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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-03

Mr.. WattersOn Draws Parallel
Between UtteranCes and At
tltudes of the Two.

LOUISVILLE Kentucky ~cn+ar,har
I,..,-.- ,,-...... III
" 81 ''.'7'i III say HI the
o"l 'ef-'ouIPal tcmorto" morning IN
, der the title '.Cau Theodore Roosevelt
Brvan;ze7' he Republican Partv2',.
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''1''''F "''R'I1- altef me courier
journal Is dreaming dreams Of Caesar
ism and seeing visions of the Nan-on-
I,,..sl,ca, ,-r,.,t:.,o, that
eddy rholtIes In his gI'e,
And Ines gaIumphIHg home.
..1Ts,- no- p md. Kao+,,,r-,o,, mod.
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~'' o''S'' 'i'@ ''.''' lie "-s','' q ''' iS'l''
mat 4nost quite "a spell ago, open anew
the horubooz OF political wisdom and
prophecy fer the particular Instruction
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", 49,. ~ =
N7'NiS' MI mono o9ueH an" MI Us
valid Garrison \ lllari, OF the Evening
Post. foY Brother Ochs and Brother
Miller nj the ,ri,,,as aud pro+bar
,r;-,l,f, ~ p.-.5.,. o..,.I...
=, II anu ~ ~ 'l'i ''''''''iL' u inc
SUI
~, al TUH '"' pI"n mess u 4u9lltIIS y
l,lIS', o., ~ az tue
oioii'' 0esel 1''' mem tiie o'"el u'S.
d ny HGeiS, tCP"''F7
"i''' seems H'"' me leS9 o''in2 pe-
T us %" l,oI' 'He IoII II,
ISL ''l9l'Tl N'nS' i' d., 'i!e
I'd te ''ohI hah4olPh' OF ho4Hohe. iheF
''uSe, ne auoeu, - music 70 my ear
@ -, tHe 'iSatn oi me 10 i"H moSI'll9'
anne hoStI - 100 that >i'leIleih ihe
pa''Ie from "lar' ana cares no more
LOT brut"9 anu ,assIus TOT ray
oianche ana 9Weelheaft' IMAM Ior mons
III A'Ilr' ana hlHSIetS III EUROPE IN
point Oh TACT, the real vial qoestloh
before Is i no longer the Nf *.
ing Oh ne hePuoilc ana me D'aInca-
lloG OF l4 le': DTt TINS ger IRON
aIlue >el IIq.n N' e n;.,..s3 "l,a
staH4 pN mem ol hici'iLIopu' On
Inc Jeeihs 9IlalL hooSeFelt bfyaHlZe
me hePuolIeaH par
Mary truth IS sP'&eh IN jest,
dear oid Mother HooSe assures us IL
we eareII Il> examine anu 'ioSeIS aii@ =,
we rhe oSaWa1olnIe manifesto we Shah
ma Nat most OF lt IS as 9ood bfFaa
NoSnel as the tohi1nohef couid hlmself
exround. mere Is IN all points Won
droos resemblance u, between fooseEelt
ana bryan. lnat rs why me COURIER
journal loFes tnem so. lose OF an
age Sou' heIh pI"o" nul Ne''tIh preo,
one tracing PACK 10 NIrgL"''' t"e olH'f
20 Georgia Noialhlhol'S Oh speech rear
less of consequences; born preachers;
mora PnnosoPneeFSi n 5.lii nIla[lans.
10 heii win PolIL1cai eeoIl economy
every - man MS own pollllcal econohl.II'
10 heIi win lle conSti1ol' ana Tue
court Oh Ia"--ae Is no LEATHER Oh men
nor Wor'IF me commence o. me pau, Ian
neoPie' VINO can I'oG Sho" the'h i've
ller t,lN@ or TWO IN 9oFeIll'enL IRA
o,ated ny the elHics q me -\e" .>tti ol'-
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-03
.a.A.s.

Groom-What S your father going to
give us for wedding PRESENT. Bride
A big check, darling. Groom-Then the
ceremony must take place at two p. m.
instead Of at three. Bride-But whyo
Groom-The banks close at three
Cleveland Leader.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-03
THE VERY IDEA
MAKES HIM MAD
Roosevelt Denies Having Gone
to Taft to Ask Him for Any
Political Help.

NEW YORK, September 20-Theo-
dore Roosevelt denied to day that he
had gone to New Haven, Connecticut
to seek the help of President Taft in
the New York State fight and that the
President had refused his request.
Colonel Roosevelt said that Lloyd c.
Griscom. president of the New York
county Republican committee. had ar
ranged the interview between the Presi-
dent and himself Mr. Griscom con
tirmed Colonel Roosevelt in this.
Colonel Roosevelt gave out this state
meGt regarding the interview:
Without any suggestion from me,
Mr.. Griscom asked me if I would be
willing to meet the President, aud
said that of course I would. He had
al first mentioned New York as the
place of meeting, but wired me at SYRIA
cuSe on Saturday that it would be New
Haven, and thither I went accordingly.
Il sought no help from the President
and made no request Of the President,
directly or indirectly, and had no re
quest to make. Our interview was most
cordial and pleasant, and without any
question or request from me, the Presi-
dent stated to me that he hoped we
would win at Saratoga and that he had
SO informed Mr.. Griscom, ibis remarks
being in substance those attributed to
him in the dispatches from the CORE
spondents from the Presidential train.
Our meeting was enjoyable in every
way, and | was glad | went.
Griscom Makes Statement.
Just before. Colonel Roosevelt started
back from his editorial offices to Oyster
Bay by automobile late this afternoon,
Mr.. Griscom appeared. He talked some
time with the colonel and then issued
this statement:
Il suggested to Mr.. Roosevelt that
he meet and talk with the President.
Mr. Roosevelt said he would he delight
ed to do 50. There was no mention
made bv-either of us of any purpose in
the meeting. Mr.. Roosevelt asked moth
ing of the President. The President
volunteered to me that he was glad to
reiterate his views expressed in his let
ter Of August 20 regarding the sltua-
ton of the Republican party in New
York, and stated to me Substantially
what has appeared in the newspapers
as telegraphed from the Presidential
train. The meeting was most cordial
in every respect
Colonel Roosevelt refuses to add any
thing to this statement except to re
peat that his meeting with the Presi-
dent had been very pleasant, and that
President Taft had been entirely cor
dial in manner. Mr.. Griscom was en-
phatc in saying that Colonel Roosevelt
had nothing to do with the arrange
ments for the interview and had not
suggested it.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-30
QUESTION sowLgs, FIGURES
Commons Want to Know Why Ameri-
can Battleships Cost Less

London, April 29.-The compar-
son of the respective cost of construc-
ton of American and British battle
ships made by Rear Admiral Bowles,
U. S. ~, retired, which showed that
the former was considerably less,
formed the subject of a question put
to Reginald McKenna in the House
of Commons today.
The first lord of the admiralty re-
piled that he was unable to say why
the cost was lower in the protected
country than in free trade England,
as he had no detailed information as
to the exact proportion of the vessels
and equipments in the computation.
In this comparison Of the cost Of
battleships," continued McKenna
there is no standard of quality but
speaking OF mercantile ships, in
which presumably a certain standard
of excellence would be demanded,
Rear Admiral Bowles admitted that
the United States could not compete
with the British and German firms"
Mr. McKenna was invited TO say
whether the standard of efficiency in
the equipment of the United States
navy was 25 per- cent less than in the
British navy, but replied that he had
no knowledge as to the standard of
efficiency in the United States navy
and could make no comparison.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-30
POSTAL RAISES WAGES
increases are From 5 to rs Per Cent
Under Classification System

New York. April 29.-The Postal
Telegraph Gable company announces
that on June It will make substan-
tial increases in the wages OF its tel
egraph operators in all important Of
fees Of its system. These Offices are
to be CLASSIFIED according to their
comparative importance.
The increases will be selective and
will run from and in some cases as
high as 25 per cent,
Careful examination and full In
quiry will be made as TO the merits
of each individual operator, ability to
be the first requisite. years expert,
ence and other special fitness will
count In each mans favor and all
will be graded accordingly.
II is urged In behalf of the system
that efficient and deserving operators
viii receive pay commensurate With
the value OF their work and less OK
perienced and new operators will
have greater opportunity to demon
strate their fitness for advancement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-30
This is Certain
The Proof that Bennington Readers
Cannot Deny

What could furnish stronger evil
dence on the efficiency OF any rem.
edy than the test OF time? Thous-
ands of people testify that Doan's
Kidney Pills cure permanently.
Home endorsement should prove
undoubtedly the merit of this remedy
Years ago your friends and neighbors
testified to the relief they had deriv-
ed from the use OF Doans Kidney
Pills. They now confirm their testi-
monlals. They say time has complet-
cd the test.
Patrick Mcclure. 2l1 Maple street
Bennington VT, says: Il am pleased
to reiterate all said In the public
statement | gave In December 1905,
In favor OF Doan's Kidney Pills.
have. had no symptoms or kidney
trouble since then. | suffered for
some time from dull pains In the
small OF my back and STOPPING sent
sharp twinges through my body.
When caught cold my trouble was
aggravated and was always lame
and sore In the morning. Hearing a
great deal in favor Of Doan's Kidney
Pills, decided TO give them a trial
and procured q supply. In a short
time after commencing their use. |
felt better and when l had taken the
contents Of the box, was cured"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
~ Y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-30
WOMAN MAY WEAR TROUSERS
Attorney General of Kansas Rules
There is No Law Against II.

Topeka, Kan, April 2S.-Gov.
Stubs received a letter yesterday
from a widow at Oswego asking per-
mission to wear mems trousers while
at work at her home. 1t said she
was supporting large family, which
necessitated outside work, and that
in wearing skirts she was badly han
dicapped.
The letter was turned over to the
Attorney General who ruled there
was no law prohibiting a woman from
wearing mems trousers especially il
she were the head of the house.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-30
LAKE THREATENS TRACKS
Mysterious Rise of Water Puzzles
Tonopah Railroad Engineers

San Bernardino Cal, April 2S-The
strange increase of Silver Lake on
the desert is puzzling engineers con-
nected with the Tonopah & Tidewat-
err railroad and is giving them hard
fight to save the tracks from inunda-
ton.
The lake is where Ell Mohave
River makes its temperance, after
flowing beneath the desert from a
point near Daggett, where it sudden
" drops into the sands. The engi-
neers are inclined to believe that the
volume of water now yelling up in
the middle of the lake comes from
a source not connected with Ell Mo
have.
bikes have been erected to protect
the tracks from the rapidly rising
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-30
CROKER WILL NOT FLY
Says Nothing Could Get Him Into an
Aeroplane


Dublin. April 2S.-Rlchard Croker.
lodged politics and took n crack at
aviation and American racing In an
interview yesterday. He said
Il attended only one meeting there
and Il was like funeral. II was all
whispering and arranging, not sport
The only place. to my mind, for real
racing Is Ireland-Gods own country,
both to live In and to enjoy sport
Here there Is no whispering or ar
ranging. All is straight, win or lose,
In all sports OF the right type"
Discussing aviation, Mr.. Croker
said.
THE elements don't belong to us
and we oughtnt TO try TO conquer
them. Too many people meet their
end In the endeavor. There Is quite
enough to be done on earth without
going for sport and experiment into
the clouds. Not for all the money in
the Bank OF England would I 20 up
In a flying machine
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-30

PILES CURED IN 6 TO "a DAYS
PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed TO
cure any case Of itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in to IA
days or money refunded. soc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-30

water, and a pumping plant is being
installed to throw the water over a
low range of hills in the desert be
You'd
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-21

All kinds of school books and
supplies ct Pinard's City Drug
store.
On Wednesday Of last week
Maj. r. J. Taylor shipped two
cars Of cattle to Sioux City,
accompanying the shipment.
Very good time was made be
tween here and Yanktou, but
being tied up at that place and
again ct Elk Point waiting for
orders and delayed. apparently
without cause, Is hours time
was consumed in getting from
here TO Sioux City market with
only about . half q train load.
when 5 or 6 hours should have
been sufficient. It caused the
quite . little loss, on
account OF being compelled to
put their cattle onto the market
without feed or water.
It's worth $500 to you to read
our advertisement in this paper.
% don't overlook il. Jan. "a. to
Jan. 20. Stedronsky Bros. Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-21
PUBLIC SALE

We will cell 8 head Of horses
and mares, . A. ]. Bakers
barn in Wagner,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-21

Meot mo q Pinard's.

NotSca.
A our tailor has returned
from his visit We are again pre-
70 do Ill kind Of tailo +
work. cleaning, pressing, re-
etc. Bring in your
work
v. J. Pesicka, The City Clothier.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-21
Probably the greatest coffee substitute yet

Probably the greatest coffee substitute yet
produced Is that o known to grocers every
whore ~ DR.. Shops Health Coffee. 1t act
ually goes q third farther than oil others,
And besides 1t u made in . minute" No 20
to 20 minutes tedious boiling is At all neces-
ssry. Pure toasted grains. malt, nuts, ETC.,
have besn 20 clsverly blended - to give =
wonderfully satisfying, true genuine coffee
navor and taste. And not Z grain OF real
coffee 10 used. 100 cups. &c. Sold BY Wag-
ner Drug Co..
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-21
STAnP 1T

As a fad beyos,s
dnpute that you
creditors would ro-
Their ecsnea check
from you than a
package IF sare-
fu iiy Loardea
cash. They knev
you are not hiding
pour assets Uysa
pay By a cheek
on the
Commercial
State Rsnk
They aLo know
that hoDe,er hon.
ct you' may Be
your custom a
keeping your cash
yourself makes it
possible that q fire
q thief, or sUen q
rat may Cause q
loss which may
pFsrsni yo3 jrsm
paying yssr I'LL
Think Nsces.
State Bank
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-21

have . complete list of taxes
for this section Of Charles Mix
county and will recei i've and for.
ward your taxes % the county
treasurer.
Vincent 6aberna,
Wagner, s. D.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-21
Get Well First

Dos't risk epen a penny-untH AssltA
hsst rstusns.
Ara I 1san Just exactly that.
Ian ths one physician who says 10 the sdck q
~. e 81 my own pocket pay Tor souf n'se
81 = ~ 5s = s'i D1. ' sSo a ; nsd.cin.s Aa1
80 - and recommended n every city an
1aml1 = America. They ars positively SAnA
3 NJ W. ~ Ss s9I ens casH. ana s = you9 -, ~
other mwarrented and uncertain medico es5
ThooAnde upon thousands have IN u -
when ths stomach nerves. Or the Heart o. Il
psy nerves nil these sick ones know how quickly
p. Shops Restorative WI hrine thsa ~
,s.isn vain: 6ns oes1g at.; Icy p o.,
!; e.: 4: &; &; :; ::: ); Z: !: &; !:
but write me first for IN order.
This viii AVE- delay and disappointm0k
Al druggists sell DR.; Shops Restonaive and y.
ssesi..s s % si9s sSs ss asy T.. su s. 81 d. sss p q: . i Inc
Dlease--for have appointed m honest and re.
sponaibls drus-- eist in almost
s.: ;:;;;;;;!;';;; s; ; :; ]. ): $: !: Pay: 3! Az s. 8:
e ss sSs.s -: ah su IS 10, Ses ~e np Bss'd ess n: sis ps, ,ssss
" tree 70 consult mo Just as you would your home
physician. Nj advice and the book below -
youlo-nd without cost
Perhaps q word or two from mo WIN clear -
somo Seriou, a;lmenk ] have helped khousAndD
upon thousands by my prtva9e
prescrf ption or personal advt0
plan. Ny best eff 01pfort 10 surely
worth your simple y request go wr:pe
now, while you have Il fesh 70
mind. for tomorrow never coRoeS. ID. She0ns ~
Il. Racine. Wis.
which 9ssl SIAN I sal Yss
-
NA. ! On Dyspepsia No. 1 For WomA0
No. . On the Heart No. s For Men
- 3 On the EidnUs No. s On RheumneA
DR.. Shops
Restorative
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-21

WORK, CloA0luRs Ure6oluGs Io-
pairing. etc. Bring in your
work
v. J. PesickA, The City Clothier.
A bright baby boy Wa born
% Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Baker
Monday Jan. 18th. Mother and
child doing nicely-father feel
Ing better.
DR.. and Mrs. p. r. PinArd
went 70 Sioux City Saturday
who're Mrs. Pinard il receiving
medical treatment Mr.. Pinard
returned home On Thursday
Of this week.
Prof. A. SwanEan, The
European Eye-Sight Specialist
Scotland, S. D.. viii be in
Wagner and will have his ofice
In the Verv Hotel, on Thursday.
January n. 1910. Do not miss
70 ses him for testing eyes and
fitting glasses.
Go TO Larries and get . shave
that makes you feel like coming
back again. Pains taken with
everybody, farmer or business
man. l I'm also agent for Sioux
City's Best Laundry. East side
main street
JOS. DeNoma district manager
for South Dakota for the Yoe-
men order will organize . lodge
In Wagner next Tuesday even
ing with . charter membership
Of forty. Mr.. DeNoma has put
h about . month here soliciting
members and writing insurance
Tor the local lodge.
II it's anything in the drug
line. you can get il at Pinard's
City Drug Store.
Subject for the Sunday morn
Ing service at the Congrsga-
eo1al church will be "Christs
Aiesion." You viii please note
change in the hour OF services.
school 1890, preaching
1880. 7. r. s. c. E Z D. m.
Evening sermon at 8 o'clock.
You are cordially invited.
Don't forget to attend the
Majestic Range Demonstrators
1t our store one week, Jan. "a.
- Jan. 90. Stedronsky Bros.
Co.
Notice the change Of time fol
ehe Sunday morning service in
the Methodist church. Sunday
school will convene at 1890 in-
stead Of II o'clock, and the
morning preaching service win
b Ut 1l:30 70 1890. Beginning
nsxt Sunday evening there will
b evsngelistic service each
evening. 4 cordial in.
vitAtion il extended 70 I'll.
"A. aoyer,
PnAfOr.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-21
Public Notice.

Announcement ID hereby 0a10
that % and aftee Jaasasy let 1910.
III hills ~ thls Cs0oaay win -
payable q H. et1Icee @ the Cen.
peny. Or Wagsss eeflco b lscsse1
ever the Wagssr See4o Haok.
4 Olscease Of 5 ~ ceas VIII -
allowed % Ill Nils. excepting
merchandise. u psld By ths ioth
nst.
Oar petroas : cordially lsvite1
% cooperate with - d thisoo ~
approve - bsslaess 0othoA. which
~ asssrs them VIII oDsrats Ter
The bsttermeat 81 IT, seevics |.
blloll oiS, ElfeT1e UNA povEl c.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-21

Wagner, s. d.
The NJ. E. folks Of Wagner
and CavinA Are perfscting ar
rangements for the erection Of .
com modious church edince at
the latter place the coming
spring.
We are pleased 70 note that
Mrs. Victor 0. K. Swenson il
convalescing from . long and
severe siege Of sickness. Her
mother, Mrs. Gale. arrived from
Pierce, Neb., last Saturday
aud viii remain with her for
some time.
The regular passenger train
was enabled last week TO make
the trip between Platte and
Yankton only one way each day
and the storm OF Saturday
blocked the cuts with snow 90
badly that the train became
stalled in snow between here
and Avon while cou ing up from
Yankton Sunday, but several
hours strenuous work by the
passengers and train crew On.
abled them to proceed on their
journey.
We have just received : com
plete tax list tor this part of the
county. Be sure and pay them
before Mar. 1, 1910, and save
penalty and interest.
First State Bank,
F. S. Strohbshn, Cashier.
A large number Of the young
men living in his neighborhood,
one night last week, figured
that W. a. Caldwell had stolen .
march on his friends and took
unto himself . wife, and accord :.
ingly proceeded to the Caldwell
home where they gave him ..
rousiug old charivari but thei Z
looks and feelings can best be
i'm imagined when they discover
ed that the supposed wife was
only q friend visiting the family.
Mr.. Caldwell naturally snjoye d
the joke i'm Immensely and says
tell the boys to come again, but
not to come a. : ch arivari party
till they are sure they are on
the right trail.
We now have = full line Of
disc records ON hand oil the
time. Come in and hear o NJ
rev machine. p. R. Pinard.
The Milwaukee Road dii her.
self proud Wednesday on the
"6quaw Central" Four freights
arrived from the east during
the day and in Ill $500 / ons OF
freight was delivered to towns
along tho Platte line. A large
quantity of coal came up. and
while none was delivered in
Wagner on that day there were
three cars on the track here
yesterday. Wednesday was ;
6ne day, 50 far a. weathsr con-
ditions were concerned, and tho
Milwaukee officials took advsn-
tage Of the same to get q much
freight up the line - possible,
and they are surely to b com
mended for their action.
1t nays well to lob - al r
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-21

Il pays well to look " eli. Il
inspires confidence in = opr.eu
and the public. Give 70 ur next
suit order to Bernard 30 mem
Yankton's leading tailor and
cutter. Prices SO reas ,nsble
that You can easily afford. . tai.
Ior made suit: At Waen Ter ev-
cry three or four weeks 6 the
Hptel VEN
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-21
Nooene = rinardA
ASA |;


se1' =
0W 80 " Itom -
oS0oa AGENCY On MONDAY.
1eT1aA neonsee = vlsit.
usends = Avon ma spring
Wontod Tor general
=. Asnnsdy.
KS anything In the drug
syos can Res = . Flnard's
~ 49, 0eoFs.
Ralph Riley Of Midland il
= $500 = the Jake Walters
800.
-. 0Oonnell has 800 bushels
g chotce Velvet Chaff seed
u1sas - -. Phone No. ISL.
Frank Trumbo was transact
- bnsinees = Greenwood on
Dfiday and Saturday Of last
1'Eod Aackinstadt returned
- /.
oeenroay from : three-weeks'
11nde With he fAmily = Dscorah,
-
TO rooms tor rent in the
hnndry bslIdiag.
- a Ehrismann.
John Ahshsr went to Platte
AsadAy evening On business
ooanocted with his electric light
lnnt thsre.
Ihooe from Wagner who e.
1nnded cosrt = Platte rsturnsd
hono a Tuesday and Wsdnss-
"a ~ "eex.
nkeving pictsrss 10 the new
6orohbohn building next Mon
~. Tuesday and Wednesday
9Ghts~
Rev. J. Hockhart Of Green
- returned 1norsday morn
@uoae1 - oeys VISIT with
nssnds = 0sddes-
0oE1--N Mr.. and Ars. john
=. Morris : baby boy. Mother
- Child doing nicely. Attend
- ~ y. Kennedy.
NOvtne p6cturoe next Monday
~-~~~ go w~a~~a~--AA~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-21

CHARITY CHAPTER o. E. st
Regular meeting first aud
third Tuesday in each month q
Masonic hall.
EAELINE G.. JAMES, w. NJ.
LORETTA TRUMBO. Sec.