The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14

0011A1 uUye ~NFCu1NC T. f41t nU1I Sc
tion u Improved Isnd near Elbow
Late Minnesota, the eonsideration be
Iag so per scre. They state that th'
crops there sre excellent and that par
Los the country has had plenty Of rail
to insure ! good harvest Of al kind
81 grain
Peter HeIneIcnt, Wko hrs been in
poor health for a number Of months
snd wEo was operated upon q
Rochester. Mimi. hospital about two
months ago. il again failing and ha'
been in . critical condition this week.
The last report we had from II.
Hern cpont home wa to the effect
that be Wa resting easier.
The local ball fossers took the Green.
wood nine into camp on the Wagner
Grounds Wednesday by q score of IA
to I. The game was rather on ths
loose order. but the fans seemed to en-
joy themselves roofing for their favor
ites. Batteries: Greenwood, Pack.
ard. ~Frederieks, Arrow and
Wagner, Thompson and Mccormick.
Word reached rs this morning just
- we are going to press that Martin
Sykora, who has been suff erin some
time Of heart trouble, passed away at
the family home southeast of town
Thursday night. Funeral services
will be held next Monday at the
Catholic church in Wagner. Obituary
will appear in next weeks issue.
The Asyrian peddlers who were ar
rested last week for peddling withou I
q license had their preliminary hearing
before Justice Kaberna Tuesday. ard
they were giyen heavy fines in addition
to having to pay costs. H. ID. ia es
assisted States Attorney A. B. Beck
in prosecuting the cases. These
partiess will undoubtly secure licenses
before attempting to peddle again in
this county.
Owing to the post-ponement of the
dedicatory services Of the M. E..
church 1t Rayinia there will be the
usual preaching services ut the Meth
odist church Of this city in the norm
ing. The evening service will be con-
|docted by Litrict superintendent. w.
s. Shepherd. This will be our last
quarterly meeting for the year. The
communion will be adm Mustered after
the sermon. All cordially invited to
both services.
Earl Potter, . young man who had
been staying about town for q couple
Of weeks, vas arrested ut Yankton and
brought back here to stand trail uron
a complaint sworn out by John Maths
chargi ng him with having stolen $40
from Mr.. MATHS the evening of the
Fourth. At his b caring before Judge
Kaberna Re vas bound over fo- trial
1t the coming term of circuit court
under bonds of $500 in lieu Of which
he was tken to Platte and placed in
Jail there to wait the convening Of
court in September.
The entertainment gwen by the
Misses Swanson. Marso and Johnston,
under the auspices Of the Eastern
Star. 1t the Masonic Temple Wednes-
day evening was largely attended and
well-received. Miss Swanson, pianist
and reader. pleased the audience ex-
eel dingly we'll. Miss Marso, violin
ist. rendered several fine Numbers
which were greatly appreciated.
Miss Johnston, who Is teaching
vocal in Wagner. furnished two num-
OcSS - essC PsO&A 1ti SWN n8AsJ
pleased her hearers. The ladies' res
ponded to several hearty encores.
The ladies Of the Eastern Star are to
be congratulated for having given
the music loving people Of Wagner an
entertainment that was par excellent.
IN making IN overland trip to and
from Platte last Saturday ~ had :
fair opportunity Of looking over the
crops IN the terrific ~ travelled. VIZ
examined ! number Of fields of small
grain and II looks q us Is though
oats would yield about one-tnird Of
! crop; wheat nearly N average crop
IN most instances; barley looks to be
shout ! half crop; FAX generally looks
rood. while corn could not be better.
Of course. there are localities and