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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-03-03

Belle Fource boosters are talking
of securing q broom factory for that
town. With hrooms approaching the
dollar mark in price, the boosters see
iii 1t.
Judge Frank McNulty Of Aberdeen
will be the candidate of the insurgent
faction for congress, against ChaS. II.
Burke MI. McNulty, however, will
not resign the judgeship he now holds
to become a candidate only.
Sioux City Journal: AS to the
South Dakota situation it is suspect
ed that "Dick,' Richards will feel
more at home on the organization
members will feel in a campaign un.
der the Richards leadership.
Four Lead men have made good
money this winter trapping, They
have made a speciality of muskrats,
whose furs now bring 70 cents apiece,
although few years ago they were
worth but 7 or cents.
A Connecticut man left all his es-
tate to his eight y-year-old widow on
condition that she do not marry again.
She probably has Just years enough
left to break the will and no one to
SO the the deceased will win
out after all.
A two wheeled automobile is a re-
cent invention. 1t is kept upright
when stationary by runners that drop
automatically on each side when the
steering wheel is released from the
drivers grasp.
Charles Schulz of Watertown
against whom disponnent proceed
ings was brought few weeks ago,
appeared before the supreme yester-
day. Mr.. Schulz is engaged in the
practice of law at the above place.
An advertisement is to merchant
very much what sowing seed is to a
farmer. 1t may take little time for
the results to become apparent, but
they are sure to come. The wise far
mer is not niggardly with his seed,
nor the wise merchant with his ad-
yertiSements.
If Leslie NJ Shaw 8 opinion on the
central bank is no more reliable than
his judgment Of some other things,
we prefer 10 wait for affirmation by
some other authority. Just because
q man i5 anita ldrich is not proof
positive that his mind is on the level
The national monetary commission
reports that farmers nowadays use
checks, having their own bank ac-
counts to check against. 1t did not
require commission to find that out.
Any publisher could have told them
that much. One half Of the farmers
who make remlttances to this news
paper use Checks
New Orleans Picayune: George b
Bronte, president OF the South Side
Savings Bank, Chicago, left for
Biloxi and other gulf points, after
stop in New Orleans of a couple of
weeks, which included Mardi Gras
and visit with al old time South
Dakota friend, A. l.. Carter.
The Central Federated Union of
New York has decided to ask Presi-
lent Gompers of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor to issue a call for a
national convention of representa-
lives OF the unions tO OrpauiZp a la
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-03-03

oOuLn DakOta IN ltS efforts to obtain
the enactment of legislation embodv
ing these principles The Payne
tariff law, for which Senator Gamble
and Crawford, as well as Representa-
tives Martin and Burke, voted, is given
qualified Endorsement. 1t is described
as a decided step in the fulfi]lment
of the party pledge. 1t is declared
that inequalities yet exist which
should be remedied when demonstrate
ed to the tariff commission created bv
the Payne law to investigate and re-
port to congress. The description of
the tariff commission is not vet accur-
ate. On the whole, however, the tar
iff plank will be satisfactory to the ma
tional administration.
After the contribution toward con-
servatlsm the radical insurgent ele-
ment is appealed to with denuncia-
ton Of Aldrichism and Cannonism. and
declaration that the progressive re-
publlcans of South Dakota will NOT
support congressional candidate VIII O
does not declare for the retirement of
Speaker Cannon and the revision of the
house rules to take from the speaker
his arbitrary power.
AS to state issues there. are a num-
Der of planks tending to meet the
Richards objection to the ..'spoils sys-
TEN. The collection of campaign
funds from prospective appointees to
office is announced. An amendment
to the primary law "to provide how
party nomination to all appointive
government positions shall be detera-
ton for the nomination Of presidential
postmasters by popular party elections.
tits proposed that the Office of insurance
commissioner be made elective and
that it shall be made compulsory for
the insurance commissioner to assign
the publication of insurance statements
equitably among all legal newspapers
in the state. Tho income tax amend
ment Is il,lioEae 1eagasaki. assenS
" s7a4
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-22

The Wagner ball team iourn-
ed to TyndaD Sunday and parti.
cipated in one of the best games
that has been played in this sec
ton this year. Tvndall winning
by a SEQ. of 3 to 2. Neither
aide scored till the fifth. when
Tyndall got one run over the
pan. In the eight Wagner even
ed up by scoring a run. The
game then went to fourthteen
innings before there was any
thing doing in RIM getting.
Wagner scored one run in their
half OF that session aud Tyndall
got two men home safely, end.
ing the game. The game was
played in a snappy manner.
with but a couple of errors for
each team. Shobert was on the
mound for Wagner aud was very
niggardly about allowing his
opponents hits, and striking out
eleven men. Butch" was at
the receiving end and played an
elegant game, and say, the way
he did nip them off at second
when they tried to steal. He
and McCormick, who did some
fancy cavorting around the sec
ond sack. had the would be pur.
loiners at their mercy. hiner
made a true throw from deep
right and caught q man at the
plate who was trying to score.
The representatives Of the
"Gase City" put up a good game
in every respect, the result OF
the contest shows that the Tyn
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-22

There his been much said pro
and con about the ''drouth'
damaging the crops in this 10.
cality this year, but after seeing
many fields ourself and beiag
told by reliable farmers OF the
condition of their grain, we have
formed thu opinion that the
crops generally are good, even
in many instances above the av-
erages. 1t is true that some
fields are poor, but these are ex-
ceptions. Some sandy spots
were burned out oy the two or
three days hot winds we had In
June, while we have seen sew.
eral fields that have been very
poorly farmed, and poor farm.
ing does not raise the best crops
in . season like the rresent
one. We saw a field of wheat
that was as fine as could be
asked for, while just across the
road from it was another that
was mostly weeds which had
choke" out the little grain that
was I ere. It was learned that
the owner of the gool field had
put N about twice the amount
OF work on his land that the
owner Of the poor field had.
The size Of it is the good farmer
will be we'll repaid for his work.
while the other Eel low will get
nothing, or nearly so. Where
the soil was properly titled tha
crops are good. except where
sandy or alkali spots are TO be
found, and thew are not numer-
GUS. Charles Mix county will
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-22

"All persons indebted to our
store are requested to call and
settle. All those indebted to
our store and not knowing it
are requested to cail and find
out. Those knowing the mselves
Indebted and not wishing TO
call are requested to stay in one
place long enough for US TO
them"
-Naeve Mere. 70.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-22

Owing to the fact that va
wish to take a vac zion through
July and Ang1 I, we have been
very fortunate in obtaining the
services Of MIR. E. E. Crazy, a
registered phar macist from
Iowa. Wishing to give our Gus
toners competent service. you
win, as heretofore. ALWAYS
find ONE, and generally TWO,
registered phar macists in our
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-22

= =
Nest Ne q Pinard's.
How the corn does grow.
]. J. KraIl opsometrist win be
+ wagner, July -.
Another 6ne rain fell Wednes
6ay nerning.
J. =. Cameron il no me fron
sojourn In Chicago.
v. J. rssicka made . d rive v
go eOuntry Saturday.
Lmo Naeve vas down from
1aviniA first Of the week.
II It's anything In the drug
M1o. you can get IL at Pinard' Z
CITY Drug Store.
Adam Grimes returned Mon.
day evening from . trip TO Yank-
eoo.
Att0rnsy Caster Was down
from Lake Andes Monday ON
c0art business.
The infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. T. Cole has been quite
o2ck this week.
Hasol and Ina Crisman are
guests q the r. s. 6trohbehn
home thao week.
DR.. PInard and family autosd
80 Csddss sunday morning, re.
turning that sveaing.
Mrs rsad we'll Of Silvis, Ill
= heee visiting at the Hrbsk-
0pliohAl- Balcer home.
Etrohbshn arrived from
1einbArk, Iowa. for ! visit with
~ children In Wagner.
Take IL from usthat there will
- no shortage In Charle1 Nix
opuuoU crops this year.
List your farm and town prop.
0E1kes for sale with US. C. G,
Iohnson. II
MIS- Elizabeth Haley Of Platte
visited over Sunday with her
1Gisnd, Bsrnics Kyle, Of thil
G1ty.
Clark Of Courts J. 4. Craig
go down from Wheeler the
1fst Of The week on court mat
toes.
Harvesting OF small grain IL
. n full blast In tbs county,
md ths weather IL fine for such
work.
No more paris green on the
0axket. Get some Lead Ar,
oonaas ~ Fnard's. Better than
Daris green for potAtoe bugs.
r @. Bark, ]. A. Naeve, r.
Eoboor and +. s. Strohbehn re-
11easd Sunday evening from .
1g1pto 6asox Falls in Mr. Barkl's
~.
Dr.. Gallagher arrived from
lainvisw. Nsb., Tuesday even.
~ having bean called here Il
ooo1sct the fune ri Of Mrs. A
J. Hsiigaa.
Bring a. your accounts FOL
collection. Strict attention Civ
- 70 business. G. q. johnson.
0mce In rooms over New Era.
DR.. +. r Pinsrd has purch.
0os1 : Ane new Buick auto and
= and his family are enjoying
1910 dine rides these pleasant
osoniugs.
Miss Edna Fritts returned
Monday to her home at st
1AwTeuce, after . plsasaut fort.
aight's visit with tho knight
1a0ifss here.
No more paris green on thu
m9rkos. Get some Lad Ar
eona1ost PinAr1'e. Better than
Daris grssn Tor pot atoe bugs.
~ Il Jimmie scinowsky lef
1est riday Tor his home Il
0ld4h3@a, after : Two months
visit With biz uncle, a. W
pecino usly. here.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-22
DR. J. c. KENNEDY,
Successor 70 DR.. Pinard.
Office and Residence over
First State Bank
Phone No. o..

Phone No. 81

Sioux Falls, being called there
on Official business.
L. ID. Sadler aud bride re-
turned on Thursday ofIast week
from their wedding trip through
the east.
Dorothy Exon, who has been
the guess vi Cora Evers the pas,
two weeks, returned 10 her
home at Wheeler Wednesday.
Mrs. 4. Misterek and dangh
ter. Esther. went 10 Wheeler
Wednesday for q short visit
with +. j. kaberna and family.
Tits anything In the DIR ug
line, you can get il at Pinard's
City Drug Store.
Terrence George went to
Bridge water Tuesday for a visit
with his grand mother, Mrs. $
George. and his two sunts living
In that city.
Miss Ruby Spizer and Chas.
Mackinstadt left Tuesday for
points in Montana in quest of
land upon which 10 make home
stead filings.
Mrs. Melme: Pobuda has
closed the West Cafe here and
has moved to Lake Andes, where
she has leased the new hotel
just completed.
Don't forget fo-gst tn IT j. }
Krall, optometrist, will be in
Wagner. July %, and have your
eyes tested free.
Misses Gertrude and Tillie
Re Eel and Agnes Tol'er, Of
Sioux City. we're the guests of
Miss Louise Modreger several
days the past week.
|. Z. Lewis is as happy as can
b now days, all on account Of
his family returning last week
from an extended visit with rel.
ativss at their o d home in Ken
lucky.
A large number Of Wagner.
ties spent Sunday at Lake
Andes, angling for the wary
black bass which are strikin &
fairly good these days.
Three cars from the Steele
garage will go 10 Ravinia this
morning 10 take the base ball
nine Of that place to Geddes to
play = game with the nine Of
that city.
Two desirable residence prop
critics in Wagner for sale. Gail
On q. q. Johnson. O1ice over
New Fra. tt
Carl Goglin was In from his
farm orthwest Of town Monday.
Carl il one of those hare working
prosperous far mers and has be-
gun the harvesting Of his line
1910 crop.
Mrs. 5. G.. Jones, who has
been visiting hsr granddanght-
or, Mrs. n. NJ. Monlux, aud
family the past three mouths,
returned 70 her home at Artesion
on Tuesday Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Pecinow
sky left Friday on an eastern
trip which will include the cities
Minneapolis, Milwaukee anl
Chicago They will a.so go to
points in Oklahoma TO visit relA
tives.
The Ravinia ball nine defeated
the nine from Armour, Sunday,
on the formers grounds. s to 1.
Our infant sister to the west
IL getting up quite . reputation
Is . base ball town. Congratu.
latiOns, boys.
Albert Broom and wife re.
turned to Their home Wednes
day, after visiting their brother
inlAw, Frank Potter. aud family
here several dsvs. Mr.. Broom
Was very favorab.v imposed
v-.A~ r1-.- "
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-22

MIR. and Mrs. Robert Vauk
returned Tuesday u their home
lat Tabor, AT er a few day :
visit with Mr.. AID Mrs. ii G.
Schneider OF this city.
}. o. Dob,on. district super
intendent Of M. X Church, held
the regular quarterly meeting
I'm Wagner over Sunday and
Monday, retu rning home Tues
day.
Judge r E Trip ani Court
Stenographer Boyles came Ut
from Yankton Mond-y evening
land held short term OF circuit
Icourt In Wagner, di,posing of
several cases that were set 10
trial at this r,m,.
Miss Tile Frederickson, a
for operator at central. has
been engaged as chief operator
for the CenterviIle Exchange
Co. and will take up the work
July Is. Her many friends will
be pleased to have her back in
Centerville again .--Centervilla
Journal.
While participating ia a foot
race Sunday evening. Joe Nc
CURE ran into a drag the levsr
OF which struck him in the
stomach and rendering him an
concious for some time. He has
recovered from the effects OF the
injury, but does OF Gaze to re.
peat the experience.
Lost, q book containing bunch
OF votes in the New Era piano
contest. bearing the name of
Cathleen O'Connel. Finder
please leave at New Era Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. A. Harvey.
Monday of this week, moved
70 Yankton, where they will
make their future home. Their
wagner friends regret to z
those estimable people leave
this city, but the best wishes of
all follow them to their new
home.
The school board has let the
contract for the installation of
. fine new heaing plant in the
8 chool building. The plant will
be adequate to easily heat the
entire building and is an i'm.
povement that is much needed.
and the action Of the board in
the matter meets with the AID.
provnl Of all.
Lost, q double eagle setting
from a ring. The set contained
q large diamond and the eagles
each had ruby eyes. one eye be-
ing gone. $40 reward for re-
turn Of same TO Geo. LaPlant.
v. j. Rarkl Is conte N plating
the constr uction Of a very fine
two-story brick block on the
corner now occupied by his
studio. The building will be Ct
good size. and modern. Vince
is TO be congratulated upon his
success in business and also
com mended for the material i'm
|proyement his new building will
be to the city OF Wagner.
John Mcfarland has 100
acres OF wheat that il about as
nice . field as We ever saw, and
the best we have see. this year.
II is . ine stand, good heighth
and as even as could be had, and
if We mistake not will yield over
twenty bushels per acre. Mr..
Mcfarland has barley and oats
that will make a fine yield, too.
The worlds most successful medicine
ior bowel complaints is Chamberlain 4
collie, Cholera and D~iarrhoea Remedy
II has relieved more pain and suffering
and saved more lives than any Other
medicine in use. Invaluable for child
rem aud adults. Sold by all dealers.
$50 reward for the return
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-22

1AIA OLE W St0 IL obN
place long enough for Us u
catch them
-Naeve Mere. 70.
II farmers who want help an {
men looking for work will leave
their names the New Era OH &c
we will lend our assistance, free.
in aiding you to secure ). hat
you wan.
Jack kaberna arrived home
Monday evening from Huron
where he has been playing pro
fessional ball the past season
Jack reports the hines IN the
South Dakota league as putting
up a good article of ball.
w ill the man who picked up a
small leather covered memoran
dun book, that mad fallen from
ice delivery wagon at tached to a
runaway team, near the nome
Of Vim. NJ. Pease in Wagner. on
July 10th, please return or
mail same TO the Dakota Gas,
Electric Light & Power Com
pany, aud receive reward for
his trouble.
S. G. Monlux and daugh-e
of Metz, Mo-: and Mrs. Lizzie
Blazer, of Haneston, Iowa. re-
turned home Tuesday, after a
visit with their broth
ers, M w, and II. Fl. Monlux.
and families, of Wagner. This
was the first time they lad all
been together for a period OF Is
and it is needless to say
the reunion visit was greatly
enjoyed by all of them,
Bernard Bonnem, Yankton's
Tailor. Suits to order
Bis $40 $o2 so S25 $50 and
higher. Write for samples.
When in Wagner at Hotel Vera
at Yankton los 8rd st.
nea rly opposite Hotel Portland
A very pleasant surprise par.
ty was had at the f. S. Stroh
behn home on Tuesday evening
in honor OF Miss Edna's eleventh
birthday. There were 16 of her
friends present, and a
most enjoyable time was had.
The evening was spent playing
games, and at 9:3Oa dainty lunch
was served. Miss Edna was
the recipisnto, many nice pres
ents.
l will stop your headaches if
caused l.y errors of refractions.
Hundreds have been relieved by
wearing my perfect fitting glass
ses. Ask to see letters. Will
be III Wagner, July -.
At q meeting last Thursday
evening the Wagner fire depsrt
ment was reorganixed and G. G..
James elected chief. 1t Is the
intention to put lie department.
in the best possible shape, and
TO purchase more tire fighting
equipment. There is now a
membership Of about . and the
hose companies will be gwen
needed drills and everything
done to make protection az linst
fire in Wagner the best obtain
able.
Hon. Frank Trumbo returned
Saturday from Cham berlain
and Stamford. where he had
been to attend the funeral of
one OF his partners in the real
estate business, Mr.. r. p.
Whitfield, who died ia a hos pital
in Chamberlain last week. Mr.
Trumbo tells US that the crops
in that country have been da.
mayed by drouth in streaks
only. aud that q large part OF
the territory west of the river
will get q fairly good yield OF
small grain and corn is looking
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

Inc Dig attraction for the musical people
VI meeh Is the tlonZaley String quartet
~ ~ Lnursday evening at Young Women's
Shrlstlan Association auditorium. The
veteran and reliable Boston critic. Phiiip
iidle SAID or them: The DerfOrmancs V-aS
one OF the most brilliant in the history Of
Chdtnber music In this city within the last
twenty years. Attack, rhythm. singing of
melody with unerring balance In accom-
Panlnent taste that is both musical and
rTeSSiibbIo 9n1 suphony that is almost in
me flonEaleys and give this quartet a
unique and glorious position The nro-
Gram to be played by them is as follows
SeetnoNen' quartet in b. flat, major on.
10, No I. Allegro con brio, Adagio ma non
uoppo, ScherzO, La Malinconia CAdagfoi
Aiegretto quasi Allegro; a. Smetana, Ada
Scherzo from the quartet In a Mao
tiSydn, quartet In d. major, Op. "a. No. s.
Alleero Moderate, Adagio Cantabile
Menuetto, finale.
so medame Marcella sembrich will give a
sous recital at the Auditorium one week
rom Monday evening, April II. Seats 70
on sale on Thursday Of this week.
Mrs. Edith Wagner has been appointed
Onans correspondent for the Freund jour.
hal' Musical America.
A very Interesting Easter nrosram ura.
received this week from M, Tbon,ss
Stubos, who is director OF the First pres.
oAterian church choir OF Beatrice. Amonn
AWAY pmInI ToSd %%eEe, h Have Taken
!1Iet from Daughter OF Jairus'), Stainer.
WIZ Mention Sullivan; Awake Tho,
mat SdeePes5- staineE; Granier's "Hosan-
organist. '"e
Miss Marie Meek. Miss Alice Y. Davi,
and Mr., Cecil Bergman, three vounp
IN Europe studying. They Will san frnT
New York june 5 for Paris The centsr -,
their activities. "
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
Problem TtOice Presented at the Brandeis
During the Week - Pleas in Her FAVOR Most
Eloquently Argued by Able Advocates - Art
of George Arliss - Purpose of Blanche Walsh

with a phase Of civilization that astonishes
by It's very existence, have found that It
is the peculiar law OF society that gives
the so-called white SLAYER his hold on
his victim. This unspeakable being lures
a girl into his clutches and when he has
besmirched her, he tells her she is RUNE d -
Never again can she hold up her head;
never again can she sit among the clean
OF her own sex: man will have no honor
able dealings with her. Doomed as an
outcast. she is given her choice to go
along the lines he picks out for her, the
road TO hell direct, or to strike out for
herself and sink. Poor girl! II a good
woman could take her by the hand at this
moment and tell her the truth, it would
save her from degradation and misery.
But she sees an accuser in every face she
looks at, and thus her very purity OF
mind serves to shackle her to the worst
form Of sl9Sery that has yet been devised.
II will not do, though, TO entirely obliter-
ate the law, lest a worse condition prevail.
What seems TO be needed is a healthy
understanding Of the question that is still
very much obscured in the mists OF long
existing conventlonalities An English
judge very recently gave utterance to a
procurement that makes the possible
solution much harder, when he said a man
might be excused, but not a woman. This
is the first formal recognition given to the
dual code, which has had its place in the
'unwritten law for so long. 1t will be
readily understood that the Judge will find
many supporters; some because Of the sup
port 1t gives to their ~selfishness, others be-
cause it appears, by some refinement of
reasoning, that the conclusion is support
able. 1t may be of service, in that it is
likely to lead to a closer analysis of certain
phases OF the single question that have
been leftLAdisturbed while the argument
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

Another remark made by this observing
friend Of The Bee was to this effect:-"I
did not go to IS recital. He sings down
to me-"
An excellent idea. There is too much
singing down to the audience" giving
them what they want and not what
really belongs to them. We do not give
children what they ''want'-we give them
what they need, what is good for them.
Give a child what it wants, It will usually
accumulate sugar, confectionery, a tummy-
ache, and a bad temper. Feed It what II is
good for it, instead of what It wants. and
It viii run the chance Of becomin healthy.
ANY public is just the same. 1t is a COM
pination or aggregation Of musical good
children. The artists business is to Sc.
iect and place before them food, and not
sweeties'" He must. always attempt to
lead the willing ones upward.
perhaps 1t is the managers plan that is
at fault. He would have the artist sine
nothing except old favorltes' and lighter
things sure OF applause. Omaha has a
'black eye" among managers, If we are tc
consider the programs which usually come
before us. But we will soon have a change
me change will come from the education
OF the people by the local teachers ano
'"er pupils THOMAS J. KELLY.