The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-12
Money TO loan.-C. i. Kirkpatrick.

IEF y ~ ~ ~ $50 e~~
issued by Governor Wesley, Mothers
Day" will be observed next Sunday
morning 1t the Congregational church.
"A solo will be sung ct this service BY
Mrs. w. Trusx. and the sermon be
preached by the Pastor. A hearty in
vitation IL extended to all to attend
this services. Young lei and women
are especially invited. and fathers and
mothers are requested to bring their
children. r.. E. Bayes. Pastor.
Good Red Glover seed and millet
seed for sale. e. A. Floren, 8
miles northwest Of Wagner.
Monday and T tuesday, were the
warmest days expe rienced this year.
Thermometers Registered above 80 de-
grees, but Wednesday was much cool
er, there beiag a drop Of IS degrees
in the temperature in "a hours. A
light rain fell on Wednesday evening.
All kinds of grain and grasses are
growing rapidly and the soil contains
sufficient moisture to last s,me time.
Farmers are busy at present with
their corn plantin 6, and future pros
poets for a big crop could not be
be tier.
For sale. home grown alfalfa seed.
Otto Hennies, route 8, phone 8L9.
Herbert Mackinstadt received q fine
new snare drum of the KING model
Mond ay, and is now q full-fiedged
drummer boy with the Wagner band.
Frank Mccormick received his new
king" trombone Monday, and no n
has it over Frank when it comes to
trombone quality and style. George
Safey's Monster Eb King bass also
arrived Monday. Talk about class.
1t has a 2O-inch bell, is triple silver
plated and one OF the finest toned and
nobby looking instruments we ever
saw, and the way that big boy does
roll the sweet and powerful tones out
of that "horn' is great.
If it's anything in the drug
line, you can get it at Pinard's
City Drug Store.
A. A. Boynton and family, who
have resided in Plankinton several
years, where Mr.. Boynton owned and
operated q bank, moved to Wagner
last week and are now comfortably
domiciled in the fine room on the sec
ond floor of the Boynton block. Mr..
Boynton sold his bank at Planklnton
about the first Of the present year and
will, after closing up some OF his
other business interests in South
Dakota, look up q location in n of
the western coast states. He was one
Of the incorporators of the First State
bank and also the Commercial State
bank of Wat ner, owning . controlling
interest in each at the time of their
organization. Mr.. Boynon is q son of
one of Wagner's most highly respect
ed citizens, Col. Abraham Boynton.
The people of Wagner would be great.
" pleased to see the younger Mr..
Boynton and family make their home
in this city permanently.
Eat your Sunday dinner al
the Majestic Gale.
EX-SENATOR KITTREDGE DEAD,
Surrounded by mother, sister,
brother and several intimate friends
at his hotel in Hot Springs, Ark.
Ex-senator alfred Beard Kittredge
J passed peacefully away, after a linger.
J ing illness of liver trouble, OF Thurs
day, May, 4th. The rem aims of th'
late statesman were taken to his boy
hood home 1T East Jaffrey, N. H.
/, where funeral services were held ant
interment made in the beautiful GENE
terry near that city, on Monday. Ma!
4 9Th.
Through the death of Mr.. Kittredg'
the State of South Dakota lost TIL
! greatest statesman who e claimed
{ the Sunshine state as his home. HI
was q man of great intellect, broa,
7 views. and was the best Representative
the people of this state ever sent t
the u. S. senate. He was unceasinl
and untiring in his efforts to serv'
: his constituency IN the best possib
j way, and had won . place in the heart
! OF South Dakotans seldom enjoyed b,
man. The sad ending Of this grea
mans life has cast q clo1d of sorros
over the entire state.