The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-28
Fresh bulk and package garden
seeds at Rovaart's.
AUTO LIVERY.

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seeds at Rovaart's.
AUTO LIVERY.
We are prepared to do a general
auto livery business and solicit your
patronage. Good carr and careful
drivers. We have q 6~-cvlinder 60 h.
p. touring al in use, and our charges
are reasona BILE. Phone1 80.
Tho mpson Bros.
The Baptist Ladies aid will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Jack London and Mrs.
Saddison, at the home of the former.
on Friday afternoon, April %, at two
o'clock. Everyone who meets with us
will find a welcome.--By order of
secretary.
Frank B. Morgan, an attorney who
has just located in Wagner was g
former resident of Tyndall, having
been elected register of deeds of Bon
Homme county in 1904, and after SER
wing two years, went to Missouri uni
varsity law school and graduated from
Kansas City School of Law in June
1909. Since that time he has been en-
gagged in the practice of his profession
at Great Falls, Mont.
v. j. Bark has leased his studio to
P. S. Outlet of Huron, who has been
conducting a studio at that place for
o. d. Root, ami who is one of the best
photographers in the state. Mr.. Outlet
is we'll known in this state for his
artistic work, and stands ready to
prove to your entire satisfaction that
he can "deliver the goods" if given a
trial. The public is cordially invited
to give Wagner's new photographer a
call. when wanting anything in his
line.
Now is the time farmers to look up
your hail insurance. You should be
just as careful of your hail insurance
as you IRE of your seed. Get the very
best. We had thirteen losses last sea-
sonand every one of them was paid
salts ~factorily. Beware of the Mutual
man and his cheap insurance. Get
the old line hail insurance. We have
three of the leading companies. Call
in and see us. First State Bank.
The services at the Congregational
church next Sunday should be of int
crest to many people VINO are not in
the habit of attending church. The
morning service will take the form of
an observation of the Ter-centenary of
the King James version of the
scriptures. Celebrations have been
held in all the principle centers of the
English speaking world. and weighty
testimonies have been contributed by
eminent men to the benefience of the
English Bible to civilization. The BIZ
BILE is the bulwark Of Protestantism,
and of U Anglo-Saxon liberties, and
every American ought to be interested
in its story. The evening service will
be given up to an observance of Tuber-
culosis Day. In two hundred thousand
churches of this country sermons deal
ing with this scourge will be preached.
Literature sent from tuberculosis
Sa~nitarium at Custer, S. D., will be
distributed. Everybody invited.
R. E. Bayes, Pastor.
DR.. LaShier was down from Ar
mo ur the latter part of last week
making arrangements for a town lot
sale to be held in Wagner next Satur
day. Mr.. LaShier bought the new
addition on the north side of the city
and has secured the services of Col.
Hilmann, the famous Milwaukee auc-
tioneer for the coming sale. He has
also arranged to have q ball game
played which will be free to the peo-
pie in attendance, as well as having
hired the Wagner band to furnish free
music for the occasion. This will be
= fine chance for parties looking for
residence lpts or an investment to Sc
cure them at q reasonable figure and