The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-24

know that the case fell through.
Highest cash price paid for
cream at Hinsman Bros.
Laundry girl and chamber.
maids wanted q the Hotel Vera.
"A big stock Of I'll articles -
ally found in Z racket store IL
ways On hand. Mrs. Bessie r
Bullock. -
Don't forget that We make the
best terms on farm loans. No
waiting for the money. Com.
merciAl State Bank. II
Am now prepared 10 do Ill
kinds of carpenter work. Write
or call on me. Il. Keen, 8 miles
north, ! mi. west Of Wagner on
RID /. 1904
Last week Frank Patton went
out 70 T. L. Brsdley's place and
ARRESTED : young fellow BY the
name Of Brast who wao wanted
in Gregory county for horse
stealing. The young fellow did
not deny that he had taken the
horse, but claimed the owner
owed him money. and he took
the animal to get even.
Chas. Terry had = very mar.
row escape from total blindness
last Saturday, caused from some
ammonia getting in his eyes.
He was cleaning out . large
syringe, and in some way the
liquid in the instr ument was
thrown into bis eyes. For some
time it was thought he would
lose at least one eye, but It
present all danger has passed.
John Honomichl died Lass Fri
day Of cancer, and was buried
Saturday in the cemetery south
of town. His age was sixty four
years. MIR. Honomichl came 70
this reservation several years
ago, and homesteaded . piece Of
land east of this place where he
has since lived. He leaves
several children to mourn his
loss, and their friends extend
their heartfelt sympathy To
them in their bereavement.
Never in Wagner's history Of
merchandising were such i'm
mense crowds OF people seen in
one store before. j. A. Naeve's
Especial sale reminds US Of q cir.
Gus striking town. On Satur
day last, the opening day, the
crowds taking advantage Of this
sale was something long to be
remem bered. 1t simply goes to
demonstrate that the public
appreciate good bargains, and
know when they r getting big
values for their money. Wag-
ner has had sales before. but
never have the people taken I'D
vantage of y sale of dry goods,
furnishings, shoes and groceries
such as j. A. Naeve is now Civ
ing to the public. The quality
of his stock is well known to all
and when the stores opened Sat
urday, the first day of the fore
ed. sale of merchandise, the
store was crowded with eager
buyers from early morning til
late at night and did a tremend
Gus business: the people carry
ing away clothing, drygoods,
shoes and groceries by the wAg
on load.
A prairie fire burned over a
considerable section OF country
south and west OF town Monday
destroying a large amount OF
hay and other property. Or
the farm Of George Rasmussen
all the buildings with the ex-
ception of the house was burned
together with q number OF hogs
also several sets OF harness.
Mr.. Rasmussen while fighting
the fire was overcome with the
heat and smoke which rendered
him unconscious for some little
time aud it was reported that he
had been severely injured, but
upon investigation it was found
that he was not seriously hurt.
49,. Messrs. Thomas and Dai
ly came up from Wagner Mon
day evening TO attend the lee
ture Of J. w. Geiger ......L M
Gable, Frank Patton, w. NJ.
Pease and A. G. Cochran oil
Wagner we're 10 attendance al
the republican county centra
com mittee meeting Monday
5000 Miss Daisy Mcfarland ID
up from Wagner visiting Mt the
home of her aunt, Mrs. w. l.
Mcfarland -. in the j~ustics
court of j. A. Foerste at Geddei