The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04

Cotton ood-Stepa hAv been TAX
en- 10 have Cottonwood incorporated
under the general LAWS of the state.
Sturgis-The members OF the local
Knights OF Columbus lodge are plan
ming on erecting n combination hall
and opera house building.
Mobrtdge-At a recent special ci-
ectlon. the town OF Mobridge issued
bands for 500 for the conssruc-
ton OF \ new high school building.
.Miibank--Fire destroyed the Coz
operative creamery at Stockholm. nf-
teen miles southwest OF here. II
cost four thousand dollars and was
insured for three thousand. The
cause Of the fire is unknown.
pea rfish-Henry Hemier. OF this
place. has prcba bly, the largest COL
lection OF mounted deer heads OF
any person in South Dakota The
collection consists OF about a score
OF heads and is valued at $1,000 Oh
more.
watertown - Preliminary ar
rangements are being made for the
So NJ t"t kNooAi La
kota Dairymen and Buttermakers' as
ISOLATION. which will be held here
March - and 30. Delegates will be
present from all parts of the state
and from adjoining states.
Aberdeen - Arrangements ave
been completed for an automobile
show which will be given in Aber-
deem the wee OF March 1926. Alb
erdeen In estimated to have more au-
tomobiles in proportion to popula-
ton than anv other town In the
United States. and Ii is believed the
show will prove to be u great success.
Pierre-while 1t will be several
weeks before the state officers will
get into their new quarters. the work
Of moving at present consists OF the
transfer of books and reports. which
a " bee stacked in all possible cor
ners OF old buildings. and this win
take a lot of transferring which will
be done before the officers. with their
daily records attempt to make the
change.
Yankton-Elmer Bussey. Miles
Clark end Robert Warren were chos-
en- in the finals here Mt Yankton
college for the debate with Morning
Sid college of Sioux City. next
month. The question. which was
the same as will be used in Sioux
City. was: Resolved. That congress
should enac a graduated income tax
law with a provision exempting the
first $1,000. constitutionality waiv-
ed
Ashton-Fire destroyed six build
ings and caused a loss estimated at
between SIS. 600 and $4,000. The
blaze started In the saloon Of Joseph
Watson. The esta blishments burned
included the saloon, two restaurants.
owned by Sol Sassett and Joe Ernesse
= pool hall and a drug store. A fine
three-story hotel. just completed and
nearly ready for occupancy, was also
destroyed.
Clear LAke-This place promised
to become quite manufacturing
genius Of II. r. Washburn. a well
known resident OF Goodwin. who re-
Gently was granted a patent on his
invention OF a manure loader. The
inventor now. In organizing a COM
pany with the object OF building a
manufacturing plant In Clear Lake
in the spring. 20 the leaders can be
manufactured for the general mar
ket.
I<mmon-Lemmon Is rejoicing
owe the addition OF twenty own
ships OF the n. w. part OF the reser-
walton. to this land office. This will
mean more business for Lennon in
every line. The soun OF the train
from the east Thursday afternoon
was a welcome crowd ~ we have
been three days without eastern mail
owing to. the blockade Old set
tiers say This Was the worst storm
In a good many
P~ierre-Fifteen counties OF the
state have up To the present report
collections of t1.1s8.1s for the
Beadie monument fund. These coun-
ties were assessed N.4s5. and while
have not come up to the amount
expected OF them. all say they will
further contributions. The
counties which have up to the pres
sent In a greater amount than
the assessment made against hem by
the committee are Dawson, Hughes,
Lincoln and Eanborn.
Sioux Falis-At the annual bust
ness meeting Of the Sioux Valley
association. held In Sioux
Falls. the following officers were ell
for the ensuing year: Pres. NJ.
Gottheif. Vice president. william
Jones: secretary. l.. q. Granger: as
secretary, Roy w. Sherwood:
Mitchell Cox Dec. IL to
IL next was fixed as the time for
the annual show OF tn. association.
will be held In this city, the
home OF the association.
Springfield-The State Normal
School at Springfield has made an
arrangement to give a special course