. n. Y. was discovered
Monday. Near the trunk the police
found a bloody TX. The police claim
10 have already solved the mystery Of
the woman's death. through a con4
iession which it is alleged they have
obtained.
According to the police the MUIR
der was lone in Il hotel formerly
known as the Barton house. which is
located near the Brennan home. The
motive. the officers alleged, was rob-
Lery.
Pending further inquiry into the
case the police have taken into Gus
toby James Farmer. and his wife, who
are neighbors or the Brennans.
The Brennan home. which was in
the wife's name. was. according To Tho
county records. transferred on Oct. /
last To Farmer for the consideration of
$4,000. Brennan claimed that he was
not a party to the transfer and fur
Their stated that his wife had denied
To him that she had executed such q
deed. ON Thursday last Mrs. Brennan
disappeared, and the same day The
Farmers sought possession of the
Brennan home. When Brennan OBJ
iected he was directed to the county
clerks office. On Saturday he exam
ined the records and found thai a
deed had been executed, as Farmer
stated.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
MAIL POUCHEs MISSING.
London Hears of Loss in Nep York O
Papers Worth $500. NpO<

The London postal authorities have
learned that two bags OF mai from
thai city. containing securities and
v~aluables worth $500, 600. were
stolen In New York the latter part Of
last month. According to reports re-
ceived at London one of the bags was
destined for ST. Louis and was shipped
by the Majestic. which arrived in New
York on March 26. The other. des-
tined for Brooklyn. was shipped by the
steamer Philadelphia. which arrived
at New York March %. Both bags
disappeared in transit between the
steamers and the postofiice. 1t is stat
ed that they were handed over to the
mail boats and receipted for. Efforts
have been made to keep the theft a
secret while the investigation is going
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
UNEASY AS TO GUATEMALA.


There is a persistent rumor at Mex
leo City that news OF a most %disquict-
ing nature has been received by TIE
Mexican state department from Guat
emala According to reports President
Diaz has called a cabinet meeting to
discuss Central American affairs.
Owing TO Monday being a holiday il
Is impossible to confirm these stories.
II Is declared that the United States
and Mexico have reached an agree
f.lent regarding Central American af-
fairs and that important developments
are about To materialize.
II is reported here on good authori-
~ that six battaiions Of Mexican troops
have been ordered To proceed at once
~ Tapachulta. on the Mexican-Guate-
Eaaian frontier. Whether this move
iaent is connected in any way with the
recent disturbances in Guatemala
ecnnot be officially verified.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

sss r~sta~ass With tseavy knmss4s -
~ ss~A N New Sesk Tsssess.
To ascef the requirements that Win
b. necessary wtHsn tn funnrla m
svotnpsesed under the Noett and Easl
rivers si@ ~r1nnsyivnnla railroad In now
experimenting with h<usy TYPE eser.
irfr locomotives xhIeh I'm whiri ~
trains ~ sh~ road under tn fss~ru
AMI Manhattan. xays ~ New Ysst
World.
The experiments are bring carried
cn on fim West Jersey = SeashoF< a.
visioa aud On thu fAAx tstan1 railroad.
Two direct snrreat heavy fype 100,
motives have tsrn pot II aeFvice an1
Rr~ pulling htg loadA Ccapetenf eter.
trical engineers arr sfudying theis pr.
formanccs snd~ comparing 90 syps
with the other to detesmiue whirA Win
~ the most suitsble f0r ~ services
for which they ar~ saaiiy lneendsd
The NEW locomotives are similar II
appearance 10 ! short twe-tsuck paaaeGp
GER eoach with few windows ard -
ira large wheels. One q them wst1As
r7t.iOo pounds and b eqnippe1 uttn
-Four meters. giving . fetal - l.lnok
horse power. This n&rlIae drives ~
wheels through ssngis rc1uctien gposA
The Other ioeomosivs ueishs loo.1go
pounds and n ~qulpp1A win motaes
z=xregatiag lao horse pp~sr. Thn
one drives The wheels directly uifhou1
ih~ mse Of srsrins-
he locomotive measufeo oyee IN :
lOass i,xehrs in SeuEth. ~ fri
inches In width and - feet ! incAan r
height. The driving wheels aru : TT
= inches In diameter and are suppprts1
BY axi~s = lsci,es In diam<fee ss ~
inter The cab ii Or ate<t ana ~
electrical apparatus n arrnnee6 aiens
The sldes With an aisle down tn Co.
ter. Connections are such that n two
81 o locomotives are coupieA -
reiher they usay b. controlled ~ -
driver In the arxt uAchine.
The tesfs Of the nkw motive poweg
ARE helm: closely watched " saGine4ss
all over the rountry. and evssy 1efaia
II their operation and condnrt - -
Ing carefully noted Electrical euet
p@srs profess that within : ~ ysnm
the electrical locomotive via entlre1y
dlsplDte the sicam-drisen or and fhaa
fhs1k now being tried arr oaly -
iirst STEP ia The rrveIutlonIxing - rail
Aay motive power.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
Sets Self ON :

AZ . pennance for her imagined Gins
Rcse Sudder, Of Newark. y. j.. a pref
ty woman OF %. who. the 20
lice say, was temporarily insane from
much brooding owe religious matters,
early Saturday evening lighted a d II
die IN her home and set fire to her
clothing.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
brown sent to Prison.

formerly manager of the California
safe Deposit and Trust company,
Pleaded guilty Monday to embezziing
s.ixty-five mortgage bonds Of the Sac
faniento Gas m Electric company
Imprisonment.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
Ih far Yrmm~

TIE latest town In South Dakota in
which the lid hal been placed on tight
~ In Lennon. In accordance with Pc
titions filed with the mayor and city
council the mayor has issued an order
that all slot machines must 20 out OF
business and that the saloons in future
.aust strictly obey the law or suffer
the consequences.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
BOY BURNED To DEATH.
R~anclsnsan's Child Accidentally SET
I1rr To It's Clothing.

Aiva Delaney. the s-year-old son ~
n homesteader residing In Lyman
county. was burned To death az the RE-
silt nf securing possession 81 \ match
Edostng ths tsmporAFx ehasnee of hts
parents. The little fellow. after So
curing the match. lighted II and acci-
dcntaIly set fire IN his clothing. The
parents heard his screams and rushed
into the house. but the IRE had done
Its work so quickly that when they
reached the unfortunate little fellow
his clothing was burned completely on
and his body had been charred In n
horrible manne After lingering In
the creating agony for several hours
death relieved the suffering Of the
little boy.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
McCmk Coun,y plon,x,r~

A the result OF "A recent meeting ut
Canistota preliminary Arrangements
already are being made for he twen-
tieth annual picnic Of the Old settlers
association Of Mccook county. which
will be held on Saturday. June i3. In
Ira Towards grove a few miles from
~Anistota.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
DECISION Is REVERSED.
Commission Hears Svidcnc. M Il
Great Northern Train Service.

Al q meeting Of M state board OF
railway commissioners Mt Willow
Lakes hearing was had on an applica-
ton signed by business men OF Huron
and other stations on the Great North
ern line asking the re-establlshnlent Of
what is known as the Huron Water
town passenger service. = Much evil
dence was taken, but the commission
will not render a decision until the
matter In gone over very carefully.
which VIII require several days.
The commission was notified by the
Great Northern and Northwestern
companies that a ~" would be put I'm
at Huron. connecting the tracks be-
tween these two roads. az early as pos
sible. This will be a great accommo-
dation to stock shippers.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
(1.mber,.,u Is~,.,r.s s.,..on..

Mayor James w. sanford. Ut Cham
b~erlain. democrat. was elected 10 n
fourth term as mayer of Chamberlain.
The republican party did him the hon
or Of presenting 10 opposing eandi-
date. but J. r. House was dominated
by petition. Sanford carried each
ward. and the election by more than
two To one. The democrats elected ev-
cry candidate but one alderman Party
lines were largely ignored. License was
carried by = vote OF 2go to "a.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
INDIAN RrYs MS COFFIN.
Ssouv brave Expects e. Dc In ttr
Near FusGrr.

Two Sioux warriors visited the own
OF Pre~ho. west of the Missouri river.
for the purpose VI purchasing . comm
for an Indian who yet IT. In the and
cf the living. The two warriors belong
on the Rosebud reservation and made
the long Journey 20 Presho fer the
rarpose Of purchasing the eoniu for
mn indian - years Of ag@, who n en-
pectcd to die In ths near future. His
relatives and friends decided 10 take
time By the foreioek n procure the
coffin in advance 80 II would be- handy
when the sick man hreathed his last
He thus WAS given an opportunity 10
inspect and admire the cafsin I'm which
no will make his trip To the happy
hantinE grounds."
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
TORNADOES IN lnE SOUTH.


Much Damage Done In Mississippi
Several Reported Killed.
4 tornado swept over Walls, Miss
Early Friday.
At the Memphis Offices Of the Yazos
and Mississippi Valley road Il was re-
Ported several people were drown /
and several killed ut Walls. Six or
seven stores and many residences wera
entirely demolished.
AT Mason. Tenn. the Methodist.
Presbyterian and Episcopal churches
we're practically destroyed and several
other houses blown down.
In Memphis the wind reached a We
iocity OF sixty miles an hour. uprooting
.rces. blowing down telegraph and te.-
cphone wires and forcing In plate
glass windows.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

-Four masked robbers. after taking
I ossession of the Cumberland teie-
+ hone exchange and beating the oper.
ttor into i~nsensibfiity. compelled AS
siatapt Cashier b. IL. Hans. Of the BAL.
lard County bank. OF Randana. Ky.
lay night. The robbers o $4,000.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
NOT To STOP CORN PALACE
Mitchell "Drys" Made Up Eansl,
WIflMlraWn BY saloons.

A report has rome cut to the effect
that because Mitchell went prohibition
on election day hat the corn palace
will not be held this fall. owing to the
fac that the saloons had subscribed
ts,00e to the fund, which they have
withdrawn since election day. Fifty
men who were connected with thc
Civic Federation movement against
the saloons have pledged themselves
to supply the 81. 600 which the saloons
nave withdrawn. and they declare that
Mitchell win have q larger. Q better
and cleaner corn palace this year than
ever before.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
Sentenced 20 pcn,,sp,i.r,

In the circuit court at Yankton.
special term. John Nemic. aged 20,
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
six months In the state pe~nitentiary at
Sioux Falls for burglarixing the a
loon Of George Brown- At the same
time John Martin was given nine
months for attempting To pass a false
check for SIS.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
.AllcreyI D,nami,er caurbt.

The first arrests in connection with
the dynaniiting Of former SUPERVISE
iailagher's home at Oakland. Cal.
sere made Friday night when de-
tectives placed In custody J.. Kerr. a
blacksmith. and another man whose
name has not been given cut.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
Mls,ake Medicine for Candy.

alley n. Magic. Of Erie, Pa. president
4 the Pennsylvania boiler works. and
grandson OF It. N. Nagie. a multimill
ionaire. died late Thursday night as
he result of taking medicine prcscrib.
candy.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

The suspension OF I. A. Mcintyre
: Co, OF New York. brokers and
members of the stock. cotton and pro-
luce exchanges. was announced or the
stock exchange Friday. The firm .iid
| large business and had branches Il,
shicago. Baltimore. Boston. Hartford
R~inghamton. Syracuse. Rochester and
Hot Springs. Va.