The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-18
SOUTH DAxOTATOPICs.



Sturgis-J. e. Milne. ~ arranging 10
open and operate n canning factory in
the region near Vale.
Hosmer-A fine new Lutheran
church building was recently dedicat-
ed here with appropriate exercises.
Mellette-The city authorities are
arranging to have "A second artesian
well drilled here to supply the in
creased demand for water.
Belle Fourche-The Butte County
Fair association has fixed Sept. %.
- and ~ as the time for the tenth
annual fair OF the association.
Eirod-The farmers Of this vicin-
fty have organized an elevator COM
pany and will establish and operate
a farmers elevator at this place.
WaEner-The Old opera house.
which was closed some time ago. Is
being overhauled and improved pre-
paratory to once more being opened
to the public.
Huron-It Is given out by those In
position TO know that work on the
Hitchcock-Onida branc OF Chicago &
Northwestern railway vii be resumed
AZ soon as weather will permit.
Spearfish-June Is, l6 and II has
been fixed as the time for the annual
race meet of the Lawrence County
Fair association. Horses from as far
away as Oakland. Cal, will be enter
ed.
Willow Lakes-A special election
held here resulted In q majority in ia
vor OF Incorporation Of the town as a
city. Another election for the selec-
ton of a full set Of city officers soon
will be held.
Wheeler-The excellent conditions
OF the people Of his (Charles Mix
county Is shown by the fact that the
thirteen banks doing business in the
county Nave aggregate deposits of
81 992.S75.0S.
Aberdeen-The Farmers State bank
OF Nina Is a new Brown county bank
just established at Nina with Charles
f, Bark of Carthage as president and
manager. and F.. G.. Stearns. cashier
of the bank At Warner. as vice presi-
dent.
Gettysburg-The city council has
been petitioned to submit to the local
voters at the annual municipal cleo
ton in April the proposition of is
suing bonds for the construction of
municipal waterworks and electric
light systems.
HHran- Arro n ravVn nj ara hnfny
made by the Presbyterian church of
this city, for the erection of one of
handsomest church edfices in this part
of the country. The old church and
parsonage has been sold and work on
the new structure will be commenced
as early as possible.
Sioux Falls-Prelimfnary arrange
ments are being made for the annual
convention of the South Dakota Sun
day school association which will be
held at Redfield. April 5. 6 and :.
Rev. r. p. Leach of this city. state
sunday school superintendent will be
n of the prominent speakers.
Hot Springs-Local residents who
came to this region prior to Jan. l.
1856. have organized an old settlers
association, with DIR. A. S. Stewart as
president. and DIR. X. ID. Jennings sec
rotary. The first annual gathering of
the members of the association will be
held at the Evans hotel on March 10.
Brookings-The summer session of
/ the state college at Bookings Will be
gin on Junei22nd and will end 81 July
18th. Bulletin No. 3 which has just
been issued gives the complete de-
q - ~ ekN- I'D ~ ,,,A
are interested should write 10 Director
Arthur a. BRIGHAM at Brookings for
a copy of II.
y, Deadwood-As a direct result of
The recent attack OF members OF the
Terry Pea Miners union on non
Mo men at Terry. the Mogul Min
ing company has secured in the cir
cult court a temporary injunction re-
straining the union men from in any
way interfering with the employees or
property of the company.
Ardmore-The Indian Creek Wolf
Bounty association OF which . NJ.
Wallace of this place Is president.
n which is composed OF stockmen
In this vicinity and on the Wyoming
side Of the state line. has offered a
bounty Of s25 per head for old wolves
and 50 per head for wolf pups killed
within the territory covered by the
association.
Siou Falls-Articles of i%ncorpora-
ton have been filed for the Sioux
Falls Western Railway company with
headquarters at Sioux Falls and a cap
ttal OF $1,000. 600. II proposes a line
from Sioux Falls To Wheeler. les miles
long. at a cost OF IS. 000. 900. The in
~corporators. all Sioux Falls men, are
/ r. r. Brown. Sam Fantle. George ID.
Tuthiil. Fred II. HOLSTER and George
r. Blackman.
Waterfown-The Watertown INDUS
rial association. organized for the
purpose OF boosting home industries
has not adopted the slogan. Buy II
at Home" and has begun an active
/ m nnoicn ~ adurattap arOru tho res