The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-02
DR.. r. r. PINARD
Physician and Surgeon
Ofice over First State Bank
WAGNER, so. DIX.

lifts anything IN the dru&
line, You ri get it at Pinard' I
City Drug Store.
The Wagner ball team journey et
to Ravinia Sunday where they tried
conclusions with the nine Of tina
place. The Wagner boys won by
score of 9 to 6. This is the secont
game between these two mines this
season, Wagner taking both.
"A number of the Sioux Indians from
this reservation, accomp anied by Rev.
Williamson, left Monday for Wash
ington, d. c., to interview the ''big
paleface father , in regard to matters
bearing upon the affairs of the Yank-
ton Sioux tribe.
Dance 1T the rink June 9Th. Music
by the Vogeli orchestra.
A lawn tennis association is being
organized and a fine double court has
been made on the corner opposite
Chas. Ehrisman's residence. This
is q very fine outdoor SPORT and will
furnish pleasant amusement for the
club during the summer.
Ladies, have you seen the
nice summer underwear at
the Peoples Variety Store?
Wanted, a second hand small safe.
For further information inquire at
this Office.
Aaron Stricken, an Indian living
near Greenwood, was arrested the 9TH
er day for an assault upon a Syrian
peddler by the name of Hassan Abdu.
The preliminary hearing vas held be-
fore Justice Cole Wednesday and
Stricken was bound over to the circuit
court 70 trial at the coming term.
Several fresh mich cows with calves
for sale at my place, 3 miles south and
8 miles west of Wagner.
Fred Raabe.
Crop conditions in this county were
iever better at this time of year than
they are right noS. Small grain
itooled we'll and is growing rapidly
While the corr crop looks good. The
stand is above the average, except
where the cut worms did some work.
Pastures are the best ever.
Wanted, 900 acres of breaking
lone. Will pay 81 per acre for good
work. IF. S. Strohbehn.
The worst storm of the season
passed over this section Of the state
'ast Friday evening. 1t struck here
about six o'clock. There was a ter
rifle gale &C :ompanied by a heavy
rain. No serious damage Yves done by
the wind and untold good came from
TIE fine rain.
IL it's anything in the drug
line, you can get it at Pinard's
City Drug Store.
Mrs. e. I. Lewis and son and Mr..
and Mrs. Terry Bonesteel left Monday
Ivy : A 4ASELN -HEEHZAM SMAZr
morning for points in Kentucky to
make an extended visit with the lad
les parents and relatives. Mr.. Lewis
will play the role Of bachelor during
the absence of his wife. but then we
are sure he will not attempt to play
the part Of cook.
Eat your Sunday dinner at
the Majestic Cafe.
Bro. Beemer of thu Ravinia Booster,
accompanied by his brother, came
down Saturday evening and assisted
the Wagner band in putting on an
open air concert thar evening. Roy is
i good tuba player, and wnen he gets
lined up with the rest of the bass
players there Is sure something doing
in the bass section Of the band.
For Sale or Trade, fms organ, heavy
walnut case, cost $50. Will sell
cheap or trade for horse or good colt
Of COW. Address.
Box 322, Avon. s. Oak.
Anderson Brothers, who condsct q
boat house on the banks of Lake An
DIES. 1t the artesian well north of Ra-
vinia, have made that point . popular
place for sportsmen to 60 fishing.
The boys have . h q little boat house
and have . number Of good row boats
and : gasoline launch which ran DO
rented at reasonable prices. They
furnish lodging and meals TO those de-
|airin0 the same. which makes hasa