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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-31
Obituary.

Frank A. Fenzl was born ia
New York city April 10. 1875,
and departed this life July %,
1903, making him at the time Of
his death 30 years, 3 months
aud 10 days Of age.
He removed with his parents
to South Dakota about twenty
years ago, settling in Armour.
He served in the United States
regular army for three years.
being located at Ft Randall, and
also served with the South Da.
kota volunteer regiment in the
Philippine insurrection.
October IA, 1902, he was mar
ried TO Miss Bessie Schrsder,
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas
Schrader, and soon afterwards
they built the house in which
they have since resided. Frank
leaves behind him mother. one
brother, and two sisters besides
his wife, to mourn the rash act
which took him away.
The funeral services will b.
held this afternoon ut two clock
at the Congregational church.
In spite OF the circumstances
surrounding his death, or per.
haps because Of them, terrible
indeed Is the grief Of the moth
er, wife, and other relatives,
It was . terrible shock, and no
one who has not passed through
similar sfiiction can adequately
realize the horror NJ IL. Gu,
hearts beat in sympathy, bu'
we can only point them 10 the
one who said: "COme unto mi
all We that labor and are heavy
laden, and | viii give you rest
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Murder
and Suicide
Frank Fenzl Fires Four Shots at
Wife, Then Shoots Himself.
Shooting Was Caused BY FsaxI's
Arrest, and . Lister Ds0asA TO
Ills wife for $500, - Has
Share ~ Property

Wednesday afternoon Frank
Fenzl went IN the undson
hard ware store, purchased .
81 cahbre revolver, went down
home, and attempted ~ kill his
wife. He fired four shots at
her, only one taking effect, which
struck her in the side of the
head, ranging upward for about
two inches, making Q slight
scalp wound, which was not at
all serious. He then turned
the revolver on himself. aud
fired the last shot into bis own
brain, which killed him almost
instantly.
The cause which led up to this
mad act is not far to seek. Mrs.
Fenzl had discovered that Frank
was running with other women,
aud had had q warrant issued
for his arrest. He had been
taken in custody when he came
down from Geddes Wednesday
morning, aud had q hearing that
forenoon, which was postponed
until Thursday. The writer
met Frank about 11:3O and had
a long talk with him about the
case, and while he seemed to
feel bad about it, he laugh ed
and said he guessed they wo uld
have q hard time to prove any
thing. and that he thought 1t
would come out all right. Moth
ing at that time seemed to indi.
cate that Frank had any thought
of such a desperate act as he
after ward com United. The di-
rect cause OF the shooting was
when Frank went down to the
house and demanded $500 Of his
wife as his share of the property
which she refused. He at that
time made q threat to kill aud
left the house.
While he was away his wife
had Marshal Gale notified and
he went down to the house.
While in the house with Frank
and his wife, he was requested
by Fenzl to step outside for .
moment, and perhaps some ar
rangement to patch up peace
could be made. The marshal
did as he was requested, and
had gone but = few steps when
he heard the shots fired, W it'll
the results above stated.
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Miss Marie Murray went
down To TyndAll Tuesday.
Bart Wagner has been up
from Tabor this week.
G.. w. Drips was up from
Sioux City last week attending
to some business matters.
A line line OF the latest in
fancy neckwear At V. J. Pesic-
ka's.
Yes, we had Z circus here
Tuesday, and 1t drew big crowds
both morning aud evening.
Mrs. j. q. Smith of Avon, was
visiting AT the home OF A. G.
James over Sunday.
Mr.. Mitchell Of Vail, Iowa, Is
here visiting at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Costello.
Adam Grim es is away this
week on q business trip ~ Sioux
Falls and sioux City.
Don't forget that we make the
best terms on farm loans. No
waiting for the money. Com.
mercial State Bank. II
Big sacrifice sale Of spring aud
summer hats. Only . few left
Of my i'm mense stock, out they
must he disposed OF. Louise
Wepking.
II. ID. Jehu took-no, Clark
Thompson touk no, h. d. Jehu
and Clark Thompson took each
other 10 Sioux Falls Wednesday.
At least that is what they said.
A fair idea OF the cost of she
divine primary" may be had
by y careful perusal ct the BILLS
allowed at the last commits
sioners meeting, and they are
not all there, either.
A short time before his death
Henry Bncholx left his day buck
some place ia town where he
Was having some bills made out
viii anyone who has possession
OF il or knows where IL is please
return 10 Mrs. Buchol1 or T..
q. Hall, administrators.
John Snoopy returned last
week from : trip To Oklahoma
where he went T.. look over Ma
country, witha view 10 locating.
But nov he says no-absolutely
no. That Oklahoma 10 not ~ be
compared 10 this state IN any
way, and that he is going ~
stay with rs and be content.
j. IL. CrtSman WAS the d rxt 70
respond " our request for gralu
samples last week. He brouxh,
III = ounch af tine blue stem
wheat Ii the wheat through.
out the country will come any.
where near this. 10 meAns Z
INDUSTRIOUS big crop Of = good
quality.
l.. A. Hickethier dropped into
the office Saturday with : bunch
Of oats-And he says he has
plenty more like them-whic /
he had just flushed cutting.
He says they will 20 sixty bus
hels To the acre, and from wha,
we know about grain. we are oi
the oplnion that he il not very
far OF IN his estimxte. TAel
are certainly dine.
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What nice, cool weather We
had last winter.
Il. Knowltou Of Sioux Falls is
the new baker " the Bakery.
Up-to-date cleaning, pressing,
and repairing atvery reasonable
rates-v. j. Pesicka the cLothier.
Jas. Mitchell. Jr. q brother Of
Mrs Hugh Costello. il here visit.
ing.
Ed. Rhein returned tt ursday
evening from his visit in Illinois
and Arkansas.
For Sale Cheap.-A good
5 octave organ. Will sell on
easy terms. Frank Henry. To-
No, we don't care ~ join a
fire company; we prefer TO join
the ice trust
Mrs. N. J. Warren went down
to Sioux City last Monday for .
visit with her parents.
A. Boynton inform ms US that
he has sold his residence prop
erty TO H. g. Bark. who will
take possession Don.
VIM. Dunsmore and son from
Pittsburg, Kansas, r here
visiting At the home OF N. I.
Dunsmore, south Of town
Keep on bringing IN samples
OF your grain, sc We may have
q tine display for our Labor Day
celebration.
/ am selling what ID left of
my spring and summer hats Al
N anufacturers cost, and even
less. These goods must be sold
TO make room for my fall stock.
Louise Wepking.
Lost, between Stevens pool
hall aud F1oete lumber yard.
an open face gold watch. Elgin
wor ks and screw case. Finder
plea Sc return to CLAY Faulkner.
will pay from l5c to CSC per
cwt. for old machine and
wrought iron, delivered to my
shop. G. G. James, the black.
smith.
So Wagner has concluded to
have a two days celebration of
Labor Day this year, and pre-
paratiops are already began for
a good time.
The land men Of Wagner are
reporting very heavy land sales
now. They are considerably
handicapped, however, by the
fact that most Of those who own
land around here are not all
anxious to sell, as they realize
that it will be pretty hard to
lind any better place to live, or
any better land to farm.
MIR. Elmer Il Bradield has
purchased the interest Of Wm.
NJ. Pease in the Pease & Brad
field ranch together with all
stock thereon. This is one of
the largest real estats trans
actions occurring in this city for
some time. We congratulate
MIR. Bradield on his purchase
and wish him success in his
venture.
Frank Trumbo & Son this
week sold . two hundred acre
farm to Mr.. Mitchell, OF Vail,
Iowa. The gentleman has bee u
here visiting. aud like everyone
else who sees our country he
wanted . slice Of it, and pur.
chased the first place he was
shown. We hope that Mr..
Mitchell will come out here TO
make his home as he ID Que of q
class who make very desirable
citizens.
Later, we learn that Mr..
Mitchell will return here this
fall TO put up some buildings ON
his place and become = perman
ent resident. The considers
ticr fr~ eho v~to~o |, - ROM
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Notice to Creditors
Estate Of Andrew Gogolin de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Emma A Gogolin
as administratix Of the estate Of
Andrew Gogolin deceased, to
the creditors Of aud all persons
having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first
publication OF this notice, to the
said Emma A Gogolin, at her
place of residence on Section 30
TIP. ~. II "a in the county Of
Charles Mix, S. d.
Dated this Both day OF June,
1908
Emma A. Gogolln
Admluistratix OF the estate Of
Andrew Gogolin deceased.
+. Harry Best
Attorney Tor Administratix
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HOTEL VERA
WAGNER. SOUTH DAKOTA
FRIDAY and
August n and n

Relieves al eye stsoin that causes
Cat,od. Blindnss. Red. Sore and IN
famed Eye. Hsadsehes. Dizziness.
Black and Floating Spels. Nervous
ness. ETC. ssiihsGt drugs o. pain. In
excelisd 81 OcuLa, o. MsIscai Science.
Sescisl attention 70 relisfef nsrsous
troubles Uhieh come from irritation 81
he uilol nerse and BRAIN cenien. caused
from. anconstied eye strain. 7he
oearise q psopesy fitted gIasses wil
seliece these csndiHons.
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Miss Palmer visited Ct the
home OF A. r. Heligas ass week
Three mnnshs tuition fires q
the Sioux Falls Business Col
lege. Sioux Falls. :. d. Write
for partic ulArs.
j. r. Janda went 10 Utica
last week, where Ne under.
stand be viii remain for some
time.
have some elegant childrsn's
hoods which | An selling q sc
each. They Are sasily worth
from sc up. bus must 20 q &c
each. Louise WspkiDg.
Get . good start and enroll in
the Mankato Com mercial College
Mankato. MINI. q the fAil open
ing. Sept. lst Send for cata-
l3gue.
Nov that IL il time for thu
spring rsins il ID ALSO tune -
get your eavespouting attended
10 See D. H. Cross for irst-
class work. A-t0
A surprise party vas given
Miss Vera Hrazxeii Monday
evening by number OF her
friends. who spens ths evening
very pleasantly. playing games.
etc.
This week Ne feel called mp
on 70 ask Messrs- Cole = Kirk
patrick 70 pardoa NJ Thsy
have been changing thsir adv.
esch week, but this wssk 70
failed 10 call upon them. with
Lhe result snat the same old adv.
appears in this weeks iSsue.
W. o. Carsner dropped into
the New Era Once lass Thurs
day evening 10 sAy hello 10 ths
boss-bus found no one but the
proprietor st home. He had
Just come over from his Stanley
county home ~ transact soma
necessary busi0sss. Mr. Cars
ner says hin part Of Stanley
Icounty In 0ns-y0u c0uldnt
beat is with = club. He says
the Charles Mix people out
there are getting along nicely
Prof. Frank Henry haa sever
ed his connection with The band
here, aud Tuesday morning lsft
with his family for Sioux City
where hs has several engage
meuts 70 play. Va believe The
toys have made . mistake in
letting him leave than. ~ IL
will take somc time fOr : new
leader ~ take charge Of shu
band and do the effective work
that WAS done by u Who was
familiar with the boys work.
We have . fairly good band. and
are interested In seeing IL pro
xress. ard dislike ~ 80 any
change that will hinder that
progression.
Last Friday evening the new
schonl board orgAuissd BY elect
ling w. r. Braznsll - president
Abraham Bow ntOu - vice prssi.
dent and 5. l. Gable - clark.
The teachers Who will teach
here next year Ars l. 3. Wright
Misses Foley, Tsitgs. 6omsrS
and Young. and the clark va
instructed - send thotr ooo-
tracts 10 them for signature
Monday evening IN adiOurnod
meeting Wa held . which IN
treasurar's bond va approsed.
com mites app0inAod, Mr.,
Base hired . jAnitor Tor M On
suing year, and some other
necessary business transacted
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
SS5O0-Pretty little home on Nd ave No
This IS a good Groom and bath brick To-
Gated on q corner. with large front VAR.
owner viii exchange equity above trust OF
81 500 for small investments Let US knou-
what you have to offer for Il.
wM- H SAUNDERS & CO., I4oy F ST.
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AUTOMOBILES.

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exchange from 500 20 $500; every machine
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alignment, send US your car. We have a school
70 teach you how 20 operate and repair an-
automobile. Inside Instructions. SIS ClaEs
now forming. Private lessons given NTCSE(
ERSON AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE. soax
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OFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT n the MUNSEY BUILDING.
Pa ave. between 18th and 18th, directly OBJ
posite the new District Building several
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month. including heat, light elevator and
JanitOr service. A. +. FOX COMPANY, 18th
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FOR MARSHALL HALL
sANIToRIUM

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rage. aud exercise reducing obesity 3 sps-
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Greek SSuitoriun. 1ez-See
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FOR SALE-FARM5.

FOR SALE-FARMS.
FOR SALE-A Diamond IN the Rough.
A farm Of $50 acres. bordering on the
main washington aid Baltimore boulevard.
we'll adapted TO- Airy or poultry farm.
Fine running stream through nearly every
field. More than enough wood TO over pay
for half OF farm. Improved by old style p
room house IN fair condition Lots OF shade
nne location, miles from Washington. Will
sell at a sacrifice Tor the small sum Of
$40 per acre; 10 cash, balance in or 5
years EDWARD DANIELS, Com. Natl
Bank Building jy51-3t
DAIRY FARM 146 acres. Montgomery coun-
" Nd. / mile from station; fine soil;
meadow, wire fenced: abundant water: s.
room house: barn. silo. all necessary out
buildings: a bargain. s.. 800. we have every
size price and location for yoU> 70 choose
from in farms NATIONAL FARM
AGENCY. 1907 New York ave NV.
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SUBURBAN AND FARM PROPERTY.

DON'T COMPLETE your suburban home or
farm purchase IN Maryland unless your tide
Is guaranteed By certificate OF MARYLAND
REAL, ESTATE TITLE CO. 18th and New
York ave. NV. my14-m. tn sa-sOt
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For SALE-About one-roarth acre building
site; high location; just vast OF Connecticut
ave extended; adjacent tc Chevy Chase. on
a graded street. with sidewalks etc Beau
tiful shade and lawn Terms agreeable to
purchaser Address OWNER, BOX Isl,
Times once. tv29-7t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

tOR SALk-SUbURBAN.
4s5-FoR sALE-A Virginia farm containing
30 acres good land: s-room house. stable.
poultry house, well. two streams fenced
monthly payments: price. 800. y. l.
SALISBURY. 7l9 18th 81. NV aui.2.4
FOR SAI.E-A fine suburban new home:
highest point in the District: blocks from
car line. rooms ard fine store Apply
owner. MRS. PHELPS. Tenleytown. II
SIX ROOMS and bath: furnace heat: city
water. fruit. and shade; one square from
Come and see us, II looking Tor a SUBURBAN
home MYERS LIGHTFOOT. 1907 y. Y.
ave. y ". Il
~ HYATTSvILLE-Pretty Groom home;
bath. gas range. large Porches cellar. .ot
SIS monthly.
GEORGE G. WALKER,
Hyattsville, Md.
auI-st
RIVERDALE, MARYLAND.
FOR SALE-On@ new six-room and bath
frame house. hereto walks 70 both steam
and electric railroads. SIS per month, no cash
needed.
one new seven-room and bath. slate roof
house la-se lot; convenient 70 station;
very handsome property; terms arranged 10
suit. price. I7.50o
One six-ro, m house. in nne condition:
newly painted and papered; can be had on
easy monthly payments: 5000
Claude Warren, Manager,
Riverdale, Maryland
aul-2,
ION'T EXCHANGE your farm or ever sell
Il until you consult Mr. RICHARDS.
P. s I viii trade you a Washington. D.
c. home for It. aui-2t
THRIFTY PEOPLE who have saved up
little moF-y and want 20 put u where 10
will e absolutely safe and absolutely Ger
tain OF returning A high percentage IN the
are offering in the way Of lots and homes IN
the northeast section, within fare
limit The city IL pushing and CrOwdinE All
around this section, many houses have been
construction or have been contracted for
Some OF tho best homes are here and posi-
lively the most attractive bargains 10 be
found anywhere are being offered now
The City and Suburban RaNwEy. undoubt-
edly the most satisfactory in every respect
OF any OF the suburban lines. takes you direct
70 South Br,Okiand. Ellaston Terrace, Lang
don. Sherwood. and Woodbridge IN twenty
i've minutes rom 18th and g streets
II you have small a 800 IN bant
come out to our Office. 1880 Rhode Island ave,
and will put you in the way OF an IN
vest-neat whore you can actually see yC-r
money grow.
II is unwise to hesitate. Come at once
and for yourself what a grand oopor-
tunity We hold open for you.
THIS SOULE REALTY CO.
Phone " $40 1880 R. L Ave y. E
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$25O-sZ5 CASH. $40 MONTHLY will buy ny
modest little country home; small cottage
acre ground. good we'll WILLIAMS. Times
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-01
W, B. & A Z. RY.
"ThE ELECTRIC LINE"


BALTIMORE.
THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE, An
SAPOLIS. AND Z. ). NAVAL
ACADEMY
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric palaCc cars from White House ST.
ton Q5th and II SITS. NORTHEAST
For Baltinore-s5-30. $50. T.so. 500 s-sn
. 90 $50 1880. 1880. 'll:O0 and II.so A N !.
700 noon. $3.50. 100. 1:30. 200 2:30, 40,
$50. 400. 40, 800. $50. 500 $50 - %
7:so $3.50, $50. 1000. and 81 IS D m. safiv
For Annapolis-5-s0. 100 $50 s.s0 Ian
and I1.sO a m: 1879. 80. 2:s0 s.so 90
$50. $50. ESQ. $3.50. and Ills .. N. daiiv
Indicates local trains All Others A.. I'm
ited, stopping only at Naval Academy Jun
ton. No walking or hiring OF cabs nscyS-
sary.
Fares One way. Round TIN
> baltimore 16c HA
TO Annapolis and Z. S.
Naval Academy ...... T5c rgS
For tickets and information apply a. tioIra,
ofTices 18th 81 and y. Y. ave NV. NJ a.
white House Staten, 18th and Il SITS NORTH
EAST. Telephone NJ 1908. rnvis-tf