The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
DIR. p. r. PINARD
Physician and Surgeon
Office over First State Bank
WAGNER. SO. OAK
SO. OAK.


ian, will be in Wagner April 20 and
I2l.
Albert Hennies was an east bound
passenger on Tuesday mornings train,
and dame rumor has it that he will not
return a singh man. W. will expect
him back in q few days accompanied
by q blushing bride.
johnson & johnson, who are start
ing q racket store in the j. V. Janda
building have most of their stock on
display and have opened their doors to
the public. There is no good reason
why this firm should not enjoy a lucra-
tive business.
The Ladies Cemetery association
will serve supper at the skating rink
on Tuesday evening of next week.
The proceeds of The supper will be
used in the work of identifying the
cemeteries of Wagner. All are inyit-
ed to come and help q good cause
Miss Nyda Dresselhuys and pupils
will give q basket social at the ir
school house 2 miles north and 2
miles east Of Wagner, on Monday,
March 20. All are invited.
BY virtue of o transaction onsu
mated Wednesday the 18th inst.
ownership of the Electric Lighting
Plants, together with other properly
and rights formerly owned by the Da-
kota Gas, Electric Light & Power
Company passed to the Interstate Pow
er Company. The officers and board
of directors of the new Company have
not yet been announced
w. j. Mcfarland. the first of the
week sold his fine 80 acre farm on the
east bank of Lake Andes to Mr.. No
yak of Yankton for 500 per acre.
This is one of the best farms in this
locality in the wav of improvements
and state of cultivation. Mr.. McFar-
land retains possession until the first
of next March, afterwhich he int ends
to move to Sioux City and retire from
active business. These 500 an acre
land deals are becoming quite common
in Charles Mix county.
W. hare decided to publish, here
after . summary of the FEATHER con-
ditions for the week in each issue OF
the New Era-Leader, giving as near
as possible just what the weather con-
ditions and their effect on crops. We
have q numk err of subcribers in
the east who own land in Charles Mix
county, and the newspapers are the
only Q they have of obtaining the
desired information, and they call for
this feature in q paper has mades
Us feel il cur duty to add it.
lifts anything In the drug
lime, you can get it at Pinard's
City Drug Store.
Services will be held ct the Congre-
ga.ional church next Sabbath at the
usual hour. At IL Z. m. the pastor
will preach upon David: The Great
ness Of . Devout Mind. At the even
lag service, commencing at 7:3O
O clock. the subject will be From
Jerusalem to Jericho" The attic .ld-
ance last Sunday was very encourage
ing. and ahearty invitation is extend
ed to all, who are not affiliated else
where, to worship with US.
-R. E. Bayes, Pastor.
Chas. +. Hackett, who has filled
the p0sition OF postmaster at Parker
the past eight months, on . recess ap-
pointment, has failed Of confirmation
by the senate. owing to Senator
Gamble using the senatorial courtesy
dodge to defeat him. Mr.. Hackett ID
one Of the pioneers Of pioneers of
Suoth Dakota, and is near to nestor of
journalism in the state, and has been
true blue republican MI his life, and
to be thus cast aside the first time he
asks for recognition, and that, too.
becaue he he'd the stamina to do what
he considered to be right--and he has
pretty generally been found to be
rights less than peanut politic."
and We predict thst he can get along
without the support Of those who have
been responsible for his defeat in the
postmastership Of Parker than they
lean do without the friendship and
Support Of . gentleman like Mr..
Hackett.