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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19
Wagner, Monday and Tues
day. November 1928

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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19

Yon are cordially invited to
attend the services at the Con
gregational church Sunday
morning and evening Morning
theme. The Aim OF the Chris.
tian Life" Come and bring
your friends
Your attention is called to t he
special services in the n. f..
church next Sunday. The
morning service at 1920 will be
for the Ladies Aid Society. The
subject will ne ssThe Ideal
Ladies Aid" A hot house
Tower viii be given each lady
present. In the evening there
will be . Thanksgiving service
A cordial welcome is extended
10 eli. A Hoyer,
Pastor.
If you wish TO send . letter in
q hurry. be sure to write Sin
haste" On the envelope. The
postmaster AM clerks wil. then
fall over each other in their
haste 10 get It in the first maii.
then the postal clerk will yell to
the engineer. "Pull her wide
omen, here's q letter in q rush.
And the train will just dy. 1t
il expensive for the railroads.
AZ accidents are liable TO happen,
and the officials Will not thank
Us for giving the SNAP away,
but this is the way TO get letters
through real quick.
II it's anything in the drug
line, You al get it at Pinard's
City Drug Store.
Make your rural no use beauti-
full Lay out spacious grounds
around the farm house, plant
shade trees. lay gravel roads
and plant flowers. Don I lay up
all your net earning for ti.e
benefit Of your heirs and law
yers, but spend some OF il in
identifying your home. The
farmer who always shuts mis-
eyes 10 the aesthetic features
OF his life and screws himself
down to the task OF making
money, loses . large portion.
aud the biggest portion too, OF
his existence. His home should
be an attraction 10 himself, to
his wife. and above all 10 his
children Unpleasant homes In
too many instances drive The
sons Of farmers W the towns, 70
excitement and dissiDation. and
" wreck. Such sons do not
generally leave pleasant and
beautiful homes.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19
Twenty thousand Dollar
Catholic Church.


Among the extensive improve
ments that will be made in Wa1-
ner next year will be = 80. oOC
Catholic church. This will be
M imoosing brick structure.
Material is already being hauled
IN the ground for the same Tie
construction OF this church be
comes necessary oy reason Of
the large and increasing congre
cation. Every Sunday the
church is tiled ~ overlooking
and q very cs,m mon sight on
Sunday morning is to see the
y-stlbule of the church tiled
and mAnv on .he porch and
sidewalk in front of the church
with their heads bowed in
prayer owing to their inability
To get inside. The church be
ing full OF worshipers.
The congregation Is composed
Of prosperous farmers aad
prominent business meu, in
fact the very best people OF
this community.
The present prosperous con-
dition of the church is greatly
due TO the untiring work and
efforts of Rev. Father George
Kelley. the priest in charge.
Father Kelley came here about
four years ago and took charge
OF the church He is a man of
line education, a fluent orator
having the characteristic wit
and oratoricai ability of his
native race. He is a broad
minded gentle man. universally
respected, not only by his own
congregation, but by pro-
testants and the entire popula-
ton here regardless Of creed.
Under his wise and b~enefcsnt
management the congregation
has grown and prospered until
it is now one of the largest anu
worthiest congregations in this
part Of the state. His whole
SoCIs is conferred in the WORK
In which he is engaged and also
at the present tune n the pre-
parations for the erection of this
splendid new place Of worship.
1t is a very common sight in
passing the church property to
see Father Kelley with a sh ovel
in his hands assisting worKmen
in unloading sand for the new
church and when the same is
finished it will be a lasting and
enduring monument To the I'm
firing efforts OF this worthy
priest
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19
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It'll Saasx.
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Tuesday esersng-
La0 N4ers rAs dozn fron
RasiniA ever SGnxiay.
Get : Sossfa Dakota map Tor
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AZ 90 hzre : cold. - - tie
City Barber Shop ard get. bot
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Mr. 3 T. Mcfarland and liz.
- danghser wesas 10 Tyndaai
yesterday
Miss Spitzer ~ent 10 Sour
Cty raesday for : fer days
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19
G. KENNEDY.
SucCessor ~ Dr. Pinard.
Office ovsr First State Bank
Phone No. "a.

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line, ron can get /. 1T Panard .
CITY Drug Store.
The horse sale which A. j.
Ra&er Was Ia hare had Tuesday
was postponed I'LL Saturday
Nor. -. Seq notice elsewhere.
Go to the City Barber Shou
for q rice clean bath. Base
saesas of First State Bank.
TIE members of the Eastern
Star were very NICELY banq ueled
~ their hall Tuesday evening.
tsae affair being very ably pre-
sided oser Or Mesdanes Siroh
and Truno<A
What sunshine is TO flowers,
AmlaosIssy Is 10 the family.
Cross looks and Grass words
iwArf and starse the souls of
! hose around a.
Aw Esnhall arrived fra.n
AsD4x lily Saturday. aud has
accepted . position 10 Larrie's
Pace Mr.. hlnbali is al artist
IS : barber. having worked IN
fsse AoEuanin shop In Sioux
o1s pas1s i1Als anu kes-
'<ss 80 - $50 ~saa the sase-
sasc kI'us anu case stoves. ano =
o % ~ sisc1fic
ofoaae1 - uSi4cao1s-
d. Burke OF Lake Andes and
1u1su a1lss ruuno
assxlng contest Id Wagner on
1ou better come 10 and buy
hat osercoat YOU are going 10
buy. y. j. Pesicka.
The city clothier.
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ers : good paper The New Era
sxtencs = wzrm welcome to the
rev editor Of the Record
Won In re.e;vo n,e....
shaye and courteous trea,mant
It the City Barber shop.
n..a
posed Of his interests In the
New Barber Shop TO his mart
ner. l. 4. Hamilton. the change
taking place Monday morning.
Charlie left Tuesday for his
home At DEBORAH. La. The shop
1iIl be conducted in the future
By Mr.. Hamilton. and will be
known ~ ..L&-rie's Place" 1t
Ii sale 4, say that patrons of
the place will get the best sery.
ice 10 be had.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-17
DEFENSE D
Mothers Resent Mrs. Rorsr
tions on Sterner Sex.


tions on sterner Sex.
Fathers have no business meddling
with their children in any way whatso-
ever. except just to hand out the mon
ey to buy their roller skates and school
books and knickerbockers and aprons
and things and TO provide houses for
them to live in and food for them to
eat and nurses to take care of them.
The nurse is important because, while
the mother must train the child's mind
mot the father; oh. no-mothers
shouldn't be expected to do mental
things for their little ones like wash
ing and dressing them"
So said Mrs. Sarah Tyson Rorer re-
Gently to the New York City Mothers
club.
Nature said Mrs. Rorer firmly,
never intended fathers to train their
children, and under present conditions
they are so cross and irritable when
they get home from business that they
aren't fit to have anything to do with
the little ones anyway. Let the moth
er mold the child's character. but not
take the actual care of it, for nothing
Is so tiresome as sweeping and cooking
and taking care of children. Let nurses
do that"
If the club had been club OF New
York city fathers it couldn't have
jumped on Mrs. Rorer more unani-
mously. The members arose to their
feet to woman almost Mrs. James
P. Cahan, being present, got the floor
and testified for the absent fathers no
bly,.
'I take issue with Mrs. Rorer," she
said. 1--WE seen just as many ideal
fathers as mothers-just as many"
A little woman who looked as IL she
had brought up family herself got
the floor.
1.-THE status of women being what 1t
is today" she remarked bitterly, "a
boy has far more respect for his fa-
theirs opinion than for his mothers"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-17


;SURGENTE' MAIN BACKER.
W, what is this new senate
ment going to dot asks ]. G.
ver in Success Magazine" Is
erely temporary ebullition, a
& raslHmhich viii yield to treat
mehts aneasual disorder that will be
suppressed ! do not think So The
men ON whomthe future of the
movement dependsSe not enlisted
for skirmish. They have started
in for war. They have resources
of public confidence at their BaAeks.
Their credit is going to be good ~
the bank of community opinion, in
their various states, just so long as
they keep on fighting in good faith.
1t isn't apparent how they can turn
back. They have nothing to gain at
Washington, and everything to lose
at home, by giving up the struggle.
And anyhow, they are not cutters.
Not one of them.
They viii gain recruits, and they
will win some victories, In the COM
ing session. They will require more
and more to be reckoned with. They
will not revolutionize senate proce-
dure very soon. They probably don't
expect to do that. But they are in
the way of very early convincing the
ancient leadership that 1t must take
account of the public opinion these
insurgents represent; and that will
be revolution In all but form.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-17
And Figures Don't Lie.

Johnny came home the other night
in high glee. wearing the arithmetic
medal.
what is that forT asked his moth
er.
That's the prize for doing exam
ples,' said Johnny. II did this one,
III our new baby weighs eleven and a
half pounds and gains an ounce each
day'-'cause you told Mrs. Smith she
did yesterday how much will she
weigh when she's twenty years old 2
And the answer was 400 pounds. And
tho teacher said I earned the prize, -
Christian Advocate. -s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-17

Little Helen during the three years
Of her life had never been separated
from her elder sister night or day for
more than a few minutes at a time.
but at last the time came when the
sister went away for q whole day
The child tried every game and occu-
patton that she knew OF and a new
one or two suggested BY her mother,
but they all palled.
Finally she gave up and stood and
looked sadly out Of the window. Then
she sighed deeply and said:
s'It's still the same old day, isn't 1t.
mother Woman's Home Companion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-17

the soapy water ran into his or her
eyes and made them smart. This
shield is Of elliptical shape to At the
contour Of the head. 1t is placed on
the head like hat, with the difference
that there is no crown and the hair
comes through the top. The sham
pooer can rub the head of the subject
vigorously, while the latter may be as
much at ease as If he was merely hav-
ing his head combed. The fare of the
shield brim sends the water entirely
clear Of the face, which is kept dry,
except for few drops that may tric-
kle down inside Of the rim of the
shield This device will eliminate the
annoying features Of the shampoo to
persons who are short Of breath.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-17
SHAMPOO SHIELD.

Keeps Face Dry and Permits the Wear
or to Breathe Freely.
Just at present the shampoo shield
designed by a New York man and
shown in the illustration is being used
In up to date hairdressing establish
ments. It is much like the brim Of
a hat now in vogue and win doubtless
be popular with the ladies'. It will
also find favor with any other person
who has ever gasped and spluttered
during the process of a shampoo while
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-17
a cxnie.

A. woman orator in suffrage ad-
dress said:
'Too many men take the pessimistic
view Of woman suffrage that a young
eynic at a bridge party took Of mar
riage.
Are you lucky at cardsy lady
asked him.
oh, very lucky ] always win,'
said be.
How about lOse?' she went on
nrchly.
I" Just AZ lucky, he replied. ! al
gags lose
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-17

II you are not a good advertiser
you have missed your VOCATION
M matter what youIs vocation Ia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-17

Rib ROasinative cattle
I2c
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-08-03
SECRETARY MAKES DECISION

A decision that may be of in
terest to some Review readers has
recently been handed down by the
secretary of the interior, in the
matter of two water rights south
of Ash Creek. A. Hinesh filed the
water rights, and afterwards
parties by the name of kibbe and
Folken made homestead entries on
the quarters. The contest was
taken before the register at Pierre
and his ruling appealed, and finally
it reached the secretary. The
cases were commenced about two
years ago. kibbe's homestead is
held good, but on the Folken piece
the secretary changes the decision
and gives Mr.. Hinesh the whole
quarter for his water right, if the
dam has been maintained. kibbe
resided on the quarter, whise Fol
ken did not.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-08-03

We feel somewhat tlattered that
the Draper Democeat found it
necessary last week to devote a
column of space to answering a
recent fling we made ut the demo
cratic party. Bro. Cox says:
What will be put in the demo-
cratic platform in 1911 should be
of vital interest to our republican
friends, because they will have it
in their platform later. The
democratic party may not have
scored many victories, but it is
leading its opponents by twenty
years in Suggesting the way" If
the democratic party would have
passed upon current needs in its
past campaigns, and kept more in
line with current events, instead
of advocating theories twenty
years in advance of their necessity,
it might have scored more
victories.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-08-03
Does The Soil Account Balance

High grain prices have prevail
ed for two years and farmers have
concluded, as they have done be-
fore during periods of high grain
prices, that it is more profitable to
sell their grain on the market than
to run it through live stock. They
are now raising as much grain as
possible. Their hogs and cattle
have been marketed marketed to
such an extent that there is COM
paratively little breeding stock in
the country. This is especially
true of hogs. AS result hogs
are eight cents a pound and cattle,
while they are not bringing the
price they aught, will undoubtedly
do 80 in the very near future, but
the trouble is that nobody has any
stock for sale.
During the first four days of the
week ending June 10Th while hog
prices were around the eight-cent
mark, ii principal markets receiv-
ed 2S6, 900 hogs, which was less by
l39, 900 than those same markets
received year ago on the cores
ponding four days, $4,000 less
than they received two years ago
during the same period. Cattle
receipts are also below those of
last year and they will no doubt
continue to be for some time to
come.
Thousands of farmers who had
from 10 to Is brood sOws Il year
ago now have from two to five
and it will be some time before 8
normal supply is again raised. l,
is false economy to disarrange
your farm plans just because &
panic comes along and upsets
prices for a short time. 1t is {
fundamental fact that no system o
agriculture that does not includ,
livestock can be permanently
maintained. Why then chang'
your plans of marketing you
crops in the form of beef, porl
and mutton to selling it on tn,
market as such because grail
happens to be high for a shor
, time and by changing you can ap
parently make a few extra dollars
which you are sure to lose in tn
long run, and more too. 1t doesn'
pay to gamble on the farm an
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-08-03
Washin gtOns Plague Spots

lie in the low, marshy bottoms of the
Potomac, the breeding ground of ma
laria germs. These germs cause
chills, fever and ague, biliousness,
jaundice, lassit ude, weakness and
general debility and bring Suffering
or death TO thousands yearly. But
Electric Bitters never fail to destroy
them and cure malaria l ever used"
writes Il. M. James, of LouelIen, s.
c. They cure Liver, Kidney and
Blood Troubles and will prevent Ty.
phoid. Try them, SOC. Guaranteed
by all druggists.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-08-03

IhlrtyOne states can demand
congress to call constitutional
convention. Twentyseven states
have favored, by resolution, the
election of senators by direct vote
of the people. That day is not
far distant when the nations law
making body will have to submit
an amendment to the states for
direct selection of senators or have
it forced upon them.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-08-03
Wild Grass Bond, the latest and
nobbiest writing paper, can he had at
the Review office.
The Crime Of Idleuess

Idleness means trouble for any one.
It's the same with lazy liver. 1t
causes constipation, headache, jaun-
dice, sallow complexion, pimples an,.
blotches, loss of appetite, nausea, but
DR.. Kings New Life Pills soon BAN
ish liver troubles and build up your
health. Csc at all druggists.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-08-03

On another page may be found
an article from the Farmers
Tribune, concerning the neglect of
stock raising for grain growing.
1t has some excellent pointers,
and is worth the study of every
farmer in the county. for it's
lesson is as applicable here as it is
down in Iowa.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1909-08-03
WESTERN SOUTH DAKOTA THE
COMING LAND

What America is to England,
what the western part of the
United States is to the eastern, SO
will the western half of this state
soon be to the eastern. Already
with the tide of immigration that
is flowing into the country west of
tee Big Muddy" the population
is increasing by leaps and bounds,
and those who are coming to make
this part of the state their perma-
nent homes, are the most desirable
people that new country could
ask for. Many of them are farm
ers from Indiana, ILL.,, and Iowa.
who have sold their land there at
high prices and are now coming to
invest wisely their money in South
Dakota land where they may
reasonably expect to double,
triple, and even quadruple it
within the next few years.
The rapidity with which this
country is settling up, is not gen
orally realized. At present, leav-
ing the large cities out of the
question, Stanley county is the
most thickly settled of any county
within the state, and travelling
west from Pierre, and away from
the railroad, for some distance.
you will find a family on every
quarter section. This is partly
accounted for by the fact that
when the early settlers first came
to the eastern part of this state
they were enabled to obtain 4So
acres of land from the government:
100 by a homestead filing; 100
through preemptiOn, and 100
tree claim. Hence each man ac-
cumulating a large tract of land.
Now the settlers who are coming
into the western part must content
themselves with the 100 which
they can homestead, and conse-
quently, each quarter section
draws an additional settler.
The western part of the state
is in no way inferior to that east
of the river, and in many ways it
is superior. The soil is equally
rich, equally well watered, while
in addition to these features, are
the advantages coming from q
finer climate, nearness to abun
dant coal deposits, and a fresh,
virgin territory. The excellent
railroad facilities of the east will
be equalled if not excelled in this
part of the state. Railroads com
ing from all directions will put
the farmer and stock raiser ir
quick communication with the best
markets and the manner in which
the new towns are growing shows
that the home markets themselves
will soon make great demands up
on the producer. The new science
of dry farming will prevent even
an acre of this land being useless
while in many districts, the pros
poets of irrigation are already en-
CHANGING the value of the soil.
People are quick to realize tina,
such opportunities as western
South Dakota now affords arr
rapidly decreasing in the United
States, and the train loads of set
tiers who are arriving daily il
this wonderful rich and growing
country testify to the wide ano
growing interest in the advantage
and opportunities offered to tin,
man who really wants to farm. -
Deadwood Pioneer Times.