The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-01-28

Sioux FAils-Ths third annual con-
ventlon OF the rarmers' Grain DIAL
ers association Of South Dakota. viii
be held In Sioux Falls. February
and 10. This association VA orgAn-
ised but . few pears AGO. but 0urtn9
it, short existence u haa proven of
great value to the farmers 81 this
section. An excellent program hAs
been arranged In connection with
the coming meeting.
Morristown-At m election held On
the lith Of January. 1919 the voters
here decided to Incorporate the town
by q unanimous vote. The people
here are getting ready TO handle me
large immigration In this part Of the
state mex sprtnG. n have tncor-
porated with tho idea Of keeping
down the rough element that always
follows tho opening Of Indian Rsssr-
yAttons.
Ab<rdeen-A report comes from
wMkpala to the effect that Great No--
thern urvcvora ara running = line
from Herretd to Wakpaia. The Great
Northern does not enter Herreid the
500" being the road there. and u
II U0IINt3C0 hGTe thMN tu0 M tA&6
er than the Great Northern. contem-
try by way OF Wakpala. which r. on
the Aiiwaukee'a Puget Sound line.
vermilion-This city's new $40 900
opera house 10 rapidly nearing com.
pletion. and II II expected that Il will
be ready for the first ~atsactioa Feb
urary 1. u h one Of the finest play
houses in the state. considering IT.
sise. and will fl = long felt want In
hi state University city. The man.
agement will be under the supervision
OF the city council. And the bookings
have been turned over 20 Maurice w
Jencka.
vermillion-Clay county u per-
haps the only county In he state that
has an unbroken record for county
faiss. and 20 successful VA he n IN
1893 that the stockholders have con-
cludsa to hold another in 1910. fol-
lowing the Interstate fair at 6toux
City. The officers for the ensuing
rear are. II. II. Maursr. prssident:
Charles ChAussee. vico president. Jas
Partridge. secretary and G. J. Dun
dsrson. t~soasurers
Pierre-The state land department.
has made the January apportionmene
OF income funds due the various insti-
tutions OF the state entitled to \
same. tho amount tent out being.
University sl7s.s7: Deaf and Dumb
school. 1915; state Training school.
$3.50; Agricultural college. 33i1.so:
Madison normal. 3l57.is. Spearftsh.
normal. sis7.ls: Springfield normal.
Sls7.0S Aberdeen normal. e7Si.1s:
school Of Mines. tsS.o7. experiment
sub-s,ations. si2.20.
Belle Fourche--Local newspapers
take exception TO the statement I'm
anating from the town OF 6turgfs
that place did the banner business for
the year In the railroad freight. 1t 10
claimed here that the annual figures
for 1900 snow that Belle Fourche exa
ceeded Sturgis by 3156.oOO for h
year One month In the year alone.
totaled over 500. 900 for this point.
but as the figures do not state
whether this includes the outgoing
cattle and stock freight. Il II probable
hat II does.
Bradley-At an enthusiastic meet
Ing held here this evening . CONNER
ella club was organised with = msm-
bership OF so. ]. d. Mckinney raj
elected president. Joel Mckee. vice
president. w. II. Dudley. secretary.
Hugh Seaman treasurer. A. f.. Gates.
+. ID. Kenyon. II. Y. Scarborough, s.
n. Caldwell. u. Perry and w. A. Day
~ a board OF directors. The meet
ing will be held on the first and third
Mondays Of zach month and = cam
paign Of advertising and town i'm
provements begun.
Aberdeen-Aberdecn has acquired
an airship factory among its list Of
manufactures. Professor Fred w.
Smith. science teacher In the North
ern Normal and Industrial school. II
making an airship In tho factory con-
trolled by him for the manufacture
Of automobile supplies. The model
In somewhat similar TO the Curtsss
machine. and Professor Smith IL con-
ftdent IL viii navigate the air IN well
as any OF the airships now In use. Al
soon N the machine In complete he
expects to make an ascension.
Whitewood-CauGht In a bIt1xard
In which he lost his way and only
through sheer pluck saved his life
and reached Sturgis In safety. Char
Lee Barton. stage driver between Vale
and Btxby. was 30 badly frozen that
he will lose both hands and feet. Bar
ton 10 . young man n when found
he had lost his a abandoned his
rig and set out across the prairie In
an effort to reach . town. He was
out all night before he reached the
Richards ranch where he was cared
for and later brought to Vale.
Miller-Miller's New Commercial
club held its first business meeting
his week and elected it, officers for
1910. The club II composed OF nearly
100 members TO start with and has
leased and furnished the upper foor
OF the CoQuiilette cement block
building. expanding over 1850 for
handsome And ussfsl furnttuF0. Tho
club u managed by = board Of dirsc1