The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-15

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stock. This will be found to be a
very profitable procedure. There Is
enough rough feed goes to waste in
Charles MIX county each year for lack
of being properly cared for to feed
nearly double tie amount of stock that
is now being fed. Farmers who rea-
lize that il pays to take care of this
kind of teed are being well repaid tor
the extra work.
Get q box of nice Breakfast Food
at Wagner's Feed Store. Something
new.
The Milwaukee Rv. Co.. have NOV
ed their freight house back off MAJ n
street and cement walks are to be put
m on both sides of the street across
the right of way of the company.
When this work is c completed it will
be q vast improveme Mt over the form
er condition of the street at that
point, and the citizens of Wagner are
m UGH pleased to learn that this mat.
ter, which has been under discussion
for a long time has finally been AMIGA
bly, and satisfactorily settled.
Found, a light overcoat on railroad
track. Owner can have same by prov
ing property and paying for this no.
tice. DIR. E. d. Sadler.
The Charles Mix county fair held at
Platte on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of last week wa 8 a very credi-
BILE affair. The exhibits of live stock,
grains, produce, etc., were good.
The races a I'd ball gam s were good,
and the vaudeville attractions could
not have been better. The Platte.
Geddesa and Wagner bands furnished
music for the occasion in q satisfac-
tory manner. Large crowds were in
attendance and We understand the fair
was a financial success.
The meat market at Dante Is ow
open for Business. Highest market
price paid for beef, hogs and hides.
&C. R. Perrin, Prop.
Henry Roscamp, who has been
working insurance in this section of
South Dskota for several years for a
New York company, wss down from
Mitchell this week and while here in
formed US that he had severed his
connection with that comany aud had
taken the general agency for South
Dakota for the Guaranty 1 life insur-
ance Co., of Davenport, Iowa. and
had appointed F. j. Mccormick as
local agent tor Wagner. Both Of
these gentlemen are good insurance
men and we wish them abundant sue
cess.
Ladies if you want a nice stylish
and urtodate hat cone to U miilin-
merry parlcrs. we carry a fine display
of ladies' and childrens hats and bon
nets.-Louise Wepking.
The following 10 Bill Nye's yersi on
of newspapering: "A man may use
a wart on the back of his neck for q
collar button, ride in the back coa.h
Of a train to save his money till the
conductor gets around, stop his watch
at night to save wear and tear, leave
his "i" or "t'' without a dot or cross
to save ink, pasture his mothers
grave to save corn but a man of this
sort is a gentleman and a scholar COM
pared to the fellow who will tax e 4
newspaper two or three years and
when asked to settle for it. puts it in
to the postofice and has it marked
s
Having disposed Of my implemen
! must ask for q settlement
from those Indebted to me. All &C
cunts and notes payable at the First
State Bank. "A. McKenna.
A large delegation from Wagner
went TO Platte on Wednesday evening
to confer with similar de legations
from the other towns of the county
regard tn pron0sed .0nnfv soat 70.