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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-30
o COURT BUSINESS.
The court dockets in Boston

The court dockets in Boston are
overloaded. At the beginning of the
last fiscal year of the Suffolk county
superior court there were or the
docket 1923 cases besides 1853
jury-waived cases and 1874 equity
suits, the total being 1886. The
number of cases of all kinds entered
during the year was tried and other
wise disposed of. it was found that
the court had 1909 more cases at
the end of the year than at the be-
ginning.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-30
Wornan'sWorld
NIECE OF THE FAMOUS JENNY

Another Gifted Singer In Lind Family
Who Will Come to America.
A grandniece of the famous Jenny
Lind is to visit the United States dur
ing the coming winter and sing in a
number Of cities. This information
was given by Il. B. Luce of Sunbury.
Pa. who discovered that the Swedish
girl had a remarkable voice and saw
to 1t that she was given a musical ed
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-30
a Roomerann.

An amusing incident occurred whr1
tie house at lords was in committe.
on the reform bill OF 1867. The CLERK
OF the house intimated that an amend
ment had bern handed in. the writing
OF Which WAS so illagible that he waa
unable to say what 1t was about OF
who had written 1t. 1t was then dis
covered THAI Lord Lyttleton was the
author. and 1t turned u to be a pro.
posal disfr. ncbising all persons who
could not write. : Westminster Gazette,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-30
RECALLING AN ALDERMAN.

Spokane, Wash, Sept. 23.-Fol-
lowing a report by a citizens COM
mittee, appointed by Mayor Pratt,
that the Order of Panta Pantois is a
secret political organization and a
menace to the best interests of the
city of Spokane, 80 young men arm
ed with petitions made a whirlwind
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-30
MISS N

ucation. Miss Lind. according to her
%benefactor. has a soprano voice Of
wonderful beauty, and he thinks she
will in the course of a few years be-
come as famous as Jenny Lind. She
has already appeared In London and
other European cities. In addition to
the sweetness of the tones this young
woman has a voice of great volume.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-30
Mustn't ANNOY PASSENGERS.

TIC CaHdu1an ANYWAY COMMISSION
has directed all railroads in Canada
which do an international business,
to direct conductors to see that pas
sengers are not subjected to undue
annoyance by United State immigra-
ton officers. Chairman .Mabee said
that more than fifty complaints OF
unnecessary interference with pas
sengers had been sent to the COM
mission.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-30
The Exclamation,

Fred-Tllere seems to he a lot mor4
fuss made. of Miss AS singing thai
Miss KS. and I am sure Miss x. hal
by far the richer voice. Jack-Ah. yes
but Miss A. has by far the richel
father.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-30
Not an Umpire.

A clerg fman startled his drowsy
congregation the other day as follows:
my dearly beloved friends, pernli.
me to rerrind :;ou that l come here 10
preach, net to act as umpire in a snor-
ing match"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-30
Tie Tripping ronou,

"Henry Peck. you're n fool"
"You di1n't seem to think so wher
! was single" i
mo, ycn never showed what a biz
fool you were until you married me-"
-Exchanse.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-30
Made Sure Of the Pie,

A young girl who carried her Dime
was observed TO eat her pie first
When asked why, she replied, "Well
II there's anything left 1t won't be th
pie. will it, now"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-30

Concerning the dedication of the
new high school building on its COM
pletion, President Litchfield appoint
ed DR.. E. w. Heyler and w. A.
Branch to make the arrangements
for the affair.
The latter part of the evening was
devoted to opening the bids on the
supply of furniture for the high
school building. The following bid
ders submitted propositions: Column
bia School Supply Co., indianapolis;
w. M. WEIGH Co., Chicago; A. NJ.
Andrews. Chicago; American Seat
ing Co.. Chicago; S. G. Boyce, Mitch
ell Furniture Co., and the Educator
School Supply Co., of this city.
Samples of the furniture were plac-
ed in the city hall auditorium, and
after the bids had been opened and
read each Of the representative were
permitted to present the good features
of their goods. The board on return
ing to the meeting room took up the
part of the bid referring to the adj
Unstable desks and chairs. This part
of the supplies was awarded to the
Educator School Supply Co., of this
city, at a contract price of $4.75 for
the chair and desk, f. o. b. Mitchell.
1t was decided to defer action on
the rest of the furniture until the
special meeting of the board on Oct.
Is, at which time the rest of the fur
niture will be purchased. DR.. Hey
Ter and w. A. Branch we're appointed
a committee to make further investi-
cation Of the chairs, and to make a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24

No es la generation presente a la que
toca celebrar el arribo de los nuevos con
quistadores
De,cmcs ESQ 4 n1cS::os nieJ IS. q 4
nuestros mas lejanos descendientes aun
En- epoca de la anterior soberania, no
Sc celebr6 el arribo de las tropas espa-
nolas q la 1sla, y ESQ que los compane-
ros de Ponce de Leon, eran los precurso-
res de la espiendida cultura actual
Pasaron cuantro cientos amos antes
de que brOtara la idea justiclera de ce-
lebrar en- una conmemoracion magma la
fecha luminosa Ell la Historic, que ini-
ciaba un innegabIe progreso en- la vida
de la Isla.
La Historic que es ell aureo crisol en-
que Sc purifican los hechos humanos, a
pesar de los egoismos de las ambicio-
nes de los hombres, es la encargada con
su justicia inapelable de las magnas con-
sagraciones definitivas.
En- 10 de Ponce hay ademas de la mo
portunidad una festlnaci0n que empe-
quehece el homemade los inconscien-
tes que 10 tributan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24
De Mayaguez

Aqui Sc esperan, en c,lamto termlne
de trabajar en- Bayamon, al notable
transformista Minute y al cuadrO co
milco Caaas1s.
Segtin nformes del representaite
aqu1 de la compania de variedadeS, Sc
nor Lonbrial los hermanoS Rios eStan
pintando e1 decorvldo eScemicO que ha
de ser esfre1lado en- ell nhevO teatro
de Mayaguez, por La simpatica compa-
mia.
En- ell otro teatro mrevo tfabsBJ Jarti
La eminente artista Blanca MatraS.
En- el Municipal trabaja Mr.. Ne
der, un artista eNcentrico, y Sc exhibe
m buen cinemat6grafD.
PerO va poca gente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24
! desPu6s diran.
OH, LA PROSP ERIDAD!

Tn estimable colega hace notar que nc
hay motives de queja sobre ei deplora-
BILE estado financiero que Sc nota en- la
isla, por la sencilla raz6n de que los que
cobran y los que pagan v aquellos que
no hacen una cosa nj la otra. disfrutan
de la mar de espectaculos.
Sc encuentra actuando en- la isla, las
compaIias siguientes:
Gutierrez-Zarzuela-
Matras-C Campos-
Suarez Ortiz-Yauco.
Troupe Japonesa- edades-Coa-
mo.
Minute --Variedades -Bayam6n
Cubana-Caroiina
Neidert-MayagueZ
Cine Cubano -Cinemat0grafo San
Juan
Ademas, hay aparatos clnematografi-
cos funcionando en- San Juan, Rio Pie
dras, Caguas, Carolina Coamo, Guaya-
ma, Manati, Arecibo. Ponce. Mayaguez,
Utuado
Estrellas, OIas glratorias, en- todas
parties.
Y despues los Hipodromos con sus ban
cas- respectlvas, manantial de cuartos ina
gotable, los juegos de pelota y otros es
parclmientos pedrestes importados de
los Estados Unidos.
A todo este hay que anadir las cr6ni-
cas- retrospectivas que hace una parte de
La prensa al pasado, comparando aquellos
bendltos tiempos de autonomia con estos
tiempos de ilibertad, progreso ensenan-
"a, La epoca del Mensaje Taft, la ley
Olmestead, la playa de agentes de rentas
lnternas, ell divorcio desbaratando las
familias, las sectas religiosas dividiendo
los hogares, los impuestos asolando a los
pequefiOs industriales, los embargos La
Orden del dia, los partidos politicos des-
autorlzados, la prensa en- los tribuna--
les. i. j.. NADIA la situaci6n actual es sin du-
da la mejOr que desde muchos amos 4 es-
ia parte ha disfrutado ell pals.
Y sino que 10 digan los contribuyen-
tes esquilmados y los miles de emigrantes
al Hawaii.
K de L1X.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24

Ell sefior Fernando Fernandez, de
Arecibo solicita La inscription de una
formula de SUI propiedad con ell nom
brc de GON-NOR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24
En- la bolera

Para mafiana, domingo, sc prepara un
desaffo, en- la bolera de Puerta de Tie
ira, en- ell que tomaran parte los mas en-
tusiastas jugadores
Ell interes que esta despertando ell de-
porte, entire la juventud espa6oIa, va en-
aumentO cada diA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24

Ell inspector de Alimentos de Pom
ce, comunica a la ofcina de Samidad
que diez adulteradores de lenhe de
nlmciados ante La Corte de DistrltO
han sido absuedtos por ell juez de di-
cha Corte. Ell asunto ha pasado al
Hon. Attorney Ge1ferol Gle P. r. para
Su cOnSulta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24

Otros detalles hemos adquirido en- Ia
manana de hoy respecto al incendio ocI-
rrido en- la madrugada.
Los guardias placas 313 1877, Mar
celino Saldana Emilio Costa Purcell.
estaban de servicio en- la calle Salud es-
quina a Guadalupe cuando ocnrri6 la
explosion
Nos dlcen. que volaron ell techo al
gunas de las puertas. Efectiyamente
nosotros pudimos ver 4 regular distan-
era del sitio del siniestro. las cerraduras
dohladas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24

Ell enfermo procedente de Humacao
declaradO leproso pOr La junta Supe-
rior de Sanidad, hh ingresado, en- el
dia de aver en- la Colonia de Isla de
Cabras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24
Estos policfas yieron salir por una De

las puertas de la tienda del seiior Evan
CELLO Auffant, calle de la Guadalupe, :
dos personas que resultaron ser los de-
pendientes Lauro Rodriguez y juan
Campos, qnlenes penetrarOn seguidamen-
te por ell portion, extrayendo sus banIes
y slls catres, con prop6sito de ponerios
a salvo en- una cuadra que quedaba al
frente. Entonces los detuvieron, ponIen-
dolos 4 disposition del Fiscal, quien los
cito para comparecer hoy q las dos
declarar ante ell tribunal, 10 mismo que
| el senior Auffant
Los dependencies dijeron & la policia
que dormlan en- el zaguan
Ambos policfas prestaron su aynda {
los vecinos mas cercanos para sacar sus
familias de las habitaciones aqueIlOx
objetos que les eran mas Indispensable.
Los dos policias piacas 313 y 1877 entire
garon al Ssrgento Sierra los dos depen-
dlentes del senor Aufant, quienes perma-
Detective hasta las ocho de La mafiana
de hoy, hora en- que eI Fiscal di6 orden
de que los pusieran en- ibertad, sin fan
Ia.
En- la Detective sc .encuentra Ia caia
de hlerro del senior Aufant one contiene
dmero, Hbros y otros documentos, entxe
ellos ell pliego de condolences del asegu-
70, que 10 es de 5000, por las existen-
clas que habla en- Ell establecimient0, y
tiene ei sello de la "Norwich Union,
expedido ell Ii de Enero del corrients
ano.
Toda la detective Sc constituy6 en- Ell
sltlo del siniestro desde POGO despues
de sentirse la explosion.
Cuando la senora del Unfortunate HI
gmio Lopez lie recomen1o al Sargenfa
Sierra que buscase su esposo porque ha-
ola salldo en- ropas memories con nropf1
slto de salvar los Ibros. Sc diriyi6 dicha
agente EN- union del alcalde Y & senior
Francisco Barnes al edificio mcendiado.
y despues de un cuarto de hora de rep,t,-
yer escombros, pues el p1blico echaba de
nenos la sallda de Lopez, hallaron eK
mo cadaver de este mutilado y carboni-
zado, slendo colocado en- un ata6d.
La casa propiel1ad del sefior Arce es-
t;' asegurada en $4,000 y la Licoreria en-
1,5OO.
francisco Rodriguez presenta dos que
macuras en- el lado lzquerdo de La cara
IN raspazo Ell Ell ;ado derecho v los an
teDrazos empollados. Fue asistido Ell eE
PRIMER momento por el doctor lopez
Nussa. Por orden de Rodriguez, el Sar-
gen1o Sierra sllstrajo de los escombros In
ca}:a dc caudales de la Licoreria, condn-
elenfcia d la casa de familia de aeuel
Los tres seguros asc'enden q once
mil qulnlentos pesos V los seflores Auf-
tant, Arce y Rodriguez calculan en- COR
]unto s1ls perdIdas Ell $4,000 dollars
Se ignora La causa del incendio
que motive la primera explosion. ne
70 la opinion de la Detective es cue
lei fuego empezo por ell estaMecimien-
to del senior Auffanf.
En- poder de la Detective, por ordeu
del Fiscal, sc encuentran los baufes
de los dos dependencies.
EstEvieron i riesgo de perecer as
flxlados dos niiios del senior Lopez, ne
recido EN- la catastrofe, pEes su casa
vivienda estaba contigua 4 La Licore-
ria.
Esos niIlos fueron salvados por ei ca
pltan Cabrera, pues La madre estaha
atolondrada y Sc habia olvidado de $ax
i1ifelices criaturas.
5Del AguIa de Puerto Rico)
-3@(S}@A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24

Ell Inspector de Alimentos de Pom
ce, da 'cuenta de haber destru1do Is
barriles de papas, 30 cajas de gale
tas y Is jansones propiedad de los Sc
flores ARIZONA Hermanos de aquella
cll1dad.
SdHitado por los seilores ARIZONA
Hermanos, certificado de la destruc-
ci0n de los 16 barriles de papas, le fRe
expedido p0r la Oficina de Sanlldad
Superior, mediante los denechos de
Ley, de un dollar en- sellos de Rentas
InterHaE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24
NotaS de sandal

Don Enrique Ronda, inspector de
Alimentos de Humacao, solicita Is dias
de prorOga de licencia, por enfern1o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24
NOtas de Ponce
Ell HORRIBLE INCENDIO
DE LA CALLE MAYOR
RELATOS INTERESANTES

in la madrugada de aver 4 las tres
menos cinco minutes, nos deespert0 el
ruido de una terrible exploci6n.
Este ocurrio en- la Gale Mayor es--
quina a Guadalupe, edificio de made
ra y mamposterla propiedad del senior
don Agustin Arce. Este edificio es-
taba asegurado. Tiene cuatro puertas
nacia la Gale Mayor y un portion Y
se;s puertas por la Gale Guadalupe.
La tienda del senor Evangelio Au--
ffant ocupaba dos puertas de la pri-
mera Gale y dos de la segunda. La
iicorerfa de los senores Rodriguez =
Co: ocupaba dos puertas por La calle
Mayor.
Las otras dos puertas de la calle
Guadalupe pertenecian a vivienda de
familia.
La brigada segunda que estaba de
guardia fue la primera que acudi6 al
sitio de la conflagracion con dos ca
rros de bombas. Hicieronse tres es-
tablecimientos directos en- La Gale
Mayor.
! Tambien vimos en- los alrededores
el CAIRO de la Sanidad la ambulan-
cia municipal.
Frente la tienda de Auffant, po1
la calle, Mayor esta ell establecimien-
to de mercancias de Toro y Sierra,
| Y por la cale Guadalupe ell de Mar
tinez Hermanos.
La brigada que estaba de guardia
fue la primera que dio aqua.
Entire la oficialidad de Bomeberos
recordamos haber visto a los seno--
res siguientes:
Primer Jefe INFERNO Francisco
Barnes PLAZA, Rafael del Vale, ,Fe-
Barnes PLAZA, Rafael del Vale, Fe-
Scamaroni, Francisco Taboada, Ernes-
to Vivas y Joaquin Barnes.
Vimos tambien al Alcalde, al Ca
pitan Cabrera al Teniente San Mi
Han y la Detective.
Las explosiones fueron dos. La Sc
gunda parece ser que fue solo de al
gun bocoy de ron.
Sc supone que el techo de La leo
rerla Q de la tienda volara.
A las 3 y cuarto de la manana ell
incendio estaba casi vencido, ex-
tinguido 4 las cuatro menos 20 mi
nutos
Los bomberos trabajaron con he
roismo, pero en- los dos estableci-
mientos no qued6 nj una tabla que
no fuera destruida por el voraz ele
mento.
Resultaron dos bomberos con he
ridas en- las manos y un Official con
una quemadura en- ell pecho.
Ell joven Francisco Rodriguez, CON
due1o de la hcoreria, result6 con gra
YES quemaduras al intentar penetrar
en- ell establecimiento para salvar los
libros.
Ell otro socio, Higinio Lopez, hizo la
misma operaci6n y con tan maIa suerte
que no pudo salir.
A las cuatrO de la mailana extraJeron
de entire las ruinas ell cadaver de Lopez
completamente mutiladas las piernas y
los brazos, carbonizado
Llamado el fiscal, di6 orden de levan-
tar e1 cadaver ell Alcalde hizo traer TN
ata1d, donde fue colocado llevado i
la casa de la esposa, que era Immediate
a la licoreria
Describir aqui una escena desgarrado-
IA, de una esposa con tres hijos en- medic
4 una desgracia tan mmensa, fuera llevarj
al alma de los lectOres sentimientos de pc
ma conmovedora.
Otros detalles hemos adquirido en- la
manana de hoy respecto al incendio oc,l-
rridO en- la madrugada.
Los guardias placas 313 y 127, Mar
celino Saldana Y Emilio Costa Purcell,
estaban de servicio en- la calle Salud es-
quina a Guadalupe cuando ocnrri6 la
exnlOSJ0n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24
Reception al prOIesO'ade

En- la EscueIa Normal. de Rio Piedrass
ha tenldo lugar una animada recepclan
en honor a los profesores que estudian
en- la actualldad cursos especiaIeS-
La reunion dur5 hasta las once de Ia
noche en- medic de la mayor animacI6n-
HubO recitaciOnes. mlsiea, canto VI
otros cultos pasatie1npos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24

Ell official de Sanidad de CiaQes, re
mite muestras de harinas de las que
se utilizan en- aqr1el pueblo para la
elaboration del pam, para ser anali-
sadas EN- ell Lnboratorio del departa-
mento por Greer quee sean de mala ca
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24

Don Juan Suris Cardona, de La; jas
denuncn las maIas corsdIcioneS hlgle-
ylicas de una panadera que Sc enctaen-
ira elaborando pan en- aqrlel pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24

Don Osvaldo Rodas. de Baymon,
presemta a la aprobacion de La Oticl-
ma Superior de Sanidad, para el pro-
yecto de construction de una caseta
para La wmta de leche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24

Ell ofeiHM de Sanidad de Cag,nas,
remite una lata de aceite, rotulshda
'Aceite de Almendras' para su ANA
Isis, resultando que dicho aceite CON-
tiene una gran camtidan de aceite de
algod6n, por 10 que Sc ha ordenado ed
decomiso del mdicado aq~ticulo.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07
John and Billy

John Absher returned We'd
nesday evening from a business
,rir to Minneapolis. While N
that city MIR. Absher met and
en ioyed "A social visit with w. j.
Bryan The w. j.. with prasi
Dental aspirations. These two
gentlemen were class mates
during their school days and
are naturally warm II lends. but
differ Ia l%litic~, as evidenced
by rettrt Of their meeting IN
a MINNEAPOLIS daily. wherein
the repprter has II that Bryan
asked All. her il he had voted
for him every time lie ran Ter
president. aud Ab~her told him
ie had not and would not until
ho changed lis policies, whereat
Mr.. Bryan said that was all
right. but he was sorry Ia learn
that he could never receive the
vote OF his did classmate, but he
could not change his policies.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

l.. v. Haskell
DR.. j. N. Warren
Wee Pres.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

Wagner's big nine IA small
part of il, went down to Tyndall
Wednesday to play ball. They
come home whipped.
There was a high wind We'd
nesday afternoon and evening
which sent the dust scurrying
around the corners and through
every conceivable crack aud
Granny. Dust every where.
Carl Gogolin was in TO see Us
Thursday, and informed that
the rural route inspectors had
been out i'm their nei.hborhood
To sec about changing u route
No. , and putting part OF u on u
| route on. of Lake Andes.
MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Owens
arrived in Wagner Thursday
from Beresford wish their
household goods and will make
this city their future home.
MIR. Owens owns considerable
land in this locality ant has
moved here 40 that he may give
1t better attic u,ion.
Workmen broke ground on
the lot just west OF the FIRST
State Bank building. Monday
for the construction of n tine
brick store building To be erect.
ed by +. 5. Strobehn aud j. w.
Eggers. and to be occupied by
j. +. Janda with his stock OF
general merchandise.
l.. kirschenmann is back from
y tfip OF inspection of the land
in Trip county. He decided
not t. Tile. as the number h.
received in the drawing was SO
high tina I he didn't consider he
" - -
eo"i '''' o"
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du "''
Adam Grimes returned Mon.
DAY evening from a "TRIP .
lapktoh. u was accompanied
- :"
~ "s' -
~ t"''.o
pa I
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VS. " 0"I'" " a. 'o'
'a'
On Nav tst the Farm and
Home End the Dakota Central
,alanhooa commands connected
.thn,r lines and once, here
thereby complying with the
wishes of their patrons. VIII o
petltloned them some ago To
make such connections. This
If business nlaces having Two
nhopas which, was vor, nnox.
mo a. wall as haing an mn.
nocassarv aYnansa
Notice the change in the hours
of sarv;,.a i, tho na,boa;x,
.ah,uah r.oa at.a.aauh,
~onaatmo -, oa.ans ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

Wednesday the infant daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Scott was drowned by falling
the cellar, which was par.
tia llv filled with water. Jus,
how the accident occurred we
have been unable Ia learn. TIL.
fuuetai i to be- held from the
Methodist church this after,
noon.
The loss Of The little one is al
especia ~ terrible blow 10 the
parents. coming as IL did. and
We deeply sympaihize with
them IN their bereavement.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

Artificial ice is now being de-
livered to Wagner consumers.
v. j. Pesicka srent Sunday
with his parents near the lake.
Fresh bread. pies, cakes and
cookies At Belmont's shoe
shop.
Wanted, a competent girl for
general housework. Mrs. II. D.
James. Al
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Donova n
spent Sunday with relatives at
Lake Andes.
Rev. J. w. Allen left Wednes
day morning for Sioux Falls to
be gone for a few days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. J. McCor
mick went to Sioux City Thurs.
day, returning Saturday.
Star Brand Shoes are better.
Ask YOUR neighbor. Satisfaction
guaranteed. --Naeves.
Dave Collins returned TO Wag.
ner Tuesday evening after a
winters stay in Oklahoma.
For sale. A desirable house
and lot. Inquire Of Fl. Il.
James. A.
Misses Young and Wicks went
to Academy Tuesday evening to
attend the Parish Smith we'd
ding.
Everything you want in the
base ball line. We carry the
best there is. City Drug Store.
G.. l.. Silvis Of Rock Island,
Ill.,, was here the past week
looking after his real estats in.
terests in this locality.
Look at our display window
and see the newest and best in
spring suits. II. G. Bark
Judging from indications,
John Smith is once more prepar-
ing to go into the meat busl.
ness.
Hon. Frank Trumbo left Wed.
nesday morning for Lyman and
Stanley counties, where he is
dealing in lands.
Mr.. Gill came up from Elk
Point on Thursday of last week
to look after his interests IL the
r. M. Co. at this place.
B. w. Burnett, the telephone
magnate OF Tyndall, was locking
after business interests here
the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. E. G. George came GU,
from Parker Saturday and
spent a few days visiting her
husband.
J. Kabsrna, who has been
assisting in the Z NJ. Co. store
since the first Of the year, has
severed his connection with the
same.
Have YOU seen the new Dutcf
collar. They have arrived a.
Naeves in any different STYLES
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

q. W. williamson.
lPrva.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-07

| have q large list OF good de-
sirable lands for sale or trade IN
South aud North Dakota, and
MINI. Ii you want \ farm or
have any thing to offer Ia the
way Of trade or il you want 10
sell your place write me without
DELAY. Address 4 l.. Barragar.
Sheldon, Iowa.