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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

Heet Arrives - Cnp1fa1 e

Amce3c0n HIeet Arrives - GnD1ta1 e
Australia.
xho American AtiAntto bGttleshIp
nee4, under command Of near Admiral
Hp1rry anchored III Port Rhtljlp bay
Msibourn>. Australia. Frtday after-
noon alfof IN unevensfuI voyage from
Gy1ney. After passing Port Philip
heaas III 1870 o'clock tn ships re-
cslved . continuous ovation from the
shore and : vast excursion Meet accom-
panied Il tho entire thirty miles 10 the
anchorage. Turning the heads and
pointing their noses toward the city
the vessels Of the feet wera greeted
" my Queens Gin ishing boats
gaily bsnaxgsd and tho British cruiser
Psyche. which doomed = welcome 81
thsstesn guns and dipped III mar 10 the
Connecticut. which was In the van.
simultaneously there belched forth
from the American ship ~ answering
salute and her nag II the fore was dip.
psl 70 the british jack.
The small popuiace 81 Queens Cir
has been augmented BY thousands OF
visitors. al of whom crowded the
shore 10 wttneas the passage Of the
American armada Craft at every
hind dotted the bay and there was o
constant exchange Of salutes. Sirens
screcched q welcome and cannon
doomed from the decks Of the Austrai-
Ian pleasure craft. while tho flags on
the visiting craft were constantly be-
fu4 dfuped In answer.
The procession up the bay was a
stately and Gorgeous m the xiesm-
Ing white huiis Of the American ves-
sells against The background Of green.
wooded shores making a beautiful
spectacle. The feet was sixteen min
utes passing = given point a. II steam
"a In accurate alignment toward the
city. The guns Of the shore batteries
and the ships resounded over the pia-
cid waters OF the bay and were re-
echoed BY the surrounding hills.
shortly after the Connecticut had
anchored Rear Admiral Sperry and
his star came ashore and paid an off,
cIal visit to the Hon. Sir Reginai A. j.
Talbot. governor general Of Victoria.
who soon afterwards returned the Wis.
IL on board the Connecticut.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04
c0uTu nlr0Il INTERESTING nletMIss
OssssSs" fna N b Dy ealas1
STATE NEWS .. " = lE.'''
IlNEMMN
Frsa D,J b Or eaeleasel
MRS. BISHOP our or JAIL
Marsha lltOsn Woman VIII BE Tried
I'm October.

M~arshaIlaown Woman win BE Tried
I'm October.
After having remained in the coun-
ty jail at Sioux Falls since the night
OF July "a. last Mrs. Herbert Bishop.
Of Marshalltown, Ia. has finally fur-
nished bonds In the sum OF $4,000 n
been released IRON custody. Shorty
after being released herself and her
attorney. r. b. Binford. departed for
Marshalltown.
On the night OF July "a Mrs. Bish-
op and a companion named Norman
Rygmyr, also OF Marshailtown. were
arrested while occupying a room In
this city. They were traced to Sioux
Falls by the husband of the m
who caused their arrest on a statutory
charge. Both were placed in jail.
Rygmyr was more fortunate than his
companion. for he was able to furnish
a bond after remaining in jail only
about a week or ten days.
The bonds furnished by Mrs. Bishop
and Rygmyr require them to appear
at the regular October term OF the
state circuit court for trial on the
charge against them. Mrs. Bishop -
q woman Of considerable beauty.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

C6icagoCattle, common to prime
$500 to $3.50: hogs, prime heavy, 500
to $3.50; sheep. fair to choics. $500
- $40: wheat, No. 2. &c - Sc:
corn. No. 2, &c to 79c: oats. standard.
49c to Soc: rye. No. 2, &c TO TIC: hay,
timothy. $500 to $3.50: prairie, $500
to 5000; butter. choice creamery, l9c
to 22c: eggs. fresh. lie to ac: potatoes,
pW bushel, Sc to sc.
Indianapoiis.Cattle. shipping. $500
to 500: hogs, good 10 choice heavy
$3.50 to eS&; sheep. comnon to prime,
$3.50 to 500: wheat. No. 2. Gle TO
93c: corn, No.. 2 white. 79c TO SOC; oats.
Ne. 2 white, 47c to 4Sc.
ST. Louis-Cattle. $50 to $50: hogs,
500 10 $3.50. sheep. $500 to S4.25:
wheat, No. 2. csc to 3sc: corn. No. 2,
75c TO 76c: oats. No. .. +sc to 4Sc:
rye. No.. 2. Soc to Sic.
Cincinnati-Cattle. $500 to 1866:
hogs. $500 to $3.50. sheep $500 to
$500: wheat, No 2. 9Ic to Ole: corn.
No. ? mixed. Zoe to Sc: cats. Ne. ?
mixed, 4ac 10 J0c: rye. No. 2. Sc to 1oc.
Desroit-Cattle. $500 TO $5.lo: hogs.
$4AU 10 $6-aOs sheep. S.-so 10 S4-DD.
wheat. No 2. 9+c to 9e corn. Nc. ;
yellow. SOC TO Sic: oats. No. 3 white.
4Sc to 49c. rye. No. 2. 74e TO .5c.
Milwauke@Wheat. No. ? northern.
$1l07 10 $l.10. corn. No. 3. 77c to -S-:
oats. standard. 4ae to Ole. rye. Ne. L.
&c TO tie, barley. No. > TIC TO nc:
pork. mess Sla.c5-
Rn6alo-Czttle. choice shipping steers.
<40 to $50; hogs. far TO choice. $500
10 $40: sAeea. comHson 10 good mixed.
$4oo to S5.3e; aEhs. fair to choice.
$500 70 $T.O0.
New York-Cattle. $4-O 10 Sfsl5:
hogs $50 to 500: sheep, 500 -
&4lG5. wheat Ne. 2 red aae 10 S1O1
| corn. No. 2. Sc to aoe oats. natural
white, soc 70 Sc; butter. crea nery. 2Oe
to 24cs eggs western. 1ac 70 &c.
Teasdo-Kheas. No 2 mixed. see 70
ek: corr. No ? MIXED. Iac to Sar:
cats Ne. 2 mixed, 47c TO 49e: rye. No.
2 .Gr 10 ne: csorr Sod. October, &in2.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04
STATES CASH RECEIPTS.
Over a Million Dollars Received Dur.
Ing Past Year.

The state auditors annual statement
Of finances OF the state for the year
ending June 80 last shows hat the
cash receipts for tina year were $l,-
1862 This came in from many
different funds. principally through
the collection Of state taxes, which
brought si54.SS into the treasury. Be-
sides this the heaviest receipts were
for the maintenance Of the insane.
which was $l27,7S4. The insurance
department turned in taxes to the
amount of $s6.447 and fees to the
amount of SEQ 94. The department
of secretary of state turned over $780,
sos. The clerk of the supreme court
turned in fees Of 1892 and oil inspec-
tors $3.50. From inheritance taves
the state received $5,614 and h same
amount from the sale and lease OF
Taylor lands. The rest of the cash
came from many different sources.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

H. 49, ~
h61nn1ae CGty.
HN4neUon - GOV. FORT ~ threaaen.
- tfpops into Ati1ntIo CITY
bro tAe stale lawa unless
Do u1en ~ Atlantic CITY observe tls
NkW : e&nsatt0m nm61a ~ Fes-
E144nt6 1<914 summer vtn1&ofns
Anot1>~9e sensation waa sprung 1t
1ins. ths county seaa 1T Al
iastec county. when the grand jury
absolutely rsfu&ed IL obey the instruc-
ttona 0f the court 10 return lndict-
nAents against excise v~foiators. Gu-
prssnA Court Justice Trenchord, who
NO been requested by Gov. Fort 10
~ with ths county Judge. was ~ in-
oenssd - M arsiou of thu grand jury
thAt ~ Instantly discharged Il with :
vees rsprtmand.
xhA governors proclamation was
mol wholly unexpected. N there had
bsen sumorcd for days that ne would
resort 10 the calling out of the militia
n necessary to enforce the sxcise laws.
Assistant Attorney General t5assiii.
who u assisting County Prosecutor
0~oidenburg In the exctse cases. says
this governor can calf out the roops
aithouxi II Il m unusual proceeding.
Tue govsrnpr's power Ia declare mar
ssAi iaw. ~ s&yss cannot be ouss-
toned.
NherIn johnson. Of Atlantic county:
Mayor stoy. ~ Atlantic city. and
County Prosecutor cscldcnburx refuse
10 Atscums The situation.
Last Sunday the cafes. with mi i
few e~Ecsptions. continued business N
usual
When the grand Jury came into
ccust Justice Tr~nchord addressed IL
10 fnttowss
II understand that all eases have
been presented 10 ycu. have cent
Tor . In order that the clerk may
take the Indictment
When asked BY the clerk II the
Jury haa any indictments 10 present
Jaarph w. Saius. the foreman Of the
bury. aid that II had not considered
MI the = pseasnlsa.
Justtcs Trsncord then said that the
eouft would IT until ! verdict was
FsaQAed IN the excise cases.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04
CHARLES HAYES CAPTURED.


Charles Hayes. alias william Dunn.
wanted for the murder OF Samuel
Fredericton. near Spearfish, wal cap
tured near the Belle Fourche river,
northeast OF Sturgis. by four farmers
John Smith. Albert THEM. H.
jerks and d, II. Collins. He was
brought TO Sturgss and placed In the
Meade county Jail.
When seen first he was catching
grasshoppers to Ash with and was sur
rounded by the four men. When
Smith told Hayes To hold up his hands
Hayes jerked out a two-ounce bottle
supposed to be poison, n swallowed
the contents. He then threw up his
hands and showed no resistance. he
had a 3~3-caiiber revolver. The poison
he In supposed to have taken has mad
no effect.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

CHICAGO.

The indications Of recovery in business
activity appear to b well sustained. FUR
thr decline ID seen in the comparative
shrinkags in volume Of payments through
the banks, and there II increasing demand
for industrial outputs and heavier opera
lions in general merchandise.
Dealings In leading retail lines run clese
to the aggregate at this time last year;
the buying being augmented BY many Wis
itors who spend freely, and the early DE-
mand for fall apparel and household needs
expands to seasonable proportions.
There II ! general expression sf conf
dencs in the outlook for extending con
sumption. 1t il also made clear that
stocks throughout the interior are at an
unusually low average and that liberal
eplenishment il likely. although that pro
cess may be conducted gradually. Prices
generally stand upon an attractive basis
in staples and some heavy buyers secure
their needs in lines which continue under
curtailsd production.
Encouraging agricultural conditions and
high values Of the crops, rising pay rolls
at manufacturing centers and the I'm
proyement in iron and steel branches in
this section afford substantial reasons for
the healthier tone which now character
ICES commerce.
The total movement of grain at this
port, S,:554,630 bushels, compares with
9,S20, 205 bushels last week and 9.49O.ll1
bushels In 1907 Compared with last year
there II a decrease in receipts of 26.1
per cent, and increase in shipments OF
27.6 per cent. Live stock receipts were
243.005 head, against 1851 head last
week and 273,637 head last year.
Bank clearings, 1915 ,3O0,013. are 20
per cent under those Of the corresponding
week in 1907. Failures reported in the
Chicago district number "a, against 10
last week and IA . year ago. Those with
liabilities over 5000 number 6, against
s last week and 2 in 19O7.-Dun's Re
view Of Trade.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04
RAID ON CHICKEN HUNTERS.
Seven Men Caught shooting Unlawful
~ in Aurora County.

Seven "sooners' who could not
await the opening Of the regular pra,-
RE chicken shooting season on Sep.
/ have been arrested in Aurora county
on the charge OF having violated the
state game law by shooting prairse
chickens out of season. They were
members OF a ang which is laying
new rails for the Milwaukee Railroad
company. They were caught in the
act and placed under arrest. All the
prisoners We're Italians Three OF
them at nee pleaded guilty and paid
lines Of IS each. The other our were
later assessed IS each.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

A meeting 81 cisirsrss Of Sect
lard who were called together by the
city council. decided Ia Install an cleo
trsc lighting system as soon as ar
ramgena%nss can be made. Not a sin
gle citizen opposed the proposition.
Efforts are now being mace L. organ
ire q local pany and IL This SUE
eeeas the city council VIII grant fhs
crrss ssanv tire necessary Franchise
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

ArssMmD Hcwa1n No. w11se q way
- Gprtnxaead yail.

1s3 4ouF U1U V8141e a. Woy
= spTtnxaesd Jall.
Mn Kate Howard. ~ years old. one
- the lenders o. the riots In Spring
held Ili.. committed suicide wednes-
day ~ swallowing acid while being
paaced under arrest. she died rs she
wa~ hsfng led Into Jail.
nefQse The special grand jury now n
Nme16 many wifne1orm tesaIsied thai
~ NG4uasd WAS one * the ringiead-
ers ~ - mob which wrecked Lcperss
restaurant she Was she first person
tndieted ana wss held On severa,
counts III sie,ose which she furnished.
Wh<nfsAs ~ released ~ sid seas
would srver BE- arrested again.
Wednesday shortly after the special
grand Jury returned another indics-
sent against her charging murder in
conhert1on with the iynchings Deputy
SHERIFF CrAmer Was sent 10 Mr& How
ards roonas 70 arrest her. Mrs How
ard recelved the officer at the door.
She secretly swallowed = large dose
q the poison and sid Tn ready Ia
20 now"
6he accompanied the deputy 10 tbs
III tuo blocks away and was Just en-
testnx the tafl door when she Eel;
dead.
Ten mors tm1t<tment,. three cAarx-
- anrdsr. we're returned ~ the sp~-
eAl gFNaA tnry wednesday evening
Ivae oafhs rAarnlng murder usre fouad
Aonannts AeSe Howard Abraham RAP
nox and Ernest alias *sSlin" Nuh-
phr~0. Raymcv Ind Ma Howard arr
chargsd with the murder Of the nexr~.
barecaA Humphrey n charged with
- murder ~ The negro Dcnigan. Va
III wAs allowed In either Case.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

John Cross Is years old. shot him
self while getting into . boat 20 hunt
&acks near Parker. He drew his gun
sseaEnd him and the charge struck
ne4r his heart He lived only a few
minutes He was a son Of Nicholas
Cross. q pioneer farmer. six miles
northwest Of Parker
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04
ANTHRAX BEING CONTROLLED.
Quarantine is Raised in Part Of Nank-
ton County.

Gov. Crawford has returned from .
visit TO the anthrax affected districts
in the southern part Of the state and
SAYS the disease is being got under
control. The quarantine OF that part
of Yankton county west OF n Jim
river viii be lifted at once but con-
tinued east of that stream for a time
Dead animals are now all being burn
ed and the federal and state authori-
ties are working together to stamp
out the disease at as early a date as
possible 1t was decided TO be un-
safe to allow stock TO be taken out OF
the district for how purposes. and
that section will no, la representa-
ton at the fairs this fall.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

The business me- OF Lake Andes
have ina1gurated q movement for the
establishment Of a creamery at thar
place Lake Andes Is situated in the
heart Of the best agricultural portion
II Charles Mix county and hundreds Of
farmers in that vicinity would give
the creamery loyal support.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04
TUsHA IN PIERRE HOSPITAL.
Peculiar Circumstances Surround Da-
kota shooting ARRAY.

Gus Tusha. from ear Midland. is
in the hospital at Fort Pierre suffering
from a gunshot wound. He claims that
he received ii from a party which was
stealing wood from his claim n that
they fired q number of shots, only
one OF which took effect Tusha was
tried a a & on a charge of putting
dynamite in the stove of Clyde Whit
ing. a neighbor, and causing the death
Of Whiting when he started a fire in
the stove. He was cleared OF the
charge. and claims that the shooting
was done by witnesses in that trial
The circumstances are peculiar and
may develop further on a hearing OF
the accused parties.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

Dean sraway. at Cleveland q. was
found w7ta a had mnanss 80 ha~ h~ae
Inn the w@ass IL Il vacant bet II AheT-
6eea- The victim wGs r9rNuy*0 =
the hospital where he -artgsea SaA-
scacusrAxss end EaAa ne h2& h@en r92
sse~a ct his -saaeE ard gGA2 mateA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

The democratic state executive conn
nsssse Was i'm session at Huron this
seek 10 plan The stale campaign. The
s&Sers are sangEtne CO victory for
Fyan and Andres Lee for governor.
nd hope for vide SUCCESS.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04
Inman County Reunion.

The old veterans and other residents
If Lyman county are taking great in
terest in an old soldiers reunion which
is 10 be held in the new town OF Ken
mehec on September ;. 4 and s. The
business men and other residents Of
the toMn have contributed ample
funds 10 make the reunion 9 great sue
cess.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04
yERAuLD COUNTS RECORD.
No Indebtedness. No Poor Farm ant
No Prisoners in "Pcn.s

No Indebtedness. No Poor Farm and
No Prisoners in Pen
Few counties in South Dakota OF
withstanding that conditions in the
state in general are of the most Hour
ishing character. can make the same
boasts OF Jeraulo county. The claim
Is made In behalf OF that ounty that
It has no outstanding Indebtedness.
no outstanding bonds. no poor farm,
no paupers and no poor tax
South Dakota was admitted TO the
union OF states Jarauid county, II Is
claimed, has not contributed a single
prisoner TO the Sioux Falls peniten-
tiary, being entirely without repre-
sentation in that institution. Fifteen
townships I'm the county are entireis
out Of debt. having no outstanding
bonds and no saloons Jerauld county
has three thriving towns
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04
HEIR no LARGE FORTUNE.

Agcd IOs Angeles WOMAN Lett Over q
Quarter MILLION Dollars
A the age OF 7s Mrs Emily Woods,
81 Loo Angeles Cal. mother Of Mrs
Is. w Gillette. has come into q for
tune cf ssse.eee left b. her nephew.
Charles l. Draper. Of BLOOMINGTON. III.
Ma Woods received the news OF
her fortune It the home OF her SON
tn-law. r. w. Gillette. former trainc
manager Of the salt Lake railroad.
now traf5c manager OF the Las Vegas
nd TonopAh railroad.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

At the preliminary hearing - Far
ssr Ssssish. Lev Ssr.nacTgs ard Andrew
Swarss at Fort Pierre. charged wifh
shooting Gas Tusha- near Midland
the evidence presented wss rcs su1fs-
ci~nt 10 connect TIE uaea wiki the
crime and they have tseen dismissed
from custody
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

Fre5 Eslswry. 81 Epsan- arh# FIR
s0re wears hrs sesn farming sn The
Sansee vrs@rse sa1-h Hf SrrSmEe 8G.
was sFe- ard Ei1gea a~rts~esasy ~
hEs best friend Ehise cnx hurting. =
leaves q Naan~ and fear cszEsa-sa-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04
Ns,x Catholic Church.

At Starr. southeast Of Mitchell. the
Catholics have a new edihce under
construction 10 take the place OF the
building destroyed by fire during the
early part OF spring The latter church
Is to cost tss.0Aa when completed, anc
the money has all beer raised TO oedi-
cate the church absolutely free from
debt
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04
WOMAN HELD FOR MURDER.
Mr.. Christina Clark Has . Presirii'
mary Hearing.

nary Hearing.
The preliminary trial Of Mrs Chris
tina Clark. who shot and killed her
divorced husband al her farm home
at Alsen. a week ago, was held al
vermiliion and she was held to the
circuit court by Judge ]. A. Cope
land on the charge OF murder and viii
not be permitted to give bail. he
case will come up for trial at the oc-
tober term. Mrs. Clark was not put
on the witness stand and there were
no new developments In h case The
defense offered no testimony what
ever.
Owing 10 the unitness OF the Clay
county Jail Sheriff Kemper will not
lock Mrs. Clark up there, but will ask
Judge e. G.. Smith for advice In re-
gard to her detention.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

A strike az zoe street iamplighters
plunged the thoroughfares Of the
northern district cf New York into a.
most total darkness until nearly uLd-
night Thursday, and the only Munina-
ton In nsssst az the streets came from
iigAted shop wtndowA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

The ave ships Of the midshipmenss
summer cruising squadron. ct which
the cruiser Olympia IL the flagship.
returned 10 Annapolis, Nd. Thursday
and he annual summer practice
cruise of the miidirs. which began
eArsy In June. came 10 ar end.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

Csssv. era afera has. On the recuess
= the ggveraeT Of Minnesota. granted
en- e1s8a1a-aM warrant 10 Sheriff q.
= Scnnsa~. Us Redwood. MEnn-. for
TIE ezT-cey ss Albert NsrEz xho IL b.
ag a~a9 III St1rgig- This state. for The
&zzEsesxs-s nfsce~. the charge hesrr
-1s93SAng 81 snprsg@gea property.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

Five men we're killed. another is ex-
pect<d to die anA Eve others seriously
injured In tho cuissery ef the Lxhixh
Valley company, ssx Males from
wilkesharre. Pa being struck ~ .
runaway car.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

After spending txe sasT sse@ rights
n the jail ~ Goshen. n. Y en- q
charge ~ eeasing hts wife Ferdinand
Pinn<y Earle. of affinity ard ssuI-
UAte" fzms~ was released Thursday
morning uposs furnishing s..8Re bail
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

News OF the sinking IT the British
sseaEnsr Dursearn and she Hrss al an
but N az the So members of her crew
in = crhosn which RACED on Aug IS
81 Fort Colo. en- the island GO Kluha4
reached Tokaas Japan. THURSDAY.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

Fsnnea srrsVSe he Ms refused q
trivial rennest ty hss E1snts caase
y@an Cabins. xae 5A-ymaE-n7a sun x
rsr- cs7k2nx ST ESakaEA- GNrI. swEs
uxev 1A~ s-ase aass4 s~gssa Eqs1e -aas-ehe.
- sssgnsnis s9A-ssa~-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04
New Paper q, Chalk Eur,e<.

The Meade County Messenger In the
arne cf q new raFer 10 be started at
B-sres. Meade county. Miss
les Palmer MILF lie the editor ard pub
aer- ard ceEaes frS-a White Lake.
NJ
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-04

Gsemsg1n Ns~n eu9~n Inas q Neuss,
elyoooeeo.

~ xDM1 NMsN&N A0ne q N&081y
9lyooonoa
NooGxntsr ~ Ansus<a- ca. b@xar
noceo1Mg TAnxndaS- Ehxs rsaeA<d the
Aea9At q fosr see& probably ~ high
- - neeA cf ls4A-
RAIN Aan ceased In the upper va
~ md shes& - NO dxxxer II fur-
uA<w se@esl The h9 apr.uxfmas~s
1sfe-*ts 10 sl~1eA.se ana csns4s4s al
aa@aee - seoekS * gesas ana rrs-
vass psSpns<y. a~s4xnrsaon ~ the -
- nnd rassraxSa hrs1ses scrr. The
NsxAanAA ssvsv ard BREAKS m me ca
~ haakA There are dependent on
II camas sos sss~&s eight large and
mrrezal sanaa ssxsssxsn malaS.
wkEss xA< ts.s.d ~as 1T iex A<ashs
as< Hrs3 srok< asst The Mcdaniel
hmSa6xsx mas<Taxi ~xx-xhzaxhners In
Nnx1A Asxasxax hsrn<s..
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